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Installation Manual The service lift

First issue: 01/01/1995 Revision: March 2006 Text and lay-out: Microsoft® Word 2002 SP3 Dawings: Autodesk® Autocad

Produced by: Daldoss Elevetronic Text and lay-out: Matteo Moser

Copyright © Daldoss Elevetronic S.p.A. All rights reserved.

Installation Manual The service lift

First issue: 01/01/1995 Revision: March 2006 Text and lay-out: Microsoft® Word 2002 SP3 Dawings: Autodesk® Autocad

Produced by: Daldoss Elevetronic Text and lay-out: Matteo Moser

Copyright © Daldoss Elevetronic S.p.A. All rights reserved.

Installation Manual Summary

Località Cirè 38057 Pergine Valsugana. (TN) Italy

The service lift

Document Code: A_ML_010 Revision: 1 Date: March 2006

SUMMARY

1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION.....................................................4 1.1 LIFT GENERALITIES GENERALITIES ............................................................................................. ...............................................................................................................................4 ..................................4 1.2 TABLES TO COMPLETE......................................................................................................... COMPLETE.........................................................................................................................5 ................5 1.3. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS CHARACTERISTICS ................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................5 .................5 1.4 LAYOUT DRAWINGS .............................................................................. ..............................................................................................................................6 ................................................6 1.4.1 50-100 Kg Models Models ................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................6 ........................6 1.4.2 200-300 200-300 KG Models Models ............................................................................................ .....................................................................................................................8 .........................8 1.4.3 MIC 12 Model ............................................................................................. .............................................................................................................................10 ................................10 1.4.4 DD 50 Model...............................................................................................................................11 Model...............................................................................................................................11 1.4.5 GN 100 100 Models Models ........................................................................... ..........................................................................................................................12 ...............................................12 1.5 USEFUL ADDRESSES ................................................................................... ..........................................................................................................................13 .......................................13 1.6 TRANSPORT TRANSPORT ............................................................................................... .........................................................................................................................................14 ..........................................14 1.7 WARNINGS................................................................................................... WARNINGS............................................................................................................................................14 .........................................14 1.8 DECLARATION OF OF CONFORMITY CONFORMITY .............................................................................................. ......................................................................................................15 ........15

2 REFERENEC TABLES...............................................................16 2.1 DIMENSIONS OF CAR AND LANDING DOORS..................................................................................16 2.1.1 Hinged landing landing doors ............................................................................... .................................................................................................................16 ..................................16 2.1.2 Bi-parting landing landing doors ................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................17 ............17 2.1.3 Machine room door .................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................18 ..................18 2.1.4 Vertical bi-parting bi-parting car doors ............................................................................................ .......................................................................................................19 ...........19 2.2 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS.................................................................................................. CHARACTERISTICS........................................................................................................20 ......20 2.2.1 Technical characteristics characteristics of the lift. ........................................................................................ ............................................................................................20 ....20 2.2.2 Gears....................................................................................................................... Gears..........................................................................................................................................22 ...................22 2.3 WARNINGS FOR INSTALLERS' SAFETY SAFETY ............................................................................................24 2.3.1 Shaft ........................................................................................ ...........................................................................................................................................24 ...................................................24 2.3.2 Car and counterweight ............................................................................................. ...............................................................................................................24 ..................24 2.3.3 Machine room............................................................................................................. room.............................................................................................................................24 ................24 2.3.4 Landing doors............................................................................................................ doors.............................................................................................................................24 .................24 2.3.5 Electrical Electrical wiring ......................................................................................... ..........................................................................................................................24 .................................24 2.3.6 Warning labels............................................................................................ labels............................................................................................................................25 ................................25 2.4 PRE-OPERATION CHECK CHECK LIST ................................................................................................... ...........................................................................................................26 ........26

