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IMER INTERNATIONAL S.p.A.
TR 225 (110V 50Hz)
8. DISMANTLING
Unload the hook.
Wind the wire rope completely onto the drum. Disconnect the
machine from the mains. Disconnect the pendant control (or
remote control) from the electrical panel.
Unscrew the locking handle and extract the telescopic arm.
Remove the split pin on the support pin and extract the revolving
frame.
If a trestle is being used, the hoist unit must be removed from the
carriage after it has been removed from the beam.
9. TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
- Do not leave the installed hoist unattended without having first
wound the rope completely onto the drum and disconnected the
electrical power supply.
When storing the machine for a long period of time, protect it from
weather conditions.
- During transport, protect the machine from blows and crushing to
avoid compromising its functionality and mechanical strength.
10. SCRAPPING
In case of scrapping, proceed as follows:
a) drain off all oil by means of the relative oil plug;
b) separate all plastic and electrical components (cables,
pendant control, ect.);
c) divide all metal components according to type (steel,
aluminium, ect.).
On completion of the above, dispose of all components at authorised
waste disposal centres, in compliance with current legislation.
Respect the environment: certain parts can be
harmful to persons or the environment.
11. TROUBLESHOOTING
12 . PROCEDURE IN CASE OF FAULT WITH LOAD
SUSPENDED
- If possible remove the load from the nearest level, then
dismantle the hoist and service it.
- If this is not possible, use another lifting machine (with adequate
load bearing capacity) from higher up and suspend the faulty hoist
both at the load and at the hoist attachment point.
Remove the split pin and lift the faulty hoist slowly off its fitting,
then lower the entire load to the ground.
- DO NOT adjust the motor brake with the load suspended as it
would be uncontrollable.
- DO NOT try to service the machine with the load suspended.
13. NOISE LEVEL AT THE OPERATOR S EAR
The level Lp(A) given in the TECHNICAL DATA chart
corresponds to the weighted equivalent sound pressure level
on scale A of European Directive 98/37. This level is measured
with no load, at the operator s head in the working position 1.5
metres away from the instrument, considering the different
working conditions.
FAULT
CAUSE
SOLUTION
The machine does
not lift or lower on
command
Emergency stop button
engaged
Turn to disengage
No power to machine
Check mains cable
Plug not inserted
Insert the plug
Power board cutout
tripped
Reset the overload trip
Thermal overload
switch tripped
Reset by pushing the
button
Thermal cutout trips
frequently
Low mains voltage
Check the parameters in
Paragraph 4
Difficult to lengthen
the telescopic arm
Lock knob too tight
Slacken
IF THE FAULT PERSISTSContact IMER
Technical Service
Contact IMER Technical
Service
WARNING!
Additional measures shall be taken to
prevent any person falling or any person
being struck by falling object, according
to the relevant regulations in the country
of use.
