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- Page 1 53100338 TSZ-uni TSZ-uni 53100338 Operating Instructions Translation of original operating instructions Pillar Swing Crane ASSK 150-4 4200.0146...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Jib Cranes Operating instructions Safety Instructions ....................6 Classification of safety instructions ................... 6 Warnings ........................... 7 Mandatory symbol ......................7 General safety instructions ....................8 Intended use ........................9 Requirements and instructions for installation, maintenance and operating staff ...10 Installation location / workplace requirements ..............11 1.7.1 Installation location requirements ..................11... - Page 4 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Technical Data ....................28 Jib cranes specifically for vacuum tube lifter Jumbo ............28 Delivery, Packaging and Transport ..............29 Delivery ..........................29 4.1.1 Included in delivery ......................29 4.1.2 Checking for completeness ....................29 4.1.3 Reporting damage ......................29 Packaging ........................29 Transport .........................29 Removal of crane components ..................30 Scopes of delivery ......................31 4.5.1...
- Page 5 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS General safety instructions regarding operation .............57 Operation .........................58 Erecting crane column on a more mobile base plate in another location .......59 What to do in an emergency ...................59 Troubleshooting ....................60 Maintenance...................... 61 General notes ........................61 Service table ........................62 Cleaning ..........................63 Expert approval .......................63 Dismantling and Disposal ..................
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Page 6: Safety Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Safety Instructions 1.1 Classification of safety instructions Danger This warning informs the user of a risk that will result in death or serious injury if it is not avoided. DANGER Type and source of danger Consequence ► Remedial action Warning This warning informs the user of a risk that could result in death or serious injury if it is not avoided. -
Page 7: Warnings
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1.2 Warnings Explanation of the warning symbols used in the operating instructions. Warning Description Warning Description symbol symbol General warning symbol Explosive atmosphere Electrical voltage Flying debris Hand injury Crushing injury warning Suspended load Fall hazard Vacuum 1.3 Mandatory symbol Explanation of the mandatory symbols used in the operating instructions. -
Page 8: General Safety Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1.4 General safety instructions WARNING Ignoring the general safety guidelines Personal injuries / damage to plants / systems ► The operating instructions contain important information on using the system. Each user must have read and understood the operating instructions, and retain them for later reference.... -
Page 9: Intended Use
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS All applicable laws and regulations must be adhered to at all times. When using the jib crane, the statutory regulations, safety regulations, standards and guidelines applicable at the location of use must be observed. Check with the competent authorities for more information. The other safety instructions in these operating instructions do not replace these laws and regulations, but should be seen as a supplement to them. -
Page 10: Requirements And Instructions For Installation, Maintenance And Operating Staff
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING Danger of death from falling if used as a means of transport for humans or animals, or as a climbing aid. This can result in broken bones, serious injury or even death. ► Use of the jib crane as a climbing aid or to transport humans or animals is prohibited! 1.6 Requirements and instructions for installation, maintenance and operating staff... -
Page 11: Installation Location / Workplace Requirements
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DANGER Electric shock resulting from incorrectly connected components This can result in death or serious injury from electric shock and fire. ► All work on electrical equipment must be carried out by qualified electrical specialists only ► Suitable fire extinguishing equipment must be on hand! WARNING Risk of injury due to misuse or non-observance of warning and safety notices... -
Page 12: Workplace Requirements
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DANGER Switching components not explosion-proof Risk of fire and explosion. ► Product must not be used in potentially explosive atmospheres. ATTENTION Damage to the crane system due to use outside the permitted temperature range If the crane system is used outside the permitted temperature range, it will become damaged and fail. -