3 ASSEMBLING INSTRUCTION...................................................27 3.1 MIC 12 MODEL........................................................................27 3.1.1 Shaft dimensions......................................................................................................... dimensions.................................................................................................................................27 ........................27 3.1.2 Components installation .......................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................28 ............................28 3.1.2.1 Uprights ................................................................................................. ...................................................................................................................................28 ..................................28 3.1.2.2 Guides .................................................................................................. .....................................................................................................................................29 ...................................29 3.1.2.3 Power supply cabinet ................................................................................................. ..............................................................................................................30 .............30 3.1.2.4 Shaft on the top floor ............................................................................................. ...............................................................................................................30 ..................30 3.1.2.5 Traction and and selector rope ............................................................................................. ......................................................................................................30 .........30 3.1.2.6 Car guide shoes shoes .................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................32 ..................................32 3.1.2.7 Supports Removal................................................................................................................. Removal...................................................................................................................32 ..32 UNI-EN ISO 9001 Certification N. 9102 DALD

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3.1.2.8 Safety facings ..........................................................................................................................32 3.1.2.9 Machine room door .................................................................................................................33 3.1.2.10 Hinged doors (with entrance in position B) ...........................................................................34 3.1.2.11 Hinged doors (with entrances in pos. A-C-AC) .....................................................................35 3.1.2.12 Connections ..........................................................................................................................36 3.1.2.13 Selector operation balls.........................................................................................................36

3.2 50-100 kg MODELS.................................................................37 3.2.1 Shaft dimensions.................................................................................................................................37 3.2.1.1 50-100 kg Mod. .......................................................................................................................37 3.2.1.2 DD50 Mod. ..............................................................................................................................39 3.2.1.3 GN100 Mod. ............................................................................................................................40 3.2.2 Components installation ......................................................................................................................41 3.2.2.1 Uprights ...................................................................................................................................41 3.2.2.2 Assembling structure ring........................................................................................................43 3.2.2.3 Guides .....................................................................................................................................45 3.2.2.4 Power supply cabinet and motor gear (50-100 kg Mod.)........................................................47 3.2.2.5 Cabin on the top (50-100 kg Mod.) .........................................................................................47 3.2.2.6 Limit switch (50-100 kg Mod.) .................................................................................................47 3.2.2.7 Power supply cabinet and motor gear (DD50 Mod.)...............................................................48 3.2.2.8 Limit switch (DD50 Mod.) ........................................................................................................48 3.2.2.9 Counterweight .........................................................................................................................49 3.2.2.10 Traction ropes and the selector rope ....................................................................................49 3.2.2.11 Car guide shoes ....................................................................................................................50 3.2.2.12 Supports Removal.................................................................................................................50 3.2.2.13 Safety facings ........................................................................................................................50 3.2.2.14 Machine room door ...............................................................................................................51 3.2.2.15 Bi-parting doors.....................................................................................................................53 3.2.2.16 Push button stations, the door locks and frames ..................................................................53 3.2.2.17 Connections ..........................................................................................................................54 3.2.2.18 Selector balls regulation ........................................................................................................54 3.2.2.19 Pawl device ...........................................................................................................................55 3.2.2.20 Car and c/weight safety gear – assembly drawing ...............................................................56 3.2.2.21 Car and c/weight safety gear – Machine Room ....................................................................57 3.2.2.22 Car and c/weight safety gear – Car.......................................................................................58 3.2.2.23 Car and c/weight safety gear – Counterweight.....................................................................59 3.2.2.24 Car and c/weight safety gear – Pit ........................................................................................60 3.2.2.25 Counterweight .......................................................................................................................61 3.2.2.26 Overload device ....................................................................................................................62

3.3 200-300 kg MODELS...............................................................64 3.3.1 Shaft dimensions.................................................................................................................................64 3.3.2 Components installation ......................................................................................................................66 3.3.2.1 Uprights ...................................................................................................................................66 Figure 413.3.2.2 Uprights ....................................................................................................................66 3.3.2.2 Uprights ...................................................................................................................................67 3.3.2.3 Guides .....................................................................................................................................69 3.3.2.4 Power supply cabinet and motor gear (200-300 kg Mod.)......................................................70 3.3.2.5 Cabin on the top (200-300 kg Mod.) .......................................................................................70 3.3.2.6 Limit switch (200-300 kg Mod.) ...............................................................................................70 3.3.2.7 Counterweight .........................................................................................................................71 3.3.2.8 Traction ropes and the selector rope ......................................................................................71 3.3.2.9 Car guide shoes ......................................................................................................................72

