Hamron 009837, Operating Instructions Manual

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•  Never allow children, or anyone who is 

unfamiliar with the product and these 
instructions, to use it.

SYMBOLS

Read the operating 
instructions.

Approved in accordance with 
the relevant directives.

Recycle a discarded product 
in accordance with local 
regulations.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Max. load 

350 kg

Gearing 3,2:1
Material Steel

DESCRIPTION

1.  Drum
2.  Gear
3.  Ratchet wheel
4.  Crank handle
5.  Catch

     FIG.   1

HOW TO USE

     WARNING!   

•  Do not use the hand winch for lifting!
•  Always check that the wire, wire 

attachment, hooks, etc., are intact and 
in good condition before use.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

•  Read and follow all instructions from the 

manufacturer of the product or products 
on which this product is to be installed, 
and save the instructions for future 
reference.

•   Always check before use that the product 

is free from defects and damage.  
Never use the product if it is damaged,  
as this could cause injury.

•   Regularly lubricate the moving parts 

sparingly with grease.

•   The product is not intended for lifting or 

moving people.

•   Always check that the wire, wire 

attachment, hooks, etc., are intact and in 
good condition before use. Do not use the 
product if the wire is worn or damaged.  
If a wire breaks or comes loose when 
under load, it will fly out violently 
(“whiplash effect”) and could cause death, 
serious injury and material damage.

•   Never exceed the product’s rated load, 

which is stamped on the product’s frame.

•   Never stand beside winch wires, straps or 

lines, and never attempt to guide wires, 
straps or lines with your hands.

•   Never use the product with wet or oily 

hands, or if your hands are slippery for 
some other reason. Always keep a firm 
grip on the winch handle. Do not attempt 
to stop a rotating winch by trying to grab 
the crank handle.

•   Never release the handle unless the catch 

is fully and correctly engaged and is 
bearing the load.

•   Never leave the product unattended with 

a suspended load – risk of death, 
personal injury or material damage as a 
result of the actions of an unauthorised 
person.

•  The product should normally be able to be 

wound with just one hand. If both hands 
are required, this is a sign of overloading.