Page 13: Definition Of The Danger Zone
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1.8 Definition of the danger zone The danger zone is the area inside, or in the vicinity of working equipment which poses a hazard or potential hazard to the health of persons located within this area. When lifting the load or transporting it, it is possible that the load could fall, which is why the swivel range of the jib crane and load-bearing device is always considered a danger zone. -
Page 14: Operating Range Of The Jib Crane
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1.9 Operating range of the jib crane The operating range of the jib crane is the area in which the load bearing device is able to lift the load in accordance with its intended use and simultaneously transfer the load vertically into the crane jibs. The working area is restricted by the variable end stops and crane column or wall bracket Fixed operating range Additional operating range with... -
Page 15: Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Product Description 2.1 Description 2.1.1 Column-mounted jib crane with 2.1.2 Wall-mounted jib crane with aluminum jib aluminum jib 2.1.3 Column-mounted jib crane with flat 2.1.4 Wall-mounted jib crane with flat jib 30.30.01.00225/01 EN | 15... -
Page 16: Column-Mounted Jib Crane With Articulated-Arm Jib
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.1.5 Column-mounted jib crane with 2.1.6 Wall-mounted jib crane with articulated-arm jib articulated-arm jib 2.1.7 Column-mounted jib crane with 2.1.8 Wall-mounted jib crane with telescopic jib telescopic jib Item Description Section Crane column 2.7.2 Wall bracket 2.7.3 Pivot bearing 2.7.1 Aluminum jib Flat jib... -
Page 17: Aluminum Jib
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.2 Aluminum jib Item Name Section. Pivot bearing 2.7.12.7.1 Transport trolley 2.7.5 Bracing Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. End plate 2.7.9 Cable trolley/flat cable 2.7.10 Terminal clamp 2.7.11 End stop 2.7.8 Variable end stop 2.7.8 Bolt for bracing Lock washer 2.3 Flat jib Item... - Page 18 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Cable trolley (not shown) 2.7.10 End stop 2.7.10 End caps (not shown) 18 | EN 30.30.01.00225/01...
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Page 19: Articulated-Arm Jib
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.4 Articulated-arm jib Item Name Section. Pre-assembled articulated-arm jib Pipe elbow Connection piece 2.5 Telescopic jib Item Name Section. Aluminum jib Transport trolley 2.7.5 Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. End plate 2.7.9 Terminal clamp 2.7.11 End stop 2.7.8 Variable end stop 2.7.8... - Page 20 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Bolt with groove Telescopic crane girder Telescopic crane girder suspension 2.7.6 20 | EN 30.30.01.00225/01...
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Page 21: Type Plate
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.6 Type plate The device type, device number and year of manufacture are specified on the type plate. This is important information for identifying the device. and must always be specified when ordering replacement parts, making warranty claims or other inquiries about the device. -
Page 22: Description Of Component Parts
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.7 Description of component parts 2.7.1 Pivot bearing Fig.2 Pivot bearing for SRA 100, SRA 105 Pivot bearing for SRA 140, SRA 180 3.10 3.11 Item Name Aluminum section Upper bearing plate Bearing Lower bearing bolt Angle plate Lower bearing plate, welded Film MB screw x30... -
Page 23: Crane Column
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.7.2 Crane column Item Name Crane column tube Lower bearing plate Upper bearing plate Base plate 2.7.3 Wall bracket / clasp bracket Fig.1 Fig.2 Wall bracket - push-through installation Wall bracket - shear connector installation Fig.3 Clasp bracket Item Name Crane bracket... -
Page 24: Sra
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.7.4 SRA Fig.1 SRA100 SRA105 SRA140 SRA180 SRA220 Aluminum sections for crane runway and crane girders come in 5 sizes. The profile size is selected depending on the maximum load-bearing capacity and the jib length. 2.7.5 Transport trolley Fig.1 Fig.2 Transport trolley TRO-R... -
Page 25: Bracings
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.7.6 Bracings Bracing for up to 65 kg / for up to 650 kg<4m / for over 650 kg>4m Item Name Fork head Pre-assembled lower brace attachment Connecting rod Flat bar Bolt for fork head Lock washer Bolt for bracing Bracket with inner bracing 30.30.01.00225/01 EN | 25... -
Page 26: Telescopic Jib Suspension
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.7.7 Telescopic jib suspension Fig.1 Crane girder SUS-B suspension Component for connecting the transport trolley (ball) with the telescopic jib 2.7.8 End stops Fig.1 Fig.2 End stop STO-VAR Fixed end stop STO bolt on both sides of the crane Variable limit stop, attached in the dovetail runway and crane girder at the end, serves as a inside main body, serves all transport trolleys... -