UNI-EN ISO 9001 Certification N. 9102 DALD

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3.3.2.10 Support Removal...................................................................................................................72 3.3.2.11 Safety facings ........................................................................................................................72 3.3.2.12 Machine room door ...............................................................................................................73 3.3.2.13 Third guide installation ..........................................................................................................74 3.3.2.14 Bi-parting doors.....................................................................................................................77 3.3.2.15 Push button stations, the door locks and frames ..................................................................77 3.3.2.16 Connections ..........................................................................................................................78 3.3.2.17 Pawl device ...........................................................................................................................79 3.3.2.18 Car and c/weight safety gear – assembly drawing ...............................................................80 3.3.2.19 Car and c/weight safety gear – machine room .....................................................................81 3.3.2.20 Car and c/weight safety gear – counterweight......................................................................82 3.3.2.21 Car and c/weight safety gear – car .......................................................................................83 3.3.2.22 Car and c/weight safety gear – pit.........................................................................................84 3.3.2.23 Car frame cross beams and car floor....................................................................................85 3.3.2.24 Car frame cross beams and car top pulley frame .................................................................85 3.3.2.25 Car ceiling .............................................................................................................................86 3.3.2.26 Car upright.............................................................................................................................87 3.3.2.27 Car back wall .........................................................................................................................88 3.3.2.28 Car frame upright ..................................................................................................................89 3.3.2.29 Car guide shoes support .......................................................................................................90 3.3.2.30 Car pulley frame ....................................................................................................................91 3.3.2.31 Oveload device......................................................................................................................92


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1 T E C H N I C A L S P E C I FI C A T I O N 1 . 1 L I F T G E N E R A L I T IE S

This User's Handbook is to meant to provide a better understanding of your lift installation and to ensure a correct and safe use of it. Though this lift is not suitable for transporting people or animals, great care has been taken to ensure the safety of lift users and for this reason it is essential that any maintenance/service, repair or adjustment carried out are entrusted only to a competent person with the relevant expert knowledge. Such competent persons will have undergone an industry recognised programme of training on lift maintenance, and should have received appropriate training from the manufacturer in order to be familiar with the design of this particular equipment. Especially where safety might be affected it is important to ensure correct replacement parts are chosen. The original supplier/manufacturer cannot be hold liable for any replacement of which they do not approve.

Referring to the current EC norms concerning safety, the lift is supplied together with declaration of incorporation or conformity (depending if the lift will be installed directly from the manufacturer or by other companies) in which the manufacturer declares under his own responsibility that: 1. "...THE LIFT HAS BEEN MANUFACTURED IN ACCORDANEC WITH THE PROVISIONS OF MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 98/37/EC AND FURTHER AMENDMENTS" (Declaration of conformity). 2. "...THE LIFT TO WHICH THIS DECLARATION RELATES IS, IN ITS GENERAL CONFIGURATION, IN CONFORMITY WITH MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 98/37/EC, WHICH BECOME COMPLETELY SATISFIED AFTER INSTALLATION OF THE LIFT IN THE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. AS FAR AS IT IS RELEVANT TO ITS MANUFACTURE, IT IS NOT TO BE PUT INTO SERVIEC UNTIL INCORPORATED INTO A SUITABLE CONSTRUCTION AND UNTIL COMPLETE AND FULLY IN ACCORDANEC WITH THE PROVISIONS OF MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 98/37/EC For safety reasons it is of great importance that all manuals and instructions supplied with the lift are carefully read before any operation of transportation, installation, maintenance, repair, modernisation and disassembly of the lift are carried out.

The installer must fill in the schedule contained in chapter 1.2 of this file, containing the reference of the certifications issued for the lift and its main features. He must also make sure that the final user/owner of the lift possesses or comes into posses of the file containing the user's instruction and the address of the lift company which is in charge of the installation and maintenance.

In order to maintain reliability and efficient operation, the user/owner must make sure that the lift is inspected and serviced by trained personnel every certain period which depends on the lift type and on the traffic it is undertaken. We suggest servicing the lift at least every 6 months.

In order to ensure safety and efficient operation it is necessary that the owner of the building prevents improper use of the lift and avoid that unauthorised people use the lift or gain access into the machine room. Do not overload the lift.


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1 .2 T A B L E S T O C O M P L E T E

Marking Data Model / Product. Year

Installed by

Ref. (Order N°.)

