Tiger TCB Series Original Instruction Manual page 14

Tiger chain block and tiger corrosion resistant chain block
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Inspection method
Brake mechanism - wear
Check visually
and rust on ratchet gear
(C-23)
Load sheave wear and
Check visually
deformation (C-14)
Load chain guide (C-13)
Check
Pinion gears wear and
Check visually
flaw (C-05)
Hand wheel wear and
Check visually
deformation (C-28)
Side plate hole for top
Check visually
hook pin deformation
Side plate stay bolts
Tap
restraint slack
Deformation of chain
Check visually
stripper
(C-10)
Flaw on load chain guide
Check visually
(C-13)
Load chain anchoring
Check visually
not attached to load (C-
11)
Load chain anchoring
Check visually
slack (C-11)
Load chain anchoring
Check visually
deformation
(C-11)
Pawl wear (C-25)
Check visually
Pawl movement (C-25)
Check
Pawl Spring missing,
Check visually
corroded, stretched or
broken (C-24)
Loose or missing bolts,
Check
nuts, pins or rivets.
Initial inspection and recurring inspections must be documented. Chapter 14 contains the inspection log which must be
maintained for each block. Any deficiencies noted are to be corrected before the chain block is returned to service.
The external conditions may show the need for a detailed inspection which, in turn, may require the use of non- destructive
type testing. Any parts that are deemed unserviceable are to be replaced with new parts before the unit is returned to service.
It is very important that the unserviceable parts are destroyed to prevent possible future use as a repair item and are properly
disposed of.
Note: Only qualified personnel to perform chain block maintenance.
Unit 1, Greensfield Industrial Estate,
Willowburn Avenue,
ALNWICK, NE66 2DG
Email: info@tigerlifting.com
Discard Limit/Criteria
Teeth wear not excessive, pawls still
fully engage
No rust or corrosion
No excess wear or no deformation or
no burr due to load chain contact is
permitted on the surface
of load chain pocket
Rotate freely and retain chain in the
pockets of the load sheave. No
excessive wear
Teeth free from excessive wear or
flaws
No excess wear or deformation on
surface of hand chain pockets
Turn hand wheel and check if it
touches the cover
No scoring of hand wheel hub
Holes in gear side plate and wheel
side plate for top hook pin not oval
No slack allowed
No excess crush or damage on
stripper tip allowed
Turns lightly, no significant
deformation
correctly fitted at the "no load" end
of the chain
Holes in gear side plate and wheel
side plate for load chain anchor not
oval
Chain end anchoring articulating
normally and not deformed
Tip of the pawls not worn
Pawls move freely on the pawl pins
(apply a thin coat of lubricant to the
pawl pin before reassembling the
unit)
Spring is in place and not stretched,
corroded or broken
All bolts, nuts, pins or rivets are
securely fitted
Manual Tiger TCB-SS12 En 201605 v3.1
Measures
Replace the part
Replace the part
Replace the part
Replace the part
Replace the part
Replace the part
Replace the part
Replace the part
Replace the wheel side plate (C-
20) gear side plate (C-09) or top
hook pin (C-15-I) as appropriate
Replace the part (C-20)
Replace the part
Replace the part
Fix load chain to end anchorage
correctly
Replace the wheel side plate (C-
20) gear side plate (C-09) or load
chain anchoring (C-11) as
appropriate
Replace the part (C-11)
Replace the part
Lubricate or overhaul
Replace the part
Tighten or replace as necessary
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