Parkside PKZ 1000 A1 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise Seite 51

9. Attachment and operation
1. Make sure the chain hoist is securely fastened. Be careful when choosing fastening points. These
points must be able to carry double the load. If you are unsure as to whether the chosen point
is the right one, please choose a different one.
2. The chain hoist should be fastened so that it cannot change its position during operation.
3. The latch locks which are attached to the fastening hook and the load hook must always be
closed during operation.
4. The maximum height of the anchor point must not be higher than 3.5 m.
Lifting the load (fig. 5)
On the front side of the chain block there is an engraved arrow pointing upwards, labelled "U". Pull
the hand chain (2) on this side of the chain block in order to lift the load. (fig. 5/B)
Lowering the load (fig. 5)
On the front side of the chain block there is an engraved arrow pointing downwards, labelled "D". Pull
the hand chain (2) on this side of the chain block in order to lower the load. (fig. 5/A)
m Attention
The braking system can become dangerously hot in exceptional cases (continuous and fast lowering).
In these cases it is necessary to lower the load slowly and intermittently.
10. Cleaning and maintenance
• In order to achieve the longest possible operating efficiency and reliability of the chain hoist, re-
move dirt regularly from your chain hoist, grease the relevant parts thoroughly after use and store
the hoist in a dry place.
• Do not carry out any technical alterations or repairs to the chain hoist; have these carried out by
an expert instead.
• The chain hoist must be regularly examined for damage.
• The working order of the chain hoist is to be checked regularly.
Perform any servicing work after using and before storing the equipment:
• Clean the chain block thoroughly.
• Lubricate the chain block properly at all times.
• Lubricate the load hook chain and joint with oil.
Special attention must be paid to servicing when installing the chain block outdoors.
GB/MT 47