Ref. (Lift/Stock N°)

Number / Code of Conformity* of Incorporation Certificate * to complete only if a certificate of Conformity has been issued ° to complete only if a certificate of Incorporation has been issued

Date of Certificate

1 . 3 . M A I N C H A R A C T E R I S T IC S

General Data Client Model

Install. place Stops

Entrances

Shaft height

Pit Traction

Brake

Load

Speed (m/s)

Headroom Gear

Red. ratio

Travel Vee sheave ( γ °°)

N°/ Ф(Ropes)

Motor voltage

Power

N° Pol./Phase

Cooling

Control panel

°° for all gears, the grooves of the traction pulley are conical, with an angle of 35° Characteristics of the cabin Material Type

Processing/machining

Thickness

Width

Depth

Height

Car weight

C/weight Frame code

Configuration

Dimensions/N° Blocks

Weight of C/weight

Doors N° of doors

Model

Door width

Door height

Further information Self-supporting structure

Electrical wiring Commands and signals

Safety circuit

Electrical circuit code** * Compare with Appendix 1 of repair and maintenance manual


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1 .4 L A Y O U T D R A W I N G S

1.4.1 50-100 Kg Models

B

A

A

Machine room: Machine room door position "C" preferred B

Horizontal section: vertical bi-parting doors

B

A

A

B

Horizontal section: hinged doors


Self-supporting structure

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1.4.1 50-100 Kg Models

Vertical Section A-A


Vertical Section B-B

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1.4.2 200-300 KG Models

B

A

A

Machine room: Machine room door position "C" preferred

B

Horizontal section: vertical bi-parting doors

B

A

A

B

Horizontal section: hinged doors NOTE:

1 or 2 possible entrances to the cabin; example: A-B-C-AB-AC-BC



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1.4.2 200-300 Kg Models




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1.4.3 MIC 12 Model

B

A

A

B

Machine room


Horizontal Section

Vertical Section B-B UNI-EN ISO 9001 Certification N. 9102 DALD


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1.4.4 DD 50 Model Machine Room

Horizontal Section

Vertical bi-parting door

B

A

Machine room door position "C" preferred

A

B

NOTE: for the drawing of the self-supporting structure see 50 Kg mod.




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The service lift 1.4.5 GN 100 Models Horizontal Section

Machine room Vertical bi-parting door

B

A

Machine room door position "C" preferred

A

B

NOTE: for the drawing of the self-supporting structure see 100 Kg mod.

Vertical Section A-A UNI-EN ISO 9001 Certification N. 9102 DALD


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1.5 USEFUL A DDRESSES

Manufacturer DALDOSS ELEVETRONIC S.p.A: Località Cirè 38057 Pergine Valsugana (TN) Italy Tel : +39 0461 518 611 Fax: +39 0461 518 654

Supplier* (* mark the box containing the supplier's address) DALDOSS ELEVETRONIC S.p.A: Località Cirè 38057 Pergine Valsugana (TN) Italy  Tel : +39 0461 518 611 Fax: +39 0461 518 654 DALDOSS ELEVETRONIC FRANEC S.A. Z.A. Saint Aubin, Rue Jacqueline Mazè 49135 Les Ponts De Ce Cedex France  Tel : +33 241 436 263 Fax: +33 241 437 500 DALDOSS ELEVETRONIC NEDERLAND B.V. P.O. BOX 24020 2490 AA Den Haag Nederland  Tel : +31 70 301 3059 Fax: +31 70 301 3051 DALDOSS ELEVETRONIC ASIA Sdn. Bhd. 27, Jalan 5/1 Taman Industri Selesa Jaya 43300 - Balakong – Selangor Malaysia  Tel : +60 3 896 272 77 Fax: +60 3 896 117 70 Installation Company

COMPANY........................................................................................................... ADDRESS............................................................................................................ CITY/COUNTRY.................................................................................................. Tel.: ........../........../......................... Fax: ........../........../......................... Maintenance Company

COMPANY........................................................................................................... ADDRESS............................................................................................................ CITY/COUNTRY.................................................................................................. Tel.: ........../........../......................... Fax: ........../........../.........................