Page 27: Cable Trolley
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.7.10 Cable trolley Fig.1 Fig.2 Cable trolley TRO-SRA-HOS Cable trolley TRO-SRA-CAB enabling supply hoses for energy supply, e.g. for enabling flat cable for energy supply, e.g. for "Jumbo" the tube lifter, to be taken out safely and chain hoists and lifting devices, to be taken out smoothly safely and smoothly Fig.3... -
Page 28: Attachments
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.7.12 Attachments Fig.2 Fig.1 Mobile base plate Anchor bolts Fig.3 Shear connector Item Name Mobile base plate Machine foot Anchor bolt Shear connector Crane column 2.7.13 Slewing angle limiter Slewing angle limiter SWBG 28 | EN 30.30.01.00225/01... -
Page 29: Electrical Switches
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 2.7.14 Electrical switches The crane mains supply switch is for A motor protection switch is used when a vacuum disconnecting the power supply of electrical blower or a vacuum pump is used. The motor components (chain hoist, lifting device, etc.). The protection switch serves to switch off the vacuum crane mains supply switch does not contain any generator and simultaneously protects it. -
Page 30: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA Technical Data Column-mounted jib crane SK Wall-mounted jib crane WK Type Max. lift L [mm] H* [mm] H1 [mm] H2** L1 [mm] L2 [mm] L5 [mm] L6 [mm] capacity [mm] [mm] [kg] SK-KZG-80 3,000-6,000 3,130 500 2,600 600-800 140-180 SK-KZG-125 3,000-6,000 3,130-3,380 500-750... -
Page 31: Delivery, Packaging And Transport
DELIVERY, PACKAGING AND TRANSPORT Delivery, Packaging and Transport 4.1 Delivery 4.1.1 Included in delivery Refer to the order confirmation for specific details about the scope of delivery. The weights and dimensions will be listed in the delivery notes. The operating instructions are an integral part of the crane system and must accompany the device whenever it moves to a new location. -
Page 32: Removal Of Crane Components
DELIVERY, PACKAGING AND TRANSPORT Removal of crane components The packaging of the individual components and the disposable pallets must be opened carefully! When using knives or blades to open the packaging, take care not to damage any of the components. -
Page 33: Scopes Of Delivery
DELIVERY, PACKAGING AND TRANSPORT 4.5 Scopes of delivery 4.5.1 Scope of delivery for aluminum jib Item Jib length up to Transport trolley Plastic cover plate with fastening pins Cable trolley for flat cable (for KZG) Terminal clamp for flat cable (for KZG) End stop (long bolt) Variable limit stop Cable trolley for vacuum supply (for JU) -
Page 34: Scope Of Delivery For Flat Jib
DELIVERY, PACKAGING AND TRANSPORT 4.5.2 Scope of delivery for flat jib Item Jib length up to Quantity Flat jib Transport trolley Cable trolley for vacuum supply (for JU) End cap Plumb line Snap hook and strap for the vacuum supply (for JU) Safety washer M8 Upper bolt for pivot bearing Machine screw M8x16... -
Page 35: Scope Of Delivery For Motor-Protection Switch
DELIVERY, PACKAGING AND TRANSPORT 4.5.5 Scope of delivery for motor-protection switch Quantity Name Mounting frame with installation material and cover Cable clamp Neutral terminal Ground cable for connection to crane column Motor protection switch 4.5.6 Scope of delivery for power switch Quantity Name Mounting frame with installation material and cover... -
Page 36: Installation
INSTALLATION Installation Please read section 1.6 (Requirements & instructions for installation, maintenance and operating staff) before starting installation WARNING Danger due to parts with sharp edges and heavy components There is a risk that you may cut yourself when installing the parts, these may also fall or topple over thereby hitting and injuring people. -
Page 37: List Of Tools
INSTALLATION List of tools 1x combination wrench SW10, SW13, 2xSW19, SW24, SW36, SW46 1x hexagon pin spanner 1x spirit level 1x torque wrench (25-200Nm) 1x hexagon socket wrench bit SW10, SW13, 2xSW19, SW24, SW36, SW46 ... -
Page 38: Installation Of Electrical Supply Lines
INSTALLATION 5.3.1 Installation of electrical supply lines The electrical supply line can be fed at four points on the crane column to the crane mains connection switch or motor protection switch. A flexible connection line (not included in the scope of delivery) with a diameter suited to the capacity of the consuming device (usually 5 x 2.5 mm²) must be used. -
Page 39: Installation Instructions For The Motor Protection Switch In The Crane Column
INSTALLATION 5.3.2 Installation instructions for the motor protection switch in the crane column 1. Attach the ground cable to the inner side of the 2. Pull the cables through the opening and crane column using nuts and the washers that prepare them for connection. - Page 40 INSTALLATION 6. Remove the black rotary knob from the motor 7. Push the cables back through into the column protection switch. To do this, carefully place a and place the mounting frame into the crane small screwdriver under the knob and lift it off. column.
