1.6 Impact on Environment

Table 1-2 Impact on Environment
Item	lmpact on Environment	Preventative Measure
When installing, maintaining or disassembling	A certain amount of solid waste will be generated during construction	Disposal following local regulations
When lubricating oil leaks	Cause soil and water pollution	Check the leakage point and repair until no leakage is found
When replacing lubricating oil	Pollute soil and water due to uncontrolled discharge	Waste grease shall be collected in dedicated containers
When meshing points wear out severely	Noise exceed the limits,  influence the operator	Calibrate, adjust or replace worn parts

1.7 Representation Method of Type

2. Structural Feature

2.1 Hoisting Mechanism

2.1.1 Motor

2.1.2 Reducer

2.1.3 Reel device

2.1.4 Hook Pulley Device

2.2 Electric trolley

2.3 Electrical appliance

2.4 Technical Features

Technical Parameter
Lifting Capacity(T)		0.5			1			3			5			10			20			32
Lifting Height(M)		3	6	9	6	12	30	6	12	30	6	12	30	9	12	30	9	12	30	12	20	24
Lifting Speed(m/min)		8/0.8			8/0.8			8/0.8			8/0.8			7/0.7			4.2/0.42			3/0.3
Cross speed(m/min)		20			20/30			20/30			20/30			20/30			21.5			26
wire rope	Dia(mm)	3.6			4.8			13			15			15			19.5			26
	Structure	6*19			6*37+1			6*37+1			6*37+1			6*37+1			6*37+1			6*37+1
Traveling Track		16-28b			16-28b			20a-32c			25a-45c			30T-45c			40b-63c			above 63c
Min Curvature Radius(m)		1.5			1.5	2	4	2	2.5	4	2.5	3	6	3.5	4	9	3.5	4
Lifting Motor	power(kw)	0.2/0.8			0.4/1.5			0.4/4.5			0.8/7.5			1.5/13			2.2/18.5			2.2/18.5
	Rotation speed (r/min)	1380			1380			1380			1380			1380			1380			1380
	Current(A)	0.72/2.4			12.5/4.3			1.25/11			2.4/18			4.3/30			42			43
Cross Motor	power(kw)	0.2			0.2			0.4			0.8			0.8*2			0.8*4			0.8*4
	Rotation speed (r/min)	1380			1380			1380			1380			1380			1380			1380
	Current(A)	0.72			0.72			1.25			2.4			2.4			4.3			4.3
Basic size	L	616	688	760	758	954	1542	915	1121	1738	1047	1257	1887	1602	1783	2869	1747	1942	2997	2127	2697	2982
	L1	274	346	418	345	541	1129	380	586	1204	415	625	1255	875	1056	2142	948	1143	2409	1270	1840	2125
	L2	125			158			229			267			301			330			396
	L3	318	390	462	401	597	1185	448	654	1272	485	695	1325	949	1130	2216	1053	1246	2301	1130	1700	1985
	L4	190			1961			264			320			376			670			600
	B	884			884			930			1058			1058			548	743	2009	320
	H	650			667	767		954	1058		1120	1283		1350			288-310			2500（1500）
	D	14.5			19			25			31			30			25			25
Self weight	Lifting single speed	121	125	130	137	172	220	281	354	451	437	597	726	1048	1098	1411	2450	1927	2169	2950	3495	3700
	Lifting double speed	138	142	147	164	199	247	311	384	481	530	654	783	1104	1154	1467

3. Safety Rules

3.1 Basic Principles

1) Before operating a monorail wire rope electric hoist, relevant operators should be sure to have carefully read the Operation Manual, which should be placed within their reach for reading at any time.
2) An electric hoist is a special device designed to hoist and transport loads, during which, risks may occur, Therefore the operator is required to read and understand all content in the instructions and GB 6067.1 Safety Rules for Lifting Appliances carefully.
3) Operation and maintenance personnel must receive adequate training before working on jobs.