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1.6 TRANSPO RT

The lift is normally supplied in two packages. One of them contains the guides, the other one the rest of the installation. The weight is indicated on each package in order to choose the adequate mean of transport. Caution: the packages containing different lifts cannot be superimposed.

The storage of the lifts must be carried out on shelves with a sufficient capacity.

1.7 WA RNINGS

The Microlift dumbwaiter as mentioned in the introduction is subject to the provisions contained in the European machinery directive 98/37/EC and further amendments. The manufacturer's "EC" declaration which is supplied with every single lift states clearly that the environment where the machine is installed must be in accordance with the machinery directive. It is therefore necessary that the customer (installer, final user or other person) make sure that the following indications are observed: 1. if the shaft is completely closed with opaque walls a lighting system must be fitted (Art. 8.1 D.P.R. 1497/63) 2. the machine room and the divertor pulley room must be provided with a lighting system and a socket for portable lamp. (EN 81-3:2001, art. 13.6.1) 3. the machine room and the pit bottom of the lift must be provided with an emergency switch which cuts off, if necessary, the power supply of the whole installation, except the lighting circuit (EN 81-3:2001, art. 14.2.2) 4. if a ladder is needed to gain access to the machine room, this must always be available near the entrance. Once the ladder is put into its right position, it must form an angle of 70° - 75° with the ground. The step dimensions must be at least 350x50 mm (refer also to the description contained in the technical norm A23 of ex-ENPI, now ISPESL). The contents mentioned in the above sections refer to the current Italian regulations and to the European norm (EN 81.3) for small dumbwaiters. If the lift is exported in European countries with different regulations, the customer must make sure that the lifts meet the current requirements of the country where the lifts has to be installed. After having checked the conformity of the shaft to the machinery directive 98/37/EC, the installer can proceed with the installation of the lift. The CE label must be applied and the certificate of conformity must be issued, before the lift begins its service. On the next page an example of the EC Declaration of Conformity is represented.


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1.8 DECLA RATION OF CONFORMITY


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Installation Manual Section 2. Reference Tables


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2 R E F ER E N E C T A B L E S 2.1 DIMENSIONS OF CAR A ND LA NDING DOORS

2.1.1 Hinged landing doors

The dimensions of the hinged landing doors are shown in Fig. 1.

Figure 1

32/80 42/80 52/80 62/80 72/80 90/80 100/80

A 320 420 520 620 720 900 1 000

B 800 800 800 800 800 800 800

C 500 600 700 800 900 1080 1180

D 880 880 880 880 880 880 880

32/100 42/100 52/100 62/100 72/100 90/100 1 00/100

A 320 420 520 620 720 900 1000


B C D 1000 500 1080 32/120 1000 600 1080 42/120 1000 700 1080 52/120 1000 800 1080 62/120 1000 900 1080 72/120 1000 1080 1080 90/120 1000 1180 1080 100/120

A 320 420 520 620 720 900 1000

B C D 1200 500 1280 1200 600 1280 1200 700 1280 1200 800 1280 1200 900 1280 1200 1080 1280 1200 1180 1280

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The service lift 2.1.2 Bi-parting landing doors

The dimensions of the vertical bi-parting landing doors are shown in Fig. 2.

Figure 2

32/80 42/80 52/80 62/80 72/80 90/80

A 320 420 520 620 720 900

B 775 775 775 775 775 775

C 440 540 640 740 840 1020

D 910 910 910 910 910 910

32/100 42/100 52/100 62/100 72/100 90/100

A 320 420 520 620 720 900


B 975 975 975 975 975 975

C 440 540 640 740 840 1020

D 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110

32/120 42/120 52/120 62/120 72/120 90/120

A 320 420 520 620 720 900

B C 1175 440 1175 540 1175 640 1175 740 1175 840 1175 1020

D 1310 1310 1310 1310 1310 1310

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2.1.3 Machine room door

Fig. 3 shows the machine room door.

Figure 3

Type:

Q = QX QR QRX

Normal door grey backed enamel = Normal door finished in polished stainless steel AISI 430 = Fire resistant door grey backed enamel = Fire resistant door finished in polished stainless steel AISI 430


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2.1.4 Vertical bi-parting car doors The dimensions of the vertical bi-parting car doors are shown in Fig. 4.

