Hyster-Yale Chain Hoist 3,0t/2

Warning: This inspection requires trained personnel with PPE!

Supporting structure has sufficient stability

Expected forces can be safely absorbed

Describe any additional loading observed

Sign off on the attachment point inspection

Warning: Only trained personnel should perform this inspection

Load chain is not twisted or kinked

If the chain is twisted or kinked, report to the maintenance team and stop the procedure

Is the bottom block rolled over?

Load chains approved by the manufacturer

Sign off on the chain reeving inspection

Warning: This inspection requires trained personnel with PPE!

Top hook free of cracks, deformations, damage, wear and corrosion marks

Load hook free of cracks, deformations, damage, wear and corrosion marks

Safety latch moves freely and is fully functioning

Hook free of deformation, damage, surface cracks, wear and signs of corrosion

Does the mouth of the hook opened more than 10%?

Have the nominal dimensions reduced by 5% as a result of wear?

If any of the above checks fail, replace the hook immediately. Welding on hooks is not permissible.

Sign off on the hook inspection

Warning: Ensure the chain is in no-load condition before starting the procedure.

Is the chain properly lubricated at the link contact points?

Is the chain lubricated over its entire length, including the part in the hoist housing?

Is the chain clean and free of dirt?

Is the change-over area from lifting to lowering movement checked?

Is there any wear on the chain?

Attention: Ensure no lubricant penetrates into the brake enclosure.

Sign off on the load chain maintenance

Warning: Ensure you have an open load chain link before starting the procedure.

Did you successfully cut a section from an existing link with the same dimension?

Did you open the old hand chain and suspend the open link into the loose end of the hand chain?

Did you suspend the new hand chain in the open link and pull it through the chain guides and over the hand chain wheel?

Is the chain fitted without any twists and the welds facing outwards?

Did you separate the old hand chain including the open connection link from the new hand chain?

Did you connect the two loose ends of the new hand chain by means of a new hand chain connection link?

Sign off on the hand chain replacement