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Sixth – Operate traverse from one end of bridge to the
other, checking for obstructions or interferences. Proceed
with CAUTION and be prepared to stop short of any
obstructions. If traverse power is interrupted during traverse
travel, check traverse collectors for proper contact with
bridge conductors.

Lock main runway disconnect switch in open
(power off) position before attempting to adjust
cross collectors or conductors.

Seventh – After making certain that all building and
structural clearances are adequate, practice going “Left”
and “Right” with push button depressed. Note the stopping
distance of the trolley without load.

After becoming familiar with these motions, the operator
can now depress the hoist “Up” button.

If, when depressing hoist “Up” button, the hook
should lower – STOP AT ONCE – Do not attempt
to operate again. Report this condition to proper
supervisor for correction with instructions
furnished with your hoist manual.

Depress the “Down” button, with hook moving downward
on multi-speed hoists, try to feel the steps in relation to
speed increase as push button is depressed further.

Hook may be lowered until TWO FULL WRAPS of cable
remain on the drum. Note position of hook and NEVER
LOWER HOOK BELOW THIS POSITION. (Some hoists
may have a lower limit switch which will stop hoist when
this position is reached. Consult Hoist Manufacturer’s
Manual.)

Depress the hoist “Up” button and slowly return the hook
to near its high position. Continue to raise hook by slowly
inching. CAREFULLY OBSERVE the relationship of the
hook block and the bottom of the hoist frame. The hoist
upper limit switch, when working properly should cause
the hoist up motion to stop and/or reverse direction.

Do not contact or strike hoist frame with hook
block. If hoist motion is not interrupted by limit
switch, stop hoist by removing finger from
button and/or depressing the STOP button. Do
not attempt further operation until limit switch
is operable. Consult Hoist Manufacturer’s
Instructions.

Repeat upper limit switch test described above at full
speed.

The operator should locate the runway disconnect and
make sure this switch is locked open (POWER OFF). The
operator should now operate the various push buttons to
get the “feel” and determine that they do not bind or stick
in any position. The operator should become familiar with
push button location for their respective motions as well
as “start” and “stop” buttons which operate the crane main
line contactor. The main line contactor will shut off power
to all motions.

If any push button binds or sticks in any position
– Do not turn power on – Determine the cause
of malfunction and correct before operating
crane.

OPERATING THE CONTROLS (NO LOAD): Having
inspected and tried the pendant push button station, the
crane operator is now ready to try the crane under power.

First – Close the crane runway disconnect switch.

Second – Close the crane disconnect switch.

Third – Press the start-push button which will close the
main line contactor, applying power to all control devices.
The traverse is now ready for further testing.

The traverse is powered by a single or two speed motor.
There is one button for each direction, labeled “Left” and
“Right”. Depressing either button will cause traverse to
operate.

ALWAYS ALLOW TRAVERSE TO COME TO A
COMPLETE STOP BEFORE CHANGING
DIRECTION. ABRUPT CHANGE OF TRAVERSE
DIRECTION WHILE IN MOTION, MAY CAUSE
ADVERSE OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OR
DAMAGE TO TRAVERSE AND DRIVE
COMPONENTS.

Fourth – Momentarily depress traverse “Left” button.
Check to be certain motor runs in the proper direction.
Momentarily depress “Right” button. Check direction. To
reverse directions, interchange leads L1 and L2 in the
traverse panel.

Lock crane main switch open (power off) before
reversing leads.

Fifth – To check that electrical connections have been
properly made, operate traverse cautiously on bridge.
Watch for any obstructions or interferences between
traverse and building parts. Depress “Left” button slightly
– traverse will travel along bridge.

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Страница 1: ...SHAW W W W W BO BO BO BO BOX X X X X MOTOR DRIVEN MOTOR DRIVEN MOTOR DRIVEN MOTOR DRIVEN MOTOR DRIVEN TRA TRA TRA TRA TRAVERSE ARRANGEMENT VERSE ARRANGEMENT VERSE ARRANGEMENT VERSE ARRANGEMENT VERSE...

