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HOIST INSPECTION
Frequent and Periodic inspections of the web strap hoist must be performed at the intervals described below to ensure
proper operation and safety of the hoist.
Frequent Inspections
require a visual examination (records not required) by the operator or other designated person.
If conditions are found during inspection that constitutes a hazard, the designated person shall determine if a more
detailed inspection is required. Frequent inspections should be performed at the following intervals:
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Normal Service – monthly
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Heavy Service – weekly to monthly
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Severe Service – daily to weekly
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Special or infrequent service – as recommended by a qualified person before and after each occurrence.
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Hoists that have been idle for one month or more, but no more than one year shall under-go a frequent inspection
before put back into service.
Periodic Inspections
require a visual inspection by a designated person who records the external conditions of
the hoist to provide a basis for continuing inspection. If conditions found during inspection constitute a hazard, a
designated person shall determine if disassembly of the hoist is required. Periodic inspections should be performed at
the following intervals:
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Normal Service – yearly
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Heavy Service – semi-annually
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Severe Service – quarterly
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Special or infrequent service – as recommended by a qualified person before the first such occurrence and as
directed by the qualified person for any subsequent occurrence.
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Hoists that have been out of service for one year or more shall under-go a periodic inspection before put back
into service.
The following charts detail the items that are required to be inspected during Frequent and Periodic inspections. A
seperate chart is included in this instruction manual to record all Periodic Inspections.
Inspection Item
Normal Service
Heavy Service
Severe Service
Visual
Monthly
Record
Yearly
Visual
Weekly to
Monthly
Record
Semi
Annually
Visual
Daily to
Weekly
Record
Quarterly
Frequent Inspection
All functional mechanisms for
maladjustment and unusual sounds
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Hooks (as designated in this manual)
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Hook latch operation, if used
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Web strap (as designated in this manual)
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Lever for bends, cracks, etc.
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Hoist support for damage
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Inspection Item
Normal Service
Heavy Service
Severe Service
Visual
Monthly
Record
Yearly
Visual
Weekly to
Monthly
Record
Semi
Annually
Visual
Daily to
Weekly
Record
Quarterly
Periodic Inspection
Requirements of frequent inspection
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Evidence of loose bolts, nuts, or rivets
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Evidence of worn, corroded, cracked,
or distorted parts such as load blocks,
suspension housing, levers, web
strap attachments, clevises, yokes,
suspension bolts, shafts, gears,
bearings, pins, rollers, and locking and
clamping devices
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Evidence of damage to hook retaining
nuts or collars, and pins and welds
or rivets used to secure the retaining
members
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Evidence of damage or excessive wear
of load sprockets
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Evidence of worn pawls, cams, or
ratchets; corroded, stretched, or broken
pawl springs
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Label designating load rating
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End connections and terminations of
web strap
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WARNING:
If service becomes necessary on the web strap hoist, all repairs MUST be made by Klein Tools
or an authorized repair center. See Warranty/Repairs section of this manual for more information.
Dwg Name:
KN1500P-EX-139799ART
Dwg No:
139799
ECO No:
15085
Pkg Dwg Ref:
1698
Rev:
B
Color Reference:
N/A
Dwg Name:
KN1500P-EX-139799ART
Dwg No:
139799
ECO No:
15085
Pkg Dwg Ref:
1698
Rev:
B
Color Reference:
N/A
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