3.2 Instructions to Users

1）The user must confirm that the electric hoist has been inspected and tested by professional worker initial trial run is carried out or run-again after a big maintenance.
2）The user must be sure that the electric hoist is inspected and tested by professionals at least once a year.
3）The user must keep all the results and records during the inspection and test to the hoist.
4）The electric hoist must be operated by a specially assigned person, who must fully master the related knowledge to the installation, maintenance and operation instructions.
5）The user should be sure that no side pull in operation.
6）The user should ensure that the electric hoist will not hoist a load beyond its rated load lifting capacity.
7）When obvious defects are fond, the operator must stop the operation soon and inform relevant maintenance personnel.
8）There will be no loads hung on the electric hoist for a long time when it is not in use.
9）Nobody is allowed to stand beneath an electric hoist when it is lifting a load, and remote control or non-follow me control should be applied to keep a distance to heat source.
10）The special hoist should be used for lifting molten steel,
11）Lifting limit switch is not allowed to used as a motion switch repeatedly.
12）Only the main power source is power off, maintenance can carry out operation.
13）Hook collision is forbidden strictly.
14） When the explosion-proof electric hoist is running, pay attention to preventing and avoiding the generation of dangerous sparks that can ignite explosive hazardous mixtures.
15）To ensure safe use, Electric hoists should be used in accordance with work regulations. For explosion-proof hoists, they should not be used frequently, otherwise it will cause brake friction heating temperature to increase and exceed the allowable value specified in the national standard GB3638.1, causing danger. Remember for users!!!

3.3 Injury Risk

1. 1）Incorrect operation
2. 2）Insufficient maintenance and upkeep
3. 3）Do not pay attention to observation, when lifting the hook to the upper limit position
4. 4）Failure to carefully read the safety instructions provided in the manual, may cause injury or even death,
5. 5）If the product is operated with improper intent by untrained or insufficiently trained personnel, it may cause personal injury
6. 6）Wearing loose clothing, jewelry, etc. may be involved in hoist
7. 7）Taking nicotine, alcohol, or drugs can have an impact on the reaction ability of operators
8. 8）The operator of the monorail wire rope electric hoist did not maintain a safe distance from the lifting object

3.4 Illegal operation (not limited to the followings)

1）The loadings exceed the rated lifting capacity.
2）Side pulls when hoist loads
3）Lifting or transporting personnel
4）Frequent jogging
5）The steel wire rope has protrusions, broken strands, or other damages, not been replaced
6）Continue to use in case of abnormal situations or abnormal noise
7）Using the electric hoist limit switch to stop the vehicle

3.5 Before Operation

3.6 During Operation

1）When lifting for the first time in each shift (or when the load reaches its maximum rated lifting capacity), the object should be lowered again 0.5 meters above the ground to check the brake performance, confirm reliability, and then proceed with normal operations.
2）The operator should closely monitor the direction of operation and whether there are any personnel or obstacles near it.
3）It is strictly prohibited to use one electric hoist to push another electric hoist.
4）It is strictly prohibited to pass over the human body when lifting objects.
5）When lifting, hands should not be held between the rope and the object.
6）When lifting objects, attention should be paid to observation to prevent them from hitting the top.
7）In case of any abnormality, press the button box [Manual emergency activation] button to disconnect the main power supply
8）The buffers at both ends of the I-beam track are only used as a limit for accidents and should not be collided frequently during normal operations.
9）If the wire rope is found to be loose or tangled, the rope guide should be removed first, then lowered to loosen the wire rope and rewound.

3.7 After Operation

1）Raise the hook to a position close to the highest point, stop the electric hoist at the designated position, and cut off the power supply.
2）Perform daily maintenance of monorail wire rope electric hoists
3）Do a good job in handover work

3.8 Emergency Stop

4. Installation and Commissioning

4.1 Preparation before installation

4.1.1 open package inspection

1)  Check whether the model, specifications, and quantity of the electric hoist and accessories meet the requirements of the technical documents according to the packing list, and whether there are complete random documents.
2)  Check if the electric hoist is damaged during transportation. For explosion-proof hoists, when there are cracks or damages in the explosion-proof shell, the damaged parts must be returned to the manufacturer for replacement, and installation can only be carried out after meeting explosion-proof requirements. Users are not allowed to replace parts that do not meet explosion-proof requirements.
3)  Check the steel wire rope for any damage, bending, twisting, or looseness that may affect its performance and safety.
4)  The travelling trolley, current introducer, and hook device (excluding 10t) are generally disassembled and boxed with the main machine, and must be reassembled during installation.
5)  Remove oil stains or rust preventive oil from the tread of the electric trolley.