Страница 2: ...Page 2 Figure A 12484...

Страница 3: ...e end of both trucks the driver truck is on the right as the traverse is viewed from the gear case side this is the reverse of Figure A Lower the hoist with the gear case side properly oriented to the...

Страница 4: ...Page 4 Figure C Electrical Enclosure and Resistor Mounting Arrangement...

Страница 5: ...Page 5 Figure D Ballast Resistor Mounting Arrangement...

Страница 6: ...instruction also applies to the bridge CAUTION WARNING INSTALLATION OF MOTOR DRIVEN TRAVERSE ARRANGEMENT This manual contains important information to help you to operate maintain and service the trav...

Страница 7: ...hanging from crane or hoist when not attended Know the safe capacity of crane and chain slings rope slings etc Do not make lifts above safe capacity of crane or slings See that the immediate area is...

Страница 8: ...mit switch is operable Consult Hoist Manufacturer s Instructions Repeat upper limit switch test described above at full speed The operator should locate the runway disconnect and make sure this switch...

Страница 9: ...times Warning labels should be replaced if loose or illegible A typical inspection Schedule and Maintenance Report Form is shown on Page 10 During this test and under any other operating condition OP...

Страница 10: ...designated person must determine that the existing deficiency does not constitute a safety hazard before allowing unit to operate When corrective action is completed describe and note date in this co...

Страница 11: ...rop when wheel is removed Also lock main runway disconnect switch in open power off position when working on wheels adjacent to runway conductors 2 Remove load from wheel axle This can be accomplished...

Страница 12: ...not normally furnished It is recommended that if any work is required the motor be returned to the crane builder b For hoist motor consult the hoist literature 2 Traverse Control Panel a For wiring di...

Страница 13: ...electrical components give complete nameplate data INDEX OF PARTS ILLUSTRATIONS Figure Page Title No No Driver Truck 1 14 Trailer Truck 2 15 Motor and Gear Box 3 16 Traverse Controls for Single Speed...

Страница 14: ...ring Double Row Ball 2 10 CBH 114 Ring Retaining 1 11 CBH 115 Spacer 2 12 CBH 116 Fitting Grease 2 13 CBH 117 Key Parallel 1 14 Motor Mounting Bolts and Lockwashers Not Shown CBH 118 Bolt Hex Head 1 2...

Страница 15: ...arallel 3 4 x 1 2 x 2 3 4 2 5 CBH 109 Retainer 4 6 CBH 110 Bolt Hex Head 5 16 18 x 1 12 7 CBH 111 Lockwasher 5 16 12 8 CBH 113 Bearing Double Row Ball 2 9 CBH 114 Ring Retaining 1 10 CBH 115 Spacer 2...

Страница 16: ...Page 16 Figure 3 Motor and Gear Box...

Страница 17: ...60 Volts 3 Phase 60 Hertz CBH 2313 575 Volts 3 Phase 60 Hertz Single Speed 1 5 HP With Brake CBH 2314 208 230 460 Volts 3 Phase 60 Hertz CBH 2315 575 Volts 3 Phase 60 Hertz Two Speed 1 5 5 HP Without...

Страница 18: ...ng Contactor 1 3 CBH 1411 Terminal Board 1 The Following Items Are Not Shown CBH 1412 DIN Rail for Contactor Mounting 1 CBH 1413 Slotted Round Head Screws for DIN Rail 10 32 x 3 8 3 CBH 1414 Slotted R...

Страница 19: ...y Relay 1 5 CBH 1512 Fast Contactor 1 The Following Items Are Not Shown CBH 1412 DIN Rail for Contactor Mounting 1 CBH 1413 Slotted Round Head Screws for DIN Rail 10 32 x 3 8 3 CBH 1414 Slotted Round...

Страница 20: ...or replace its product part or work at either the original f o b point of delivery or at Seller s authorized service station nearest Buyer or ii refund an equitable portion of the purchase price C Thi...

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