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5.1.1 Inspecting the Endless Line 

 

Inspect the Endless Line for signs of contamination, abrasion and cuts. Check 
the splice. 

 
5.1.2 Inspecting the drum winch 
 

Check the drum winch for any signs of external damage. 
 

Should  the  inspections  of  the  device  show  any  signs  damage,  wear, 
alteration or missing parts then the unit is to be taken out of service and 
returned to the manufacturer or an authorized repair station. 

 

5.2  Maintenance of the drum winch 

 

The  frequency  of  the  periodic  maintenance  depends  on  the  specific 
environmental  conditions,  the  conditions  and  frequency  of  use  and  must  be 
carried  out  at  intervals  of  5  (five)  years.

  For  product  liability  reasons,  this 

service  has  to  be  performed  by  the  manufacturer  or  personnel  approved 
by  the  manufacturer  in  writing.  Only  the  manufacturer,  or  personnel 
approved  by  the  manufacturer  in  writing,  may  repair  the  appliance,  or 
make any repairs, exchanges, replace or add parts to the drum winch. 

 

After  10  years  a  major  overhaul  is  to  be  performed  by  the  manufacturer.

 

 

5.3  Storage of the drum winch 

 

 

Store it in a dry, clean place. The device must not be exposed to permanent UV 
light. 
During  storage,  the  Load  Line  must  always  be  fully  retracted  with  the  brake 
disengaged (short pulling action on the Endless Line).

 

 
5.4  Care of the drum winch 

 

The device should be cleaned with a damp cloth and dried using an absorbent 
cloth.

   

Important 

 

Do  not  clean  the  unit  with  any  chemical  cleaner  containing  trichloroethane, 
thinner or cold cleaner.

 

 

 

 

Do not use grease near the brake pads. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for Mastlift

Page 1: ...User Manual for Drum Winch SWI TEC Mastlift Last revised Mai 21 2017 Issued by Marco Bachmann Managing Director Neveta Nautica S L...

Page 2: ...Lifting a Person 7 4 2 Lowering a Person 7 4 3 Operation of the Brake Mechanism 7 5 Manufacturer s Guidelines 8 5 1 Checking the Drum Winch Before Each Use 8 5 1 1 Checking the Endless Line 9 5 1 2 C...

Page 3: ...persons The drum winch has a Load Line which is wound on a drum With the use of an Endless Line the Load Line can be wound onto or off the drum In this way the person is lifted or lowered A pawl ratc...

Page 4: ...force of about 26 daN is required on the Endless Line when a maximum load of 150 kg is applied to the top rope layer Load Line Cover material Polyester Core material Dyneema Diameter 6 mm Breaking St...

Page 5: ...expected work location Consider it may need extra length if the person has to perform work offset from the vertical The Load Line must not be crossed and but must always be able to move freely If nec...

Page 6: ...ints must be tested Approved connectors must meet the forces imparted by the anchorage points Attaching the device to crane hook is prohibited Caution A competent person must be consulted if the secur...

Page 7: ...Line and continue to pull evenly The person is then lowered in a smooth motion 4 3 Operation of the braking system The brake mechanism engages automatically the load is securely held in any position...

Page 8: ...his could induce dynamic loading forces which could exceed the maximum operating load Always locate the winch in such a manner that when raising and lowering the Load Line is prevented from chafing Th...

Page 9: ...asons this service has to be performed by the manufacturer or personnel approved by the manufacturer in writing Only the manufacturer or personnel approved by the manufacturer in writing may repair th...

Page 10: ...3 Press the Locking Lever black ball D and pull out the desired length of the Load Line F 4 After releasing the Locking Lever D the Load Line must be pulled out with a firm tug With this movement the...

Page 11: ...es replace or add parts to the drum winch Production and Distribution Distribution Germany SWI TEC DE GmbH Im Yachthafen Potsdam Kastanienallee 22 C DE 14471 Potsdam Tel 49 0 331 87000 448 E mail info...

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