Inspection And Maintenance; Hooks - Jet MINI-MITE II Serie Manuel De L'opérateur

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Prior to initial use, all new, modified, and repaired hoists shall be inspected in accordance with Table 2. Thereafter,

inspections shall be conducted at intervals shown in Table 1; and items to be inspected are indicated in Table 2 by F

(Frequent) or P (Periodic).

Frequent Inspections - Visual inspection by the operator or other authorized person. This inspection includes listening for

unusual sounds while the hoist is operated that may indicate deficiencies.

Periodic Inspections - Audible-visual inspection as for Frequent Inspections, with some disassembly to allow a more

detailed inspection if external conditions indicate the need.

Exception: Brakes require more than audible-visual inspection. Check daily by operating lever hoist with and without load,

stopping at various positions to test holding power and amount of drift, if any occurs.

TO ADJUST BRAKE:

1. Remove cotter pin from castle nut on feed knob.

2. Screw castle nut on snugly, then back nut off just enough to line up holes for cotter pin. Replace cotter pin.

TABLE 1 - FREQUENCY OF INSPECTION

FREQUENT (F)

SERVICE

INSPECTION

Normal

Monthly

Heavy

Weekly to Monthly

Severe

Daily to Weekly

LOCATION

Slipping under load

Braking mechanism

Hard to release

Brake Parts

Glazing

Brake Discs

Oil contamination

Pawl; Ratchet

Excessive wear

Pawl Spring

Corrosion; stretch

Chemical damage

Deformation

5% in excess of normal

throat opening

10° twist from plane of

Hooks

unbent hook

Cracks (dye penetrant,

magnetic particle, or

other suitable detection

method)

Refer to ASME B30.21 for additional information on inspection, test, and maintenance.