Demag SpeedHoist D-SH Operating Instructions PDF

The Demag operating instructions are designed to provide the operator with appropriate instructions for safe and correct operation SpeedHoist D-SH and for maintenance. Demag manual includes detailing diagrams, photos, pictures, step by step instruction, instructions for maintenance and operating.

The D-SH SpeedHoist electric rope winch not only features particularly high lifting speeds but also extremely simple and precise load handling. It is the ideal lifting appliance wherever ergonomic and time-saving load handling is required – for example, in baggage handling applications at airports. Also, the speed hoist D-SH have a positive feature, you can plan maintenance intervals thanks to the integrated elapsed time counter.

This is the same manual as the manual given to official dealer workshops. The manual covers all the technical information you will ever need. The instructions must be available to the operating personnel at all times in order to prevent operating errors and to ensure a smooth operation.

This manual is presented in PDF format so you can find the information you need and print all the text or individual pages. For convenience, we recommend using Adobe PDF Reader to ensure the correct display of all graphics. Please read through these instructions and familiarize yourself with them before actually using Demag equipment.

Contents:

• 1 General
  • 1.1 Information on the Demag Speedhoist D-SH
  • 1.2 Information on the operating instructions
  • 1.3 Symbol/signal words
  • 1.4 Liability and warranty
  • 1.5 Copyright
  • 1.6 Spare parts
  • 1.7 Terms and definitions
  • 1.8 Test and inspection booklet
  • 1.9 After-sales service
  • 1.10 Disposal of machine parts
• 2 Safety
  • 2.1 General
  • 2.2 Appropriate use
  • 2.3 Hazards that can be caused by the D-SH hoist
  • 2.4 Responsibility of the owner
  • 2.5 Operating personnel requirements
  • 2.6 Personal protection equipment
  • 2.7 Emergency stop device
  • 2.8 Regular inspections
  • 2.9 Inspection regulations
• 3 Technical data
  • 3.1 Mechanical equipment
  • 3.2 Electronic components
  • 3.3 Oil and grease filling of gearbox
  • 3.4 Operating conditions
  • 3.5 Noise emission
  • 3.6 Paint finish
• 4 Design and function
  • 4.1 Design
  • 4.2 Drive
  • 4.3 Gearbox
  • 4.4 Rope reeving components
  • 4.5 Limit switch
  • 4.6 Frame
  • 4.7 Electrical equipment
  • 4.8 Trolley
• 5 Transportation, packing, storage
  • 5.1 Safety instructions
  • 5.2 Transport inspection
  • 5.3 Packing
  • 5.4 Storage
• 6 Installation and putting into operation for the first time
  • 6.1 Safety instructions
  • 6.2 Assembling the trolley
  • 6.3 Electrical connection
  • 6.4 Putting into operation for the first time
  • 6.5 Inspection before putting the unit into operation
  • 6.6 Instructions relating to safety at work
  • 6.7 Putting the unit into operation
  • 6.8 Starting operation
  • 6.9 Putting into operation
  • 6.10 D-Grip button assignment
  • 6.11 Circuit diagrams
• 7 Operation
  • 7.1 Safety instructions
  • 7.2 Description of the control unit
  • 7.3 Switching on
  • 7.4 Switching off
  • 7.5 Stopping operation in the event of an emergency
  • 7.6 Analogue PWM converter
  • 7.7 Parameter setting set
• 8 Maintenance
  • 8.1 Safety instructions
  • 8.2 Basic principles for maintenance
  • 8.3 Routine inspections
  • 8.4 Maintenance schedule
  • 8.5 Display of operating hours/statuses
  • 8.6 Wire rope
  • 8.7 Discarding the wire rope
  • 8.8 Removing/fitting the rope
  • 8.9 Shortening the wire rope
  • 8.10 Lubricating the wire rope
  • 8.11 KDP 63 hoist motor brake
  • 8.12 Oil change
  • 8.13 Adjusting the slipping clutch
  • 8.14 Load hook inspection
  • 8.15 Replacing the helical cable on the D-SH
  • 8.16 Replacing the helical cable on the DSM operating handle
  • 8.17 General overhaul GO
• 9 Measures for achieving safe working periods S.W.P.
  • 9.1 Calculating the actual duration of service S
  • 9.2 Example: D-SH – 80 in 1 Am
• 10 Fault finding and elimination
  • 10.1 Error messages
  • 10.2 Warning messages and error statuses
• 11 Accessories EG conformity declaration
• 12 Spare parts