4.1.2 Motor inspection

4.1.3 Electric control box inspection

4.1.4 Explosion proof performance inspection

1)  The motor should be explosion-proof type;
2)  The product label or tonnage label should be made of brass or stainless steel, and its thickness should not be less than 1mm
3)  When the explosion-proof level is C or dust explosion-proof, the hook should take measures that can prevent dangerous sparks from collision or friction.
4)  When the explosion-proof level is C or dust explosion-proof, the wheel tread and rim parts should be made of copper alloy, stainless steel, or other materials that will not ignite explosive gases or combustible dust mixtures due to impact or friction.
5)  The roller of the explosion-proof electric hoist cable pulley and the collision wheel of the running limit switch should be made of bronze, brass, or engineering plastic with a surface charge of no more than 109Q. When the explosion-proof level is IC or dust explosion-proof, the traction wire of the cable pulley should be made of stainless wire rope.
6)  The power supply of explosion-proof electric hoists should be introduced using flexible cables for conductivity
7)  The rubber buffer should comply with the provisions of JB/T 8110.2, and the polyurethane buffer should comply with the provisions of JB/T 10833, and the surface resistance should not exceed 109Q.
8)  Electrical equipment should meet the following requirements:

4.2 Installation

4.2.1 Electric trolley’s installation

I beam rail model GB/T706	Rated lifting capacity(t)
	0.5~1	2~3	5~10	16~20
16	0
18	2
20a	3	0
20b	4	1
22a	6	3
22b
25a	7	4	0
25b	8	5	1
28a	9	6	2
28b
32a		8	4
32b
32c		9	5
36a				5
26b		10	6	6
36c
40a		11	7	7
40b
40c		12	8	8
45a		13	9	9
45b
45c		14	10	10
50a			11	11
50b			11	11
50c			12	12
56a			13	13
56b			13	13
56c			14	14
63a			15	15
63b			16	16
63c			16	16

4.2.2 Installation of electric control box

4.2.3 Installation of overload limiter

4.2.4 Installation of gravity hammer limit switch

4.3 Commissioning

4.3.1 Motor adjustment

1. 1)  To adjust the hoist motor of 5t and below, remove the tail cover, remove the four screws that fix the adjustment nut, use a wrench to rotate the adjustment nut clockwise for 1-2 turns, and then tighten the screw.
2. 2)  The adjustment method for the 10t~32t hoist motor is basically the same as above, except that the direction of rotation of the adjusting nut is opposite, that is, clockwise rotation increases the displacement, and counterclockwise rotation reduces the displacement.

4.3.2 Adjustment of power off limiter

1)  Loosen the screws on the collision block and place it on both sides of the rope guide card. The card can freely push the collision block to move.
2)  Start the motor and start to rise. The card plate pushes the upper limit collision block to move. When the upper edge of the hook pulley shell is 150mm~50mm away from the lower edge of the winding shell, stop rising and press the lowering button. When the rope guide moves back about 10mm, stop the machine. Move the upper limit collision block close to the card plate and tighten the screws.
3)  The adjustment of the lower limit position is the same as above, but in the opposite direction, but it must be ensured that there are at least 2 coils of steel wire rope left on the drum when the hook is in the lowest position.
4)  After the adjustment is completed, the no-load trial lifting can be carried out several times to verify whether the upper and lower limits meet the requirements

5 Test Run

5.1 No load checks

5.1.1 Check the connection of electrical equipment

1)  Check and ensure that the connections and wiring diagrams of the electrical devices are consistent, especially those that affect the safety and control of the electric hoist.
2)  Check the wiring method of the wires to ensure that there are no obstacles caused by the staggered wiring structure during the operation of the electric hoist.