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Page 41: Installation Instructions For Crane Mains Supply Switch
INSTALLATION 5.3.3 Installation instructions for crane mains supply switch 1. Remove the additional terminal block for the neutral and ground connection from the switch (this is not required) 2. Screw the mounting frame cover onto the switch. Screw through the yellow mounting plate of the main switch. - Page 42 INSTALLATION 6. Install additional neutral terminal on the 7. Connect the neutral and ground cables to the mounting frame. As with the grounding mounting frame terminal, this terminal is only pressed in from the side. 8. Lay the cables back around the mounting 9.
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Page 43: Mechanical Installation
INSTALLATION 5.4 Mechanical installation WARNING Danger due to falling objects Higher or lower torques than stated may result in screws breaking off or loosening. This can result in personal injury or material damage. ► Tighten screws with a torque wrench and comply with the torques stated. Tightening torques Standard screws, 23 Nm... - Page 44 INSTALLATION 5.4.1.2 Erecting the crane column in the foundation using anchor bolts Position of The number and order of the anchor bolts the pivot depends upon the size of the crane and is defined in the template Base plate (included in product range) After the concrete has hardened (for example, C Template 20/25 = 28 days), the nuts, washers and template...
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Page 45: Erecting The Crane Column With Mobile Base Plate
INSTALLATION Column leaning to right: Raise the base plate on Column leaning to left: Raise the base plate on the right the left Pillar leaning backwards, i.e. Column leaning forwards: Raise the base plate raise base plate from the back from the front 5.4.2 Erecting the crane column with mobile base plate ... -
Page 46: Mounting The Wall Bracket
INSTALLATION 5.4.3 Mounting the wall bracket 5.4.3.1 Attach push-through installation with securing screws In order to attach the jib crane by means of push-through installation, attach a drilling template to a wall segment (statical verification must be provided by the customer) ... - Page 47 INSTALLATION 5.4.3.2 Installing the Wall-mounted Jib crane with Shear Connectors Please note the following matrix before installing the wall-mounted jib crane with the shear connectors: Length [mm] 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 WK-JU65 WK-JU65 WK-JU85 WK-JU110 5.4.3.3 Mounting the Clasp Bracket (for Wall-mounted Jib Crane WK) ...
- Page 48 INSTALLATION 5.4.3.4 Aligning the wall and clasp brackets using a plumb line and centering disks To ensure optimal performance for the jib crane, the console must be aligned carefully. Sliding direction at wall level Sliding direction at wall level Push the bracket upwards toward the front, i.e. Push the bracket downwards toward the front, i.e.
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Page 49: Pre-Assembly Of The Aluminum Jib
INSTALLATION 5.5 Pre-assembly of the aluminum jib 3.10 3.11 For crane with chain hoist: Screw the terminal clamp (26) (not shown) for the flat cable on to the angle plate (3.5) with the screws provided. For cranes for JU Hang the snap hooks with hose strap (22) in the slot. ... - Page 50 INSTALLATION For two bracings, the brackets (21) are positioned to the left and right of the forked head (6.1). The lower bracing attachment is already pre-assembled in the aluminum crane jib and tightened to the torque specified. ...
