all of the cams extended. Though the unit is strong in this position the
cams are not supported securely here. The unit could twist out and the
placement can fail.
Danger: Avoid placing Camalots in vertical
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bottoming cracks where it is not possible to align
the stem in the direction of the load. Under these
circumstances the strength of the placement
will be greatly compromised and can fail. See
illustration 14.
regUlar insPection
Before and after each use, be sure your Camalots
have smooth trigger action, easy cam retraction and
expansion and independent cam motion.
camalot care
Camalots demand a certain amount of care. Proper storage and routine
checkups will prolong the life of your Camalots.
Store Camalots in a clean, dry environment, out of direct sunlight.
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Keep Camalots away from heat sources.
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Do not allow Camalots into contact with corrosives such as battery acid,
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solvent, etc.
If your Camalot has sticky action or is clogged with dirt: wash in very
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warm, clean water and dry completely. Lube after washing and drying and
wipe off the excess.
Wash and lube after contact with saltwater or salt air.
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Keep axles lubricated to prevent rust.
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retire a camalot iF:
The cams have been damaged in a fall.
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The cams are bent, chipped or deformed.
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The cam teeth are worn away.
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The wire loop is frayed, kinked or damaged.
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The stem cable is frayed, kinked or damaged in any way.
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The springs are weak or damaged.
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Figure 14
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