5.1.2 Inspection of button box

1)  Check and ensure that the button box and suspended control wire are in good condition. Check and ensure that the button box is at the correct height.
2)  Press the direction button on the button box, check and ensure that the direction indicated by the button matches the direction of the action.
3)  If there are errors in all operating directions, correction can be made by changing the two phases’ sequences of the power supply. Change the phase sequence of the input power supply of the electric hoist.
4)  Check the operation of the Manual fire alarm activation button.

5.1.3 Check for work noise

1)  Determine whether there are installation errors based on the noise emitted during lifting and travelling.
2)  If the lifting motor emits loud intermittent noise accompanied by severe vibration of the electric hoist, the problem may be caused by the power supply. Check and correct the phase sequence of the power supply.
3)  If the operation produces loud noise and is accompanied by severe vibration, it is possible that the electric car has "gnawed the track" phenomenon. Installation of the incense inspection electric car on the track.

5.1.4 Lifting limit switch inspection

5.1.5 Operation inspection of hook pulley

5.1.6 Check on wire rope

1)  Check and ensure that the wire rope is not damaged.
2)  Check and ensure that the wire rope is wrapped around the drum and pulley in the correct way.
3)  Check the fixation of the end of the wire rope.

5.1.7 Check on electric trolley

1)  Check the wheelbase of the trolley and adjust it correctly.
2)  Check all installation screws for tightness.
3)  Run at least 3-5 times throughout the entire rail length.

5.1.8 Check of braking operation

5.2 Check on Rated Lifting Capacity

5.2.1 Check on motor current

5.2.2 Check on electric trolley

1) Check and ensure smooth acceleration and braking.
2) Run at least 3-5 times throughout the entire length of the track. Remove any paint that has fallen off the track.

5.3 After Check

5.3.1 Clearing

5.3.2 User training

5.3.3 Delivery document

1)  Check the documents has been delivered with the equipment. Ensure that the documents are correct in contents, and the reference data in the documents are consistent with contents shown the nameplate.
2)  Write a test run record of the electric hoist and keep it with other documents of the electric hoist.

6. Usage and Operation

1）Rotate the emergency stop button clockwise to release, and the electric hoist will enter the working state;
2）Press the first level → slow speed (dual speed button);
3）Press all → Fast (dual speed button);
4）Release button→ Stop 1）Move the electric hoist to the correct stop position and stop all electric hoist movements;
2）Press the [Emergency Stop Button] and the button is locked. A. During each lifting, the button should be pressed to tighten the wire rope before lifting the load.
B. When the load is lifted from the ground level, it should be ensured that the load is balanced.
C. When the load avoids all obstacles, it can switch to fast continue (during dual speed control).
D. When lowering the load, it is necessary to quickly switch to low speed to control the speed reduction (during dual speed control).

7. Inspection and Maintenance

7.1 Safety precautions

1)  The inspection and maintenance site and adjacent areas shall be observed, and warning signs and safe working areas shall be set;
2)  If encountering adverse weather conditions such as strong winds, thunderstorms, severe ice and snow, or heavy fog, outdoor inspections and maintenance should be postponed;
3)  Electric hoists should be parked in an undisturbed area;
4)  There should be warning signs indicating "inspection in progress" or "maintenance in progress", or the switch of the controller should be locked in the "off" position, and only designated personnel can identify and/or lock it;
5)  If there is a load on the electric hoist, the load should be removed;
6)  If the maintenance work above poses a danger to the lower part, warning signs and warning areas should be set up below;
7)  Safe and reliable tools should be used;
8)  Inspection or maintenance personnel should be equipped with personal protective devices (such as protective shoes, safety helmets, seat belts, or protective glasses);
9)  Measures should be taken to prevent electric shock;
10)  The safety performance of the tools used for repairing explosion-proof electric hoists should comply with the provisions of GB/T 10686. Inspection or maintenance personnel should be equipped with personal protective devices (such as protective shoes, safety helmets, safety belts, or protective glasses);
11)  Measures to prevent electric shock should be taken;
12)  During inspection, it is strictly prohibited to close or disconnect the power switch except for instructions given by designated personnel;
13)  During the inspection, it is strictly prohibited to operate the electric hoist except for instructions given by designated personnel;
14)  Before the load test, the attachments of the lifting appliance and the test load should be checked for defects;
15)  Prohibit other personnel from entering hazardous areas unless authorized;
16)  The inspection should be carried out by two or more inspectors together;
17)  Adequate lighting should be provided during inspection or maintenance.
18)  After maintenance work and before the electric hoist returns to normal operation, protective equipment should be reinstalled, safety protection devices should be restored, and calibrated.
19)  Necessary firefighting measures should be taken during maintenance;
20)  After the maintenance work is completed, the temporary facilities taken during maintenance should be removed and the site cleaned.