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Page 51: Pre-Assembly Of Articulated-Arm Jib
INSTALLATION 5.6 Pre-assembly of articulated-arm jib This is completely assembled upon delivery so that there is no pre-assembly. 5.7 Pre-assembly of flat jib Insert the cable trolley (36) with snap hooks and strap (22) for the hose into the pre-assembled flat jib (34). -
Page 52: Pre-Assembly Of Telescopic Jib
INSTALLATION 5.8 Pre-assembly of telescopic jib Slide a variable limit stop (15) into the groove of the aluminum crane rail (10). Insert the cable trolley (12/16) for the flat cable or hose into the aluminum crane rail (10). Number: One less than extent of delivery ... -
Page 53: Mounting The Crane Jib On The Crane Column Or Wall Bracket
INSTALLATION 5.9 Mounting the crane jib on the crane column or wall bracket 1.2 / 2.2 Raise the crane jib with the hoist to the height of the lower bearing plate of the wall bracket (2.2) / crane column (1.2) ... -
Page 54: Aluminum Crane Jib Alignment For Column-Mounted Or Wall-Mounted Jib Cranes
INSTALLATION 5.10 Aluminum crane jib alignment for column-mounted or wall-mounted jib cranes Completion of bracing Insert the flat cable or hose (7) into the cable trolley (12/16) so that the loops are large enough (guideline for Jumbo approx. 800mm; guideline for JumboFlex approx. 500mm) ... -
Page 55: Aligning The Aluminum Telescopic Jib For Column-Mounted Or Wall-Mounted Jib Crane
INSTALLATION 5.11 Aligning the aluminum telescopic jib for column-mounted or wall- mounted jib crane See section 3.15. 5.12 Aligning the flat or articulated-arm jib for column-mounted or wall- mounted jib crane For flat and articulated-arm jibs, the jib is aligned with the column (see section 3.7) or the wall bracket (see section 3.8). -
Page 56: Mounting Load-Bearing Devices
INSTALLATION 5.14 Mounting load-bearing devices Ensure that the suspension of the load suspension device is suitably set up for transport with the transport trolley; consultation with the load suspension device manufacturer may be required. Insert load suspension into the designated transport trolley. Use U-shaped metal clamps for plastic designs (included in scope of delivery). -
Page 57: Power And Compressed Air Supply
INSTALLATION 5.15.2 Power and compressed air supply Attach the strain relief device for the chain hoist supply cable to the transport trolley and the first cable trolley. Insert and secure the flat cable; ensure an even spacing. Connection of flat cable to the crane runway's power plug. -
Page 58: Preparing For Operation
INSTALLATION 5.16 Preparing for operation Prior to start of operations, check that all mechanical connection elements have been correctly installed and secured that all screws been tightened in accordance with torque specifications that all components have been installed. Conduct the following function test before the start of operations: ... -
Page 59: Operation
OPERATION Operation Local safety regulations apply. In Germany, these include, but are not limited to, BGV D6. The following work safety instructions do not replace these, but are to be considered as additions: The following operating steps must be checked by a qualified electrician before the initial start of operations and section 1.6 (Requirements and instructions for installation, maintenance and operating staff) must be read. -
Page 60: Operation
OPERATION 6.2 Operation The jib crane enables load suspensions to be used within the operating range of the jib crane. Load bearing devices that have been designed for use on a jib crane are to be operated in accordance with the instructions of the load suspension device’s manufacturer in observance of section 6.1. Observe the operating range of the jib crane. -
Page 61: Erecting Crane Column On A More Mobile Base Plate In Another Location
OPERATION Erecting crane column on a more mobile base plate in another location To position the crane in another location, no workpiece may be attached to any lifting device. Move the lifting device to the crane column and secure it to the column. ... -
Page 62: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING Troubleshooting The jib crane should only be installed and maintained by qualified specialist personnel, mechanics, and electricians. Work on electrical equipment must be carried out by qualified electrical specialists only. After repair and maintenance work always check the end stops and lock washers, the torque of the screws which have been loosened and whether all the split pins of the suspensions have been reset. -
