The qualified person inspecting the crane is responsible for the type and scope of the test.

In addition to the points described here, all points outlined in the other supplied product manuals must also be checked.

The decision as to whether the trolley is in a perfect condition may only be made by the examiner. Any inadequacies, if found, must be eliminated. The examiner decides whether the trolley will then need to be tested again.

If locally applicable regulations specify further tests, these are likewise to be carried out.

Additionally, at least the following points must be checked:

    Check travelling gear bolt. See Checking the travelling gear bolt.

    Check the clearance between wheel flange and rail on the crane trolley. See product manual “Push trolley HF / Electric trolley EF”.

    Inspect bolts and SL safety clips. See Inspecting bolts and SL safety clips.

    Check hoist trolleys. See Inspecting trolleys.

    Only with trolley drive: Check trolley drive HBF. See Checking the HBF trolley drives.

    Only with trolley drive: Check brake on trolley drive. See Checking the brake on the trolley drive.

    Inspect end caps on the HB profile rails. See Inspecting end caps.

    Inspect profile joints. See Inspecting profile joints.

    Inspect conductor system. See Inspecting the conductor system.

    Check the bearing disc in the crane girder suspension. See Checking the bearing disc in the crane girder suspension.

    Only with crane travel drive: Check the air gap and brake lining thickness on the crane travel drive. See product manual “Push trolley HF / Electric trolley EF”.

    Only with crane travel drive: Check the lubrication of the gear rims. The gear rims must be fully lubricated. The lubricant should be clean. If it is dirty, clean the gear rims and lubricate them. See product manual “Push trolley HF / Electric trolley EF”.

    Only with crane travel drive: Check the gear rims. The gear rims should not be worn, deformed or otherwise damaged. If they are, replace the wheels.