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Do not operate the product if the power
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cord or power plug are damaged, nor if the
product does not work or is damaged in any
way .
If the power cord is damaged, it must be
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replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualified persons in order
to avoid a hazard .
Do not disconnect the power plug from the
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socket outlet by pulling on the power cord .
Special safety information for rope
hoists
Persons who intend to use the product
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must first receive appropriate training or
instructions .
It is prohibited to move persons with the
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product .
It is prohibited to lift loads in excess of the
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nominal load .
Do not attempt to lift stuck or jammed loads .
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The steel cable must be taut when lifting the
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load .
Do not pull the loads in horizontal direction .
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Avoid switching the product on and off
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rapidly (inching operation) .
Always be attentive when operating the
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product .
Do not leave hanging loads unattended
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without taking appropriate safety measures .
Do not stand or work underneath raised
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loads .
The product has not been outfitted with a
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rated power limit . Do not attempt to lift the
load further when the overheat protection
limits operation . In this case, the load has
exceeded the product's nominal power .
Do not use the maximum/minimum length
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levers 15 16 routinely as a stop mechanism .
These levers serve as a stop mechanism only
in emergencies .
Before you begin: Check whether
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the steel cable 14 is wound properly
around the drum 17 and whether
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the space between coils is less than the
diameter of the cable itself (Fig . D) .
˜ Before first use
Remove the packaging materials .
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Remove the transport lock from the steel
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cable 14 . Cut the rubber band and remove
it .
Before you begin: Check whether
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the steel cable 14 is wound properly
around the drum 17 and whether
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the space between coils is less than the
diameter of the cable itself (Fig . D) .
Make sure the steel cable 14 passes the
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maximum/minimum length levers 15 16
properly and without touching them (Fig . B) .
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