HAEMMERLIN MAXIAL PREMIUM, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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- to use the vertical/horizontal sheet carrier in case of wind.
- to approach and enter the potential fall zone if the wind exceeds 70km/h.
- to install, use or dismantle the hoist in the event of a storm.
- to use the hoist in an ATEX zone or explosive areas.
- to touch the capacitors even after the power has been switched off.
- to fully unwind the winch drum except to properly wind the cable.
Leave
at least 3 turns of cable on the drum at all times.
- to use a damaged, crushed or spliced cable (see the paragraph on the
lifting cable on pages 93-94.
- to repair a lifting cable using couplers or cable ties.
- to insert your hands into the winch, which could cause serious injury.
- to work on the hoist when it is loaded or when the winch is under tension.
- to use the hoist for other uses than its intended purpose.
- to tire the button box cable by unnecessary twisting (risk of breaking wires).
- to use the hoist under conditions that would expose it to direct water jets.
- to use the lift if the safety systems (upper limit switch, lower limit switch, anti slack rope and
parachute system of the trolley) are locked out.
- to use the hoist if the base ladder shoes are not anchored to the ground
- to use the hoist if the knee joint is not supported and locked to the building.
- to use the hoist if the headboard is not supported and locked to the building.
- to use the hoist in the absence of shoring and anchoring.
BEFORE THE START OF THE USE, THE OPERATOR MUST:
- check for permanent deformation or corrosion of the hoist components
that could compromise its strength.
- check the condition of the welds and bolts.
- check the condition of the winch and accessories.
- ensure that the headboard is not installed directly after the knee joint.
- check the condition, the winding on the drum, the guiding and the fixing of the lifting cable.
- check that the parachute system is working correctly.
- check that the brake is working properly when unloaded and then when loaded.
- check the correct operation of the upper and lower limit slack cable detector.
- check that the passage for the mobile equipment is free.
- check that the top of the ladder is resting on its support point.
- check that the shoring and anchoring are present and in a good condition.
- check the attachment of the ladder to the building
- verify that the ladder shoes are anchored to the ground using dowels or fixing plugs adapted to the
type of support. The dowels or fixing plugs must have a minimum diameter of 12 mm.
- check the condition of the ladders. A ladder that has been damaged by catching the parachute or
damage during transport, it must be replaced immediately and under no circumstances be used again.
DURING USE, THE OPERATOR MUST:
- refuse to lift a load that appears to be greater than that marked on the unit.
- refuse to lift loads that are poorly secured or that present a risk of moving or
falling during the operation.
- never use the unit to transport people.
- avoid tapping or repeated pressing of the control box buttons and sudden reversal of the
direction (heats the motor and electrical equipment).
- ensure, before performing any manoeuvre to raise or lower the mobile equipment, that
nobody is in the load travel area.
- avoid putting objects into the moving parts of the hoist.
- never use the hoist if all protective elements are not in place (e.g.: lids,
hoods, etc.)
- respect the intermittent service of 25% (corresponds to around 17 cycles maximum per hour for
the Maxial Premium and 20 cycles per hour for the Maxial Excellium and Expert).
- observe the operating temperature range of -5 to 40°C.
AT THE END OF USE, THE OPERATOR MUST: