Checking The Compulsory Components Are Present; Checking The General Condition Of The Carol™ Winch; For The Carol™ Mo; Checking The General Condition Of The Cable - Tractel blocfor 20R Manuel D'installation, D'emploi Et D'entretien

• The logo; read the instruction manual.
NOTE: If any marking goes missing, the affected
equipment must be taken out of service.
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12.3.2. Checking the compulsory components are
present
The caRol™ winch must have the following at least:
• Its davitrac bracket;
• A caRol™ cable;
• The winch with all its components;
• A crank handle arm for the caRol™ R and TS;
• A plastic handle for the caRol™ R and TS;
• A control box for the caRol™ MO; and
• Eletrical connectors for the caRol™ MO.
12.3.3. Checking the general condition of the
caRol™ winch
Inspect each side of the caRol™ winch and more
specifically check whether:
• The housings are deformed;
• The crank handle and plastic handle are deformed;
• The incorrect wound or unwound of the whole cable;
• There is any corrosion;
• Any pins, screws or rivets are missing;
• The steel cable is non-compliant as per chapter 12.1;
NOTE: If one of these situations develops, the
equipment must be taken out of service.
12.3.4. For the caRol™ MO
In addition to the caRol™ checks described in chapters
12.3.1, 12.3.2 and 12.3.3, it is necessary to carry out
the following additional checks on the caRol™ MO.
• Checking the correct functioning of the control box
and all functions;
• Checking the proper condition of the electrical wire
and the absence of the following faults:
• Cut wire;
• Bare thread;
• Wire incorrectly connected; and
• Checking the correct operation of the limit switches.
NOTE: Non-compliance with the above checks
does not necessarily mean the equipment is to be
decommissioned, but the device must not be used
until it has been repaired by Tractel or an authorised
repairer.

12.3.5. Checking the general condition of the cable

See chapter 12.1, Checking the cable, to perform the
check.
The end of the cable must be equipped with a hook
which also needs to be checked.
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12.3.6. Checking the proper functioning of the
caRol™ winch
In a safe environment with no risk of falling, proceed
according to the following instructions:
Install the caRol™ winch with its bracket on the mast
of a davitrac.
To check the correct operation of the lock, use a weight
weighing:
• 275 kg attached to the end of the cable for the
caRol™ R;
• 550 kg attached to the end of the cable for the
caRol™ TS and caRol™ MO.
Proceed to check the stopping of the weight following:
1. Lift the weight with the caRol™ winch;
2. Release the crank handle or button on the control
box;
3. The locking of the weight must be done immediately
without slipping;
4. Wait three minutes; and
5. Bring the weight back down.
NOTE: If the lock is not immediate, if it occurs
after several jolts or if the weight goes down before the
three-minute delay, the product must not be used and
must be returned to Tractel

12.3.6.1. Additional check for the caRol MO

The caRol™ MO is equipped with a limit switch system
that also needs to be tested on the davitrac. During the
lifting operation, the end of the cable must stop 50 cm
below the davitrac head when it is in position P1 at 700
m (according to the davitrac instructions)
NOTE: Non-compliance with the above check
does not necessarily mean the equipment is to be
decommissioned, but the device must not be used
until it has been repaired by Tractel or an authorised
repairer.
12.4. Checking the scafor™ R
The scafor™ R is supplied with its davitrac bracket
without a cable.
See the instructions "scafor™ R winch - Equipped with
a bracket for the davitrac Tractel
12.5. Checking the blocfor™, caRol™ and
scafor™ brackets
The davitrac brackets are supplied with their system.
For the systems check, see the corresponding
chapters.
or an authorised repairer.
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