Owner's Manual for TA150KGMR1 Pneumatic Winches for Personnel Lifting
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2.6.5
OBSERVE THE REDUCER, MOTOR AND BRAKE during operation for
signs of overheating. Frequent overheating may be a sign of damage.
a
WATCH FOR SMOKE, the smell of burnt lubricant, and other signs
of overheating. Use a thermocouple or other device to monitor reducer
temperature.
b
STOP THE OPERATION if the reducer, motor or brake overheats, and allow
the winch to cool. Continued operation may cause damage.
2.6.6
IN CASE OF AIR SUPPLY FAILURE, see section 2.7 - Emergency
Operation.
2.6.7
USE GLOVES designed to reduce the impact of vibration if controlling
winch by manual lever on the control valve.
2.6.8
SHOULD THE WINCH stop operating unexpectedly, check the indicators
on the control panel. The three indicators will show if either the limits are
exceeded, or the line has gone slack. The indicators merely inform the
operator what stopped the winch. They DO NOT indicate a failure. If none
of the indicators have been triggered, something may have failed.
Figure 17 – Emergency Brake Release
Emergency
Brake
Release
