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Care, maintenance and repair

K-Series | Version 1.03

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Control of the brake system

 

Brake-/Ratche tests areto be carried out as follows:

Step 1: Attach the load
Step 2: Lift the load.
Step 3: Raise and lower load at different heights.
Step 4: Test whether it is possible to hold the load in 

every position.

 

Inspection the load chain for wear

Continuous inspection the chain hoist is a mandatory re-
quirement in accordance with DIN 685 Part 5 or UVV 
BGV D8 Section 27 (VBG 8 Section 27). Check the chain 
hoist is before commissioning and under normal opera-
ting conditions after approx. 200 operating hours or 
10.000 load cycles, in heavy operating conditions in at 
shorter intervals

The links should be checked especially at the points of 
contact for wear, cracking, deformation and other da-
mage.

The chain must be replaced:

- Reduction of the nominal thickness at the contact 
points by 10%
- Elongation of a limb by 3% or the chain over 11 
limbs by 2,5% stiff chain links
- stiffened chain links

When changing the chain, check the chain guide and 
replace if necessary.

 

Fig. 7: Chain dimensions

Wear measurement and replace of the load hook

Fig. 8: Dimension of the hook

*  Nominal values. The concrete value must be measured on the new 
hook. The expansion must not be more than 5% of the measure of the 
new condition.

 

ATTENTION!

The brake dsytem must be checked regularly! 

ATTENTION!

The brake disc must be replaced if the thickness of 
the pane is 2,5 mm (standard thickness 3 mm) or 
less or if it is no longer possible to hold the load in 
any position.

ATTENTION!

Only use the original replacement chain from the 
hoist manufacturer as a replacement chain.

Model

K 1001 

K 2001,
K 3001

K 5001, 
K 10001

Standard chain link 
Diameter D  [mm]

6 8

10

D min.  [mm]

5,4 

7,2

9,0

Standard length inside L 
[mm] (3 chain links)

90

120

150

Max. L [mm] 
(Elongation to mm)

92,5

123,3

154,0

A*[mm]

B [mm]

C [mm]

Standard

Limit

Standard

Limit

1 t

30

13

12,4

21,5

20,4

2 t

33,5

21

20,0

34,3

32,6

3 t

40

25

23,8

43,8

41,6

5 t

50

32

30,4

52,5

49,9

10 t

64

40

38

60,4

57,4

ATTENTION!

Only use original parts from the hoist manufacturer 
as replacement parts.

Summary of Contents for K 1001

Page 1: ...K S ERIES Chain Hoist K 1001 Operating Instructions Chain Hoist K 1001 K 2001 K 3001 K 5001 K 10001...

Page 2: ...o technical modifications and error Content Introduction 3 1 1 Copyright 3 1 2 Customer service 3 1 3 Limitation of liability 3 2 Safety 3 2 1 Symbol explanation 3 2 2 Obligations of the operating com...

Page 3: ...sing the application which then could be shared and be valuable to develop our products even further 1 3 Limitation of liability All information and notes in these operating instructions were summaris...

Page 4: ...respond to the cur rent status of the regulations and must adapt these if necessary The operating company must unambiguously reg ulate and determine the responsibilities for instal lation operation tr...

Page 5: ...wear personal protec tive equipment while performing different tasks on and with the machine which are indicated in the individual paragraphs of these instructions The personal protective equipment is...

Page 6: ...accident prevention regarding steel cables used in lifting operations must be complied with DIN 685 Part 5 Nov 1981 UVV BGV D8 VBG 8 April 1997 and UVV BGV D6 VBG 9 April 2001 and DIN EN 818 7 Septem...

Page 7: ...n to a materials recycling depot to be disposed of Type K 1001 K 2001 K 3001 Load carrying capacity t 1 2 3 Stroke mm 3000 3000 3000 Min hook to hook distance 317 414 465 Lifting force 320 N 365 N 385...

Page 8: ...he load Falling loads can cause serious injury or death Overload is vorbidden Check that the load never exceeds the maximum load stated on the name plate Never rock the lifted load Never stand linger...

Page 9: ...d Wear safety boots Wear protective clothing NOTE Operating personnel must be familiar with the oper ation and functions the chain hoist and the safety regulations pertaining to it The operator is res...

Page 10: ...igns of wear Step 3 Always ensure that all safety information on the the chain hoist is clearly legible Visual inspection and maintenance Wear protective gloves NOTE Never use strong cleaning agents t...

Page 11: ...ff chain links stiffened chain links When changing the chain check the chain guide and replace if necessary Fig 7 Chain dimensions Wear measurement and replace of the load hook Fig 8 Dimension of the...

Page 12: ...ok Fig 11 Dimension of the hole Pin hole Load hook Pin hole Hook Wear measurement and replace the Brake system Ratchet The brake discs must be replaced as soon as the mate rial thickness standard valu...

Page 13: ...equipment and the com pleteness of the test book If a test period of the max one year is adhered to the operator can assume that this period is adequate Checking the chain hoist must be verified by a...

Page 14: ...nd year of manufacture on the type plate fixed to the chain hoist Example The ratchet disc for the chain hoist must be ordered The ratchet disc has number 17 in the spare pars dra wing Type of device...

Page 15: ...2 Spare parts drawing In case of service the following drawing shall help to identify the necessary spare parts If necessary send a copy of the parts drawing with the marked components to your author...

Page 16: ...t Serial number ______________________ Year of manufacture 20_____ complies with all relevant provisions of the above mentioned directive as well as the other applied directives below including their...

Page 17: ...ary 200 h as nec essary annu ally Oil of the gearing and bearing Function test of the brake system Cleaning of the brake disc Wear test of the brake disc Replace of the brake disc Wear measurement ot...

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