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Single Pulley
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TROUBLESHOOTING, CARE AND MAINTENANCE
4.1
General Instructions
⚠
WARNING
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Do not make any improper changes to the equipment.
⚠
CAUTION
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Damaged or worn components may affect your safety and the life of the equipment.
Therefore, immediately replace damaged or worn components. In such a case, contact the
contract partner. The equipment must not be used until it has been repaired. If necessary,
use only original spare parts.
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ATTENTION
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In addition to the instructions and recommendations for maintenance and care given here,
additional service and/or repair work may be necessary; this must only be carried out by
authorised service technicians.
4.2
Faults and Fault Diagnosis
The equipment undergoes regular quality controls during production. Nevertheless, faults or
malfunctions may occur. Frequently, individual parts are responsible for these disturbances, an
exchange is usually sufficient. Please refer to the following overview for the most common errors and
how to correct them. If the equipment still does not function properly, contact your contract partner.
Fault
Cause
Solution
Grinding noises
Cables or pulleys do not run
smoothly or are damaged
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Visual inspection of the cable routing
or the pulley guide
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If damaged, replace the defective
part
Weight hanging in
the air
Cable tensioned too tight
Readjust cable tension
Cable without tension Cable too loose
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Check cable routing
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Readjust cable tension
Squeaking & cracking
noises
Screw connections loosened
or too tight
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Check or lubricate screw
connections*
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Check cable routing
Unit wobbles
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Uneven ground
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Loose screw connections
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Align unit
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Tighten screw connections
Heavy draught
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Weight holders/guide
rods too dry
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Faulty cable routing
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Lubricate guide rods*
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Check cable routing
* With a grease-free silicone oil or silicone spray.
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