7.2 Daily inspection

7.3 Regular inspection

Daily inspection and inspection items, content, methods and requirements
No.	Item		Inspection methods, content and requirements	Processing methods	Cycle
					day	month	quarter	year
1	Technical documents	Accompanying files	Check that the accompanying drawings, user manual, and factory certificate are complete	Improvement				○
2		Inspection records	Previous inspection records should be complete and free from any unresolved defects	Improvement				○
3		Maintain records	Check that previous maintenance records are complete and have no unverified maintenance	Improvement				○
4		Other archives	Check other files such as equipment installation, renovation, maintenance, registration, etc.	Improvement				○
5	Whole machine	Operation environment	Visually inspect the operating environment of the equipment to ensure that there are no factors affecting the safety of the operation	Handle according to the enterprise management system and operating procedures	○	○	○	○
6		Appearance	Visually inspect all parts of the equipment to ensure there is no garbage, debris, missing tools, etc.	Cleaning	○	○	○	○
7			Visually inspect all parts of the equipment to ensure there is no oil or water accumulation	Cleaning		○	○	○
8			Visually inspect the surfaces of the equipment to ensure that there are no serious defects such as rust, paint peeling, or damage	Corrosion prevention/repair		○	○	○
9		Wheel loading condition	Visually inspect each wheel of the equipment to ensure there is no overhang	Adjustment				○
10	Metal structure	Hull shell and trolley frame	The measurement and inspection equipment shell and trolley frame should have no plastic deformation, and the welds of the main load-bearing structural components should have no visible cracks	Repair/Replacement				○
11	Connecting pieces	Connecting bolts	Visually inspect the connecting bolts of the main load-bearing components, safety devices, motors, reducers, etc. for any defects or looseness	Tighten/replace				○
12	mechanism	Lifting mechanism	Through no-load test, it is found that the lifting mechanism should have no abnormal sound or vibration and operate smoothly	Maintenance	○	○	○	○
13		Trolley travelling mechanism	Check that the operating mechanism has no abnormal sound or vibration through no-load testing	Maintenance	○	○	○	○
14			Visually inspect the equipment to ensure that there are no deviations, scratches, etc. that may affect its use	Adjustment/change			○	○
15		Trolley power supply device	Check the power supply device of the car through no-load test to ensure there is no abnormal sound or vibration	Maintenance			○	○
16	Key component	Lifting hook	Visually check that the lifting hook can rotate freely and that the fixing bolts are not loose	Repair/change
17			Check by eye that lifting hook blocking device and hook nut anti-loose device should be effective	Repair/change		○	○	○
18			Inspect the surface cracks, deformation, wear, and corrosion of forged hooks according to the methods specified in GB/T10051.2 and GB/T10051.3, and ensure they meet the requirements	Repair/change		○	○	○
19		Pulley	Visually check that the pulley should rotate flexibly	Lubricate/adjust				○
20			Visual inspection of the pulley anti detachment device should be safe and effective	Repair/change			○	○
21			Visual inspection of the pulley should comply with the provisions of 4.2.5.3 in GB6067.1-2010, and the uneven wear of the wheel groove should be less than 3u. The wear of the wheel groove wall thickness is less than 20% of the original wall thickness, and the wear of the bottom of the wheel groove is less than 25% of the diameter of the steel wire rope; There must be no other defects that damage the copper wire rope.	Change			○	○
22		Wire rope	Inspect the steel wire rope according to the method specified in GB/T5972 and meet its requirements	Change			○	○
23			Visually inspect the wire rope for obvious mechanical damage	Repair/change		○	○	○
24			Visually inspect the steel wire ropes on the drum and pulley to ensure they are wrapped properly and free from any loose ropes	Maintenance	○	○	○	○
25			Visually inspect the fixation of the end of the steel wire rope and ensure that it meets the corresponding requirements	Fastening/ adjustment		○	○	○
26			Monthly inspection of the steel wire rope table without obvious exposed broken wires	Repair/change		○	○	○
27		Reel	Visual inspection of the drum should comply with the provisions of 4.24.5 in GB6067.1-2010	Change				○
28		Gear box	Visually inspect the gearbox during operation to ensure that there are no abnormal sounds, vibrations, oil leaks, or overheating	Maintenance		○	○	○
29			Visually check that the oil level should be within the required range	Refuel		○	○	○
30			The allowable wear of the first level gear of the lifting mechanism should be less than 10% of the original tooth thickness; Other gears should be less than 20%.	Change				○
31			The allowable wear of the first level gear of the operating mechanism should be less than 15% of the original tooth thickness; Other gears should be less than 25%, and open gears should be less than 30%.	Change				○
32			There should be no cracks or broken teeth on the teeth; The pitting damage on the tooth surface shall not exceed 30% of the mating surface, and the depth shall not exceed 10% of the original tooth thickness.	Change				○
