Surewerx Peakworks Rope Grab RG-11010, Руководство пользователя

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STEP 1: Inspect the o-ring handle and cam for freedom of motion. The handle should be able to move
freely without binding or sticking. The handle must be firmly secured with the rivet so that there is no
movement between the o-ring and the handle.
STEP 2: Inspect the panic cam for freedom of motion. The cam should be able to move freely without
binding or sticking. The cam must be firmly secured with the rivet so that there is no movement
between the cam and the body.
STEP 3: Ensure the orientation lock out is free from burrs, dents, or cracks. Ensure the orientation lock
out moves freely up and down the hinge as the rope grab is rotated upside down and right side up.
STEP 4: The housing locking mechanism consist of two components
1. Spring lever: Ensure the spring lever is pushing the lever into the cavity in the housing of the rope
grab. Depress the lever several times to ensure it functions properly. Remove dirt and/or grime from
the spring if necessary.
2. Knurl knob: Ensure the knurl knob is free from cracks, dents, or burrs. Insert pin into threads and
run the knob in and out of the threads to ensure the rope grab closes properly.
STEP 5: Ensure roller rotates freely and is free from cracks, dents, or burrs.
STEP 6: Ensure the body of the rope grab is free from corrosion, cracks, dents, or burrs. Ensure that
when the rope grab is closed that the two side plates mate properly and there is no visible gap.
STEP 7: Ensure the hinge pin is free from corrosion, cracks, dents, or burrs and is not bent. Ensure
the hinge pin allows the side plate to close without binding. Ensure the rivet is not damaged and
secures the hinge pin from moving.
STEP 8: Ensure that all labels and markings are present and legible. All labels and markings are
included in the instruction manual as a guide.
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