Page 63: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE Maintenance 8.1 General notes Please read section 1.6 (Requirements & instructions for installation, maintenance and operating staff) before starting maintenance. WARNING Risk of injury due to system maintenance by untrained personnel This can result in serious injury ► The system must only be maintained by trained personnel who have read and understood the operating instructions. -
Page 64: Service Table
MAINTENANCE 8.2 Service table Interval Check all load-bearing parts (e.g. suspensions) for correct attachment as well as deformation, wear or other damage. Test trolleys for wear (rollers, bolts, area of load suspension). Test trolleys for ease of movement and noise level during travel With vacuum energy line: Is the supply hose in good condition (not brittle, not kinked,... -
Page 65: Cleaning
MAINTENANCE 8.3 Cleaning Use only cleaning solvents to clean the jib crane (do not use petroleum ether or corrosive liquids) 8.4 Expert approval Please observe the national accident prevention laws and regulations. Make sure that inspections and tests are arranged for the required times and never operate equipment if it does not have the relevant official approval documents. -
Page 66: Dismantling And Disposal
DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL Dismantling and Disposal 9.1 Dismantling Please read section 1.6 (Requirements & instructions for installation, maintenance and operating staff) before starting dismantling. Please observe the safety instructions in sections 5 & 8 (Installation and maintenance). Procedure: Switch off the vacuum supply, depressurizing the compressed air line if applicable, arrange for electrical lines to be disconnected by a qualified electrician and secure to prevent it being switched back on. -
Page 67: Disposal
DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL 9.2 Disposal Only qualified specialist personal may prepare the crane system for disposal. Procedure: Dismantling the crane system Sort and separate materials for disposal in accordance with local regulations. The plastic in the sealing plates PA6 GF30 can be recycled. ... - Page 68 4000 (4003) Tragfähigkeit: 150 [kg] Carrying Capacity: 150 [kg] / (330 [lbs.]) Pillar Swing Crans ASSK Bei Änderungen Rücksprache TB ! Gewicht: 167,0 kg Schutzvermerk nach DIN 34 beachten! Nachdruck nur mit unserer Genehmigung! Mindestabmessungen Betonfundament Benennung Datum Name 1000 x 1000 x 200 mm Säulenschwenkkran ASSK-150-4 Erst.
- Page 69 Installation Motorschutzschalter/ Installation of motor protection switch box (24120008) Säulenschwenkkran / Pillar Swing Crane Installation Motorschutzschalter (Wandmontage) / Installation of motor protection switch box on the wall. Stromversorgung Electric power AC/DC Wandinstallation Wall installation Motorschutzschalter Motor protection switch box Vakuumpumpe Vacuum pump...
- Page 70 Installation Motorschutzschalter/ Installation of motor protection switch box (24120008) Säulenschwenkkran / Pillar Swing Crane Installation Motorschutzschalter (Kransäule) / Installation of motor protection switch box at the swing crane by drilling of mounting holes in the column. Stromversorgung Electric power AC/DC Motorschutzschalter Motor protection switch box...
- Page 71 Address: Probst GmbH; Gottlieb-Daimler-Straße 6; 71729 Erdmannhausen, Germany Authorized person for UK-documentation: Name: Nigel Hughes Address: Probst Ltd ; Unit 2 Fletcher House; Stafford Park 17; Telford Shropshire TF3 3DG, United Kingdom Signature, information to the subscriber: Erdmannhausen, 02.08.2021................(Eric Wilhelm, Managing director)
- Page 72 After each completed performance of a maintenance interval the included form must be fill out, stamped, signed and send back to us immediately 1) via e-mail to service@probst-handling.de / via fax or post Operator: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...
- Page 73 After each completed performance of a maintenance interval the included form must be fill out, stamped, signed and send back to us immediately 1) via e-mail to service@probst-handling.de / via fax or post Operator: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...
- Page 74 After each completed performance of a maintenance interval the included form must be fill out, stamped, signed and send back to us immediately 1) via e-mail to service@probst-handling.de / via fax or post Operator: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...
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