33			There should be no cracks on the surface, and there should be no plastic deformation on the bolt part, dangerous section, and neck. Defects should not be repaired by welding.	Change				○
34		Lifting brake	Visually inspect the sliding amount of the lifting brake of the equipment, which should be less than 1/100 of the lifting distance per minute and should not exceed 200mm	Adjustment/repair				○
35			Visually inspect the wear of the lifting brake, and the conical brake should be able to meet the requirements for rotor displacement stroke through adjustment; The wear of the brake lining of the disc brake shall comply with the provisions of 4.2.6.7 in GB 6067.1-2010	Change			○	○
36		Wheel	Visual inspection of wheel rims and tread wear and deformation should comply with the provisions of 4.2.7 in GB 6067.1-2010	Change			○	○
37		Coupling	Visually inspect the coupling for any abnormal vibration or noise during operation	Repair/change			○	○
38		Bearing	Visually inspect the bearings for no abnormal noise or temperature rise	Lubricate/change			○	○
39		Rope guide	Visually check that when the empty hook descends, the steel wire rope should be able to freely discharge from the rope guide outlet, and the guide slider of the rope guide should slide smoothly	Maintenance		○	○	○
40	Electrical control system	Power supply	Visually check that power supply works normally	Maintenance	○	○	○	○
41		Control device	Visually check that the remote control device and button device casing are not damaged, the control button identification is clear and correct, and the function is normal	Repair/change	○	○	○	○
42		Motor	The measurement of motor insulation resistance should comply with the provisions of various product standards	Maintenance			○	○
43		Main power switch	Visually check that the main power switch is functioning properly	Repair/change		○	○	○
44		Resistance value	The insulation resistance to ground of the circuit shall not be less than 1MΩ.	Maintenance				○
45			The resistance value of the track grounding connection should not exceed 0.1 Ω.	Maintenance				○
46		Power feeding device	Visually inspect the cable protective layer to ensure that there is no severe aging, damage, or bulging, and the cable retraction measures should be complete and limited; The collector should have reliable contact	Maintenance/change			○	○
47		Control cabinet and electrical appliance	Visually inspect the electrical circuits and components inside the control cabinet to ensure that there are no signs of overheating, burning, or melting; The components should have no external damage; The cover should not fall off	Change		○	○	○
48			Visually inspect the electrical connections and grounding for reliability, and ensure that the cables are not severely cracked or damaged	Adjustment/change				○
49			Visually inspect each section of the line for clear markings and ensure that the wiring is not loose	Clean/fasten				○
50			The circuit should be checked for overheating through functional testing, and the insulation resistance should meet the requirements	Repair/change				○
51			Check by eye that all binding posts, contacts and relays should be in good contact	Adjustment/change			○	○
52	Safety protection device	Lifting height limiter	Through functional testing, check that the lifting height limiter is fixed and reliable, and its function is effective	Fasten/change	○	○	○	○
53		Secondary lifting height limiter	Through functional testing, check that the secondary lifting height limiter is fixed and reliable, and its function is effective	Fasten/change				○
54		Overload limiter	Through functional testing, it is checked that the overload limiter should be fixed and reliable, and its function is effective	Fasten/change				○
55		Interlock protection	Check that the electrical interlocking protection device is effective through functional testing	Adjustment/change		○	○	○
56			Visually inspect the interlocking device to ensure there are no defects, shorts, binding, or other phenomena	Repair/change		○	○	○
57		Ground protection	Visually check that the grounding device is intact and functioning effectively	Repair/change		○	○	○
58		Emergency stop switch	When the emergency stop switch is triggered, the equipment shall be stopped immediately. The emergency stop switch should not automatically reset. After manual reset and then restart, the device should be able to resume normal operation	Repair/change			○	○
59		Signs and warning signs	Visually inspect the equipment labels, tonnage tags, and safety warning signs to ensure they are clear and without any missing parts	Clean/replace	○	○	○	○
60	Rail	Rail end stop	The stop block should not have any deformation, damage or other defects, and its connecting bolts should not be loose; When the structure is welded, there should be no cracks in the connecting welds.	Repair/change		○	○	○
61		Fixed rail bolt	The bolts must not be loose	Fasten/change			○	○
62		Rail wear	The track must not have local abnormal deformation or wear. The tread wear shall not exceed 10% of the original size, and the width wear shall not exceed 5% of the original size.	Repair/change			○	○
63		Rail joint welding seam	The welding seam shall not have defects such as cracks, and the deviation of the upper, lower, and both sides shall not exceed	Repair				○

