Operation; Winding/Unwinding The Cable; Lifting Loads; Maximum/Minimum Length Levers 15 16 - Parkside PSZ 250 A1 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

Before you begin: Check whether
¾
– the steel cable 14 is wound properly
around the drum 17 and whether
– the space between coils is less than the
diameter of the cable itself (Fig . D) .
Make sure the steel cable 14 passes the
¾

maximum/minimum length levers 15 16

properly and without touching them (Fig . B) .
˜ Operation
NOTE
The product has been outfitted with a
u
thermostat switch . During operation, it may
stop the motor 3 . The motor can be only
started again once it has cooled down .
˜ Winding/unwinding the cable
(Fig . J)
Winding the cable: Press the control
¾
switch 8 upwards according to the arrow
indication .
Unwinding the cable: Press the control switch
¾
8 downwards according to the arrow
indication .
˜ Lifting loads
Lower the steel cable 14 so you can handle
¾
it comfortably .
Fasten the load to the hook 10 12 . Use
¾
additional bungee cords where necessary .
The load's centre of gravity must be beneath
the product .
Wind up the steel cable 14 until it is only
¾
taut . Then fully lift the load .
10 GB/CY
˜ Maximum/minimum length
levers
NOTE
The maximum/minimum length levers 15
u
16 are not intended to regularly stop
the product . Always attempt to stop the
product before it triggers one of these
levers .
Minimum cable length lever
When the steel cable 14 is fully wound up, the
minimum cable length lever 15 will be triggered .
The steel cable cannot be wound up any further . It
can only be unwound .
Maximum cable length lever
When the steel cable 14 is fully unwound, the
maximum cable length lever 16 will be triggered .
The steel cable cannot be unwound any further . It
can only be wound up .
˜ Emergency off switch
(Fig . J)
In case of an emergency, press the
¾
emergency off switch 7 to stop lifting or
lowering operation .
The product is then locked . To unlock the
¾
product, turn the emergency off switch 7
slightly clockwise (in the direction of the
arrow) until it pops out .
˜ Set-up as block and tackle
Setting up the product as a block and tackle
distributes the load to 2 pulleys . This allows twice
the weight to be lifted . However, the maximum
lifting height and speed are reduced by half .