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8
Adjustments
Figure 12: Adjusting the brake on the Drop tube Friction (slide
bearing)
Figure 13: Adjusting the brake on the Drop tube
Friction (roller bearing)
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8.3
Adjusting the brake on the Drop tube Friction
(slide bearing)
(See Figure 12)
For all pendant system versions the mechanical brake (friction brake) on
the Drop tube keeps the adaption (CEMOR or Navigator M6) in the ad-
justed position.
Adjust the brake force of the corresponding end device (e.g. Navigator
M6) such that the end device remains stable in any set position and can
still be conveniently adjusted.
Follow the safety instructions
Follow the general safety instructions prescribed in Chapter 8.1 on
page 27.
Tool to be used
Use a suitable slotted screwdriver.
To increase the braking force
•
Insert the slotted screwdriver into the brake screw①and turn in the
clockwise direction.
To reduce the braking force
•
Insert the slotted screwdriver into the brake screw①and turn in the
anti-clockwise direction.
•
Perform a function test.
8.4
Adjusting the brake on the Drop tube Friction
(roller bearing)
(See Figure 13)
The brake screws (friction brakes) are adjusted in the same way for all the
different pendant system versions.
In the case of the Drop tube with friction bearing unit, the mechanical
brakes ① (3 friction brakes) maintain the end device (e.g. Navigator M6)
in the adjusted position.
Adjust the braking force in such a way that the corresponding end device
(e.g. Navigator M6) remains stable in any set position and can still be
conveniently adjusted.
Follow the safety instructions
Follow the general safety instructions prescribed in Chapter 8.1 on
page 27.
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Tool to be used
–
Use a suitable torque spanner.
•
To increase the braking force
–
Screw the slotted brake screws①by uniformly rotating them to
the right (clockwise).
–
All 3 brake screws must be tightened with the same tightening
torque which, however, must not exceed 1.6 Nm.
•
To reduce the braking force
–
Unscrew the slotted brake screws①by uniformly rotating them to
the left (anti-clockwise).
•
Performing a function test
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