7.4 Inspection and Maintenance of Wire Rope

7.4.1 Wire rope inspection

1)  Inspect the condition of the wire rope in accordance with GB/T5972 "Maintenance, Installation, Inspection, and Scrapping of Electric Hoist Wire Ropes". Replace it if necessary.
2)  Lubricating the steel wire rope.
3)  The surface of the steel wire rope of the explosion-proof electric hoist should not show any obvious broken wires. Steel wire ropes that may cause friction sparks should be replaced in a timely manner.

7.4.2 Wire rope replacement

1)  Replace worn or damaged wire ropes. The model and main performance of the steel wire rope can be found in the random file;
2)  Lower the hook to the ground, keeping the rope loose;
3)  Dismantle the fixing parts of the steel wire rope;
4)  Remove the rope guide;
5  Remove the pressure rope plate from the drum;
6)  Put down the old steel wire rope, coil it neatly and put it into storage;
7)  Take out a new steel wire rope and keep it lubricated;
8)  Check and ensure that the new wire rope matches the electric hoist. Check the certificate of the wire rope to ensure that the model and performance of the wire rope meet the requirements;
9)  The end of the drum has a pressure plate for fixing the steel wire rope, and the specifications and quantity vary depending on the model of the hoist. When the hook is in the lowest position, it must be ensured that there are at least two complete coils of steel wire rope wrapped around the drum at the end of the drum;
10)  Fix the starting end of the steel wire rope to the drum with a rope pressing plate, which must be firm and not loose;
11)  According to the rope winding diagram, correctly thread the steel wire rope through the pulley and fix it to the fixed point. Install the rope buckle as shown in the diagram, ensuring it is secure and not loose;
12)  Wind the steel wire rope onto the drum through the lifting motor;
13)  Clean and install the rope guide;
14)  After replacing the steel wire rope, adjust and check the cut-off limiter;
15)  Test the condition of the wire rope winding. If the wire rope is knotted and causes the hook to rotate, the wire rope must be removed to eliminate the twisting of the wire rope A.  Only wire ropes specified by the electric hoist manufacturer can be installed.
B.  When uncoiling the steel wire rope, it should be prevented from tying or twisting.
C.  When cutting the steel wire rope, measures should be taken to prevent the rope strands from spreading.

