8. Pull the rubber plate or the limit switch
activator up on the chain. Attach the end
stop to the chain end on the chain bucket
side of the chain fall.
NOTE
The dimension 'W' should be at least
150 mm (5.9 in). The dimension 'W' is
the distance from the end of the chain
to the bottom of the end stop.
w
9. Place the chain into the chain bucket. Attach the chain bucket to the chain hoist.
For more information, see chapter Fitting the chain bucket.
10. Perform the functional tests and the load tests.
Perform the functional test up and down. If local regulations require it, perform also the load
test. Pay attention to the chain and make sure it drives straight into the chain hoist.
7.5.5
Replacing the chain
NOTE
Replacement of the chain sprocket
If the chain wear exceeds 2% when you replace the chain, also the chain sprocket must
be replaced. If the chain has been replaced before but without replacing the chain
sprocket, replace the chain sprocket. Because of the wearing, it is recommended to
replace the chain sprocket every time when the chain is replaced.
NOTE
Replacement of the chain guide
The replacement need of the chain guide depends on the wear level of the chain guide.
1. If a load is attached to the hook, remove the load.
2. Remove the chain bucket.
For more information, see chapter Removing the chain bucket.
3. Remove the end stop from the chain end
on the chain bucket side of the chain fall.
To remove the end stop, open the clutch.
Pull out the rubber plate or the magnetic
limit switch activator (depending on the
configuration of the chain hoist).
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