Only with wire rope hoist
with hoist drive GM 800 to GM 6000 with reeving 4/1
On a wire rope hoist with hoist drive GM 800 to
GM 6000, the deflection roller crosshead is fitted on bearing bushes with
bolts and SL safety clips.
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Bolt
with
SL safety clip |
Bearing
bush |
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Cover |
Deflection roller |
Inspect the deflection roller crosshead.
The drilled holes must
not exhibit any cracking or other damage.
Inspect the deflection roller.
It may not exhibit any deep grooves
or heavy wear.
If necessary, the deflection roller can be carefully inspected
using a special template. Please contact ABUS Service for this. See ABUS Service.
Bolts and SL safety clips
must be in place and secured.
Check bearing bushes for damage. The bearing bushes must not exhibit
any cracking or other damage.
If components are missing or damaged: replace the components.
See Replacing
deflection roller crosshead for reeving 4/1 or 6/1.
Only with wire rope hoist
with hoist drive GM 6000 and reeving 6/1
On a wire rope hoist with hoist drive GM 6000 and a
reeving 6/1, the two deflection rollers are fitted in the trolley frame.
Inspect the deflection roller crosshead.
The drilled holes must
not exhibit any cracking or other damage.
Inspect the deflection roller.
It may not exhibit any deep grooves
or heavy wear.
Check the deflection roller crosshead suspension.
The supporting structure must be sufficiently lubricated so the
deflection roller crosshead can move back and forth.
Bolts and SL safety clips must be in place and secured.
If components are missing or damaged: replace the components.
See Replacing
deflection roller crosshead for reeving 4/1 or 6/1.
Only with wire rope hoist
with hoist drive GM 7000 and reeving 4/1
On the wire rope hoist with hoist drive GM 7000 and a
reeving 4/1, the deflection roller crosshead is attached on the outside of the
trolley frame.
Inspect the deflection roller crosshead.
The drilled holes must
not exhibit any cracking or other damage.
Inspect the deflection roller.
It may not exhibit any deep grooves
or heavy wear.
Check the deflection roller crosshead suspension.
The supporting structure must be sufficiently lubricated so the
deflection roller crosshead can move back and forth. See Deflection roller crosshead.
Bolts and SL safety clips must be in place and secured.
If components are missing or damaged: replace the components.
See Replacing
deflection roller crosshead for reeving 4/1 or 6/1.
Only with wire rope hoist
with hoist drive GM 7000 and reeving 6/1
On the wire rope hoist with hoist drive GM 7000 and a
reeving 6/1, the deflection roller crossheads are fitted in the trolley
frame.
Inspect the deflection roller crosshead.
The drilled holes must
not exhibit any cracking or other damage.
Inspect the deflection roller.
It may not exhibit any deep grooves
or heavy wear.
Check the deflection roller crosshead suspension.
The supporting structure must be sufficiently lubricated so the
deflection roller crosshead can move back and forth. See Deflection roller crosshead.
If components are missing or damaged: replace the components.
See Replacing
deflection roller crosshead for reeving 4/1 or 6/1.
Only with wire rope hoist
with hoist drive GM 7000 and reeving 8/2
On a wire rope hoist with a reeving 8/2, two deflection
rollers are also installed in the trolley frame.
Inspect the deflection roller crosshead.
The drilled holes must
not exhibit any cracking or other damage.
Inspect the deflection roller.
It may not exhibit any deep grooves
or heavy wear.
Check the deflection roller crosshead suspension.
The supporting structure must be sufficiently lubricated so the
deflection roller crosshead can move back and forth.
If components are missing or damaged: replace the components.
See Replacing
deflection roller crosshead for reeving 4/2 or 8/2.
