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8.3 Repair
Repair of TIRAK
®
hoists must only be carried out by
the manufacturer (or Group company), or by a quali-
fied person and only original spare parts shall be
used.
If a gearbox oil change is necessary, take one of the
oils specified below according to the temperature
range that the hoist will be usually used in.
Quantities required:
X 300/400 P series:
1,4 l
X 500-1030 P series:
2,0 l
T 1020 P series:
2,0 l
X 2050 P series:
5,0 l
8.2.2 Safety inspection
Checking the TIRAK
®
hoists and the BLOCSTOP
®
fall arrest device by a qualified person:
1.
The TIRAK
®
should be thoroughly examined every
twelve months or more regularly (see 2 below)
depending on the working practice and current
safety regulations in force.
2.
The TIRAK
®
should be thoroughly examined at
the latest after 500 running hours but for hoists
with 18 m/min. and hoists of the series X 2050 P
with 12 m/min. speed after 250 running hours.
3.
Extraordinary check
Attention!
Following a fall arrest, a qualified person
must check the operational safety of the
BLOCSTOP
©
fall arrest device including an-
chor points, as well as the safety rope and
the rope anchoring.
It is the responsibility of the employer
that a written register is kept showing
the dates, period of use, and inspec-
tion record.
Temperature range
-10 to +50
C
-35 to +40
C
-15 to +80
C
Mineral oils
3)
Synthetic oils
3)
API Specification
SAE85W-140 GL5
1)
CLPPG or PGLP ISO VG 100
CLPPG or PGLP ISO VG 460
2)
Sample oils
BP Hypogear EP 90
Klübersynth GH6 100
Klübersynth GH6 460
(other oils
SHELL Spirax HD 90
on request)
TEXACO Multigear EP6 S80 W90
1) Standard charge on series X 300 P, X 500 to 820 P and T 1020 P; also see foot note 3)!
(Marking: Socket head cap oil drain plug, Fig. 57)
2) Standard charge on series X 400 P and X 1030 to 2050 P
(Marking: Hexagon oil drain plug, Fig. 57)
3) Important: Changing between mineral and synthetic oils requires the complete cleaning of the gearbox parts.
Applying other synthetic oils is not allowed
without official agreement by the manufacturer!
Table 8
Form of oil drain plug
indicating the applied oil
Mineral oil
Synthetic oil
Fig. 57