7.5 Lubrication

Table 7-2 Lubrication  Table
Lubrication locations	Refueling cycle	Fule adding measures	Recommended oil (grease)
Wire rope	1 time/six months	Daub	oil (grease) for wire rope special
Lifting gear box	1 time/three months	Upper hole infusion	Industrial gear HL-20
Travelling gear box	1 time/three months	Upper hole infusion	Industrial gear HL-20

Table 7-3 Lubrication oil volume
Lifting capacity (t)	Lifting gear box Oil injection volume(L)	Travelling  gear box Oil injection volume
0.5	0.45	0.1
1	0.65	0.1
2	1.15	0.1
3	1.65	0.1
5	2.35	0.2
10~16	3.55	0.2
20~32	3.55	0.2

8.Fault analysis and troubleshooting

Common faults	main reason	Troubleshooting
The motor starts reluctantly and makes a loud noise, unable to lift the load	1. The power supply voltage is too low; 2. The brake is not safely disengaged; 3. Overload.	1. Adjust the power supply voltage; 2. Adjust the brake clearance; 3. Load limiting
The electric hoist runs continuously in one direction	1. Button stuck; 2. Contactor contact bonding	1. Repair button; 2. Repair or replace the contactor
The gourd shell is live or there is abnormal noise from the running motor	1. The I-beam is not grounded; 2. There is insulation damage to the motor or electrical device.	1. The I-beam is not grounded; 2. There is insulation damage to the motor or electrical device.
Contactor contact burnt out or transformer burnt out	1. The power on voltage is too high or too low; 2. The ambient temperature is too high and the humidity is too high	1. Ensure voltage stability; 2. Ensure that the temperature and humidity meet the usage environment.
Braking failure or excessive braking distance	1. Excessive brake clearance; 2. Oil stains on the braking surface; 3. Loose brake ring; 4. Pressure spring fatigue: 5. Poor contact between the brake ring and the conical surface of the rear end cover; 6. The coupling does not move properly or is stuck.	1. Adjust the clearance according to 4.3.1; 2. Remove and clean the oil stains; 3. Replace the brake ring; 4. Replace the spring; 5. Dismantling and grinding; 6. Check its connection part
The temperature rise of the motor exceeds the upper limit of the nameplate	1. Brake clearance too small: 2. Homework is too frequent; 3. Overload.	1. Adjust the clearance; 2. Reduce the frequency of homework; 3. Load limiting.
The reducer has significant abnormal noise	1. Poor lubrication;2. Damaged components such as gears and bearings;	1. Add lubricating oil; 2. Replace damaged components.
Reducer oil leakage	1. Poor or damaged sealing assembly between the box and the box cover. 2. Excessive refueling.	1. Check or replace the oil seal; 2. Drain excess grease.
The steel wire rope is out of groove or tangled, and the rope guide is damaged	Side pulling and inclined lifting	Follow safety regulations for operation
Car wheel slipping	Oil stains and other coverings on the I-beam track or wheel tread	Remove the cover and sprinkle sand if necessary.
When starting and running, the body shakes and runs poorly	Improper clearance between the side of the I-beam lower flange and the inner side of the wheel flange.	Adjust the number of washers to maintain a reasonable gap.
The limiter is malfunctioning or the limit position is not appropriate.	1. The stop block on the limit lever is loose or improperly positioned. 2. Power supply error	1. Adjust and tighten the stop block; 2. Adjust the power supply.

A.  Before handling any faults, the power supply must be cut off.
B.  When disassembling the explosion-proof hoist, the explosion-proof surface should be protected to prevent collision. When the explosion-proof shell is cracked, breathable, or the explosion-proof surface is damaged, it is scrapped.
C.  According to the above table, if the fault cannot be determined and eliminated, please contact the manufacturer. The use of defective electric hoists can cause serious damage to equipment or personal injury!

9. Attached Drawing