Figure 4


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2 . 2 T E C H N I C A L C H A R A C T E R I S T IC S

2.2.1 Technical characteristics of the lift. MODELS

12 kg

50 kg

1) MANUFACTURER

100 kg

200 kg 2:1

300 kg 2:1

DALDOSS Elevetronic S.p.A.

2) ELECTRIC MOTOR

HP 0.45

HP 0.45

a) Construction

HP 0.9

HP 0.9

AC MOTOR - SELF VENTILATED - FLANGED

b) N° of poles

4

c) RPM by 50 Hz

1450

d) Full load current by 380 V 50 Hz

A 1.20

A 1.20

A 2.15

A 2.15

e) Starting current

3.5*d)

3.5*d)

3.5*d)

3.5*d)

0.72 0.62 0.50

0.72 0.62 0.50

0.78 0.72 0.62

65 % 65 % 59.5 %

65 % 65 % 59.5 %

72 % 71 % 68 %

0.21

0.21

0.43

0.43

i) Static torque

2.8*h)

2.8*h)

2.8*h)

2.8*h)

l) Moment of inertia (daN m 2)

0.0024

0.0024

0.0064

0.0064

f) Power factor by full load by 3/4 load by 1/2 load g) Efficiency by full load by 3/4 load by 1/2 load h) Torque (Kgm)

m) Insulation class

B

n) Protection

IP 44

o) Motor bearing

Ball bearing

3) MOTOR COUPLING

FLANGED

4) BRAKE: FRONTAL DISK BRAKE Ø int. - Ø ext. mm

50-110

5) GEAR UNIT TYPE

M 100

a) Worm gear material

M 200 C43 F/TR

b) Diametral pitch normal speed high speed

20 mm 31 mm

c) Worm gear diameter (brake side) mm

30 mm 30.5 mm 15

d) Worm gear diameter (motor side) mm e) Worm bearing brake side motor side f) Thrust bearing g) Ratio normal speed high speed

18

22 BRONZE BEARING BALL BEARING

BALL BEARING

DOUBLE BALL BEARING

1:65 1:34

1:65 1:34

h) Wheel material

CUAL UNI 5273

i) Wheel fastener

4 screws M8 R8.8 - UNI 5739


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MODELS

12 kg

l) Slow speed shaft bearing

50 kg

100 kg

200 kg 2:1

2 bronze bearing

300 kg 2:1

2 bronze + 1 ball bearing

m) Gear oil type

MOBIL GEAR 629

6) VEE SHEAVE a) Diametral pitch mm

250

b) Number of grooves

1 tapered + 1 for selector





c) Vee groove angle

35 °

35 °

35 °

35 °

35 °

d) Minimum diameter

30 mm

30 mm

30 mm

30 mm

30 mm

e) Vee sheave fastener

300

feather key 8x7x40 - UNI 6604

feather key 8x7x45 - UNI 6604

7) TRACTION ROPES a) Number / Diameter

1 / 6 mm

2 / 6 mm

b) Type

METALLIC - STRAND

c) Construction

6 STRANDS + 1 FIBRE CORE

d) Composition

A + 6 x (1 + 6 + 12 + 18)

e) Wire diameter

0.28 mm

0.28 mm

0.28 mm

0.28 mm

0.28 mm

f) Total breaking load

1754 kg

1754 kg

1754 kg

1754 kg

1754 kg

8) CAR a) Construction

BENDED STEEL PLATE

b) Steel plate thickness

1-1.5 mm

1-1.5 mm

1-1.5-2 mm

1-1.5-2-3 mm

1-1.5-2-3 mm

c) Platform area mq.

0.072

0.228-0.590

0.260-0.672

0.600-1.000

0.600-1.000

d) Min. and max. weight

8-9 Kg

32-58 Kg

49-86 Kg

145-175 Kg

145-175 Kg

9) COUNTERWEIGHT

WITHOUT

a) Material

=====

steel

steel

steel

steel

b) Execution

=====

frame+block

frame+block

fr.+blocks

fr.+blocks

c) Width/Thickness (mm)

=====

220/50

320/50

480/65

480/65

d) Weight in Kg

=====

frame 6 block 40-68

frame 9 block 112

frame 39 blocks 230

10) GUIDES a) Execution

bended st. plate

b) Type

delta 40

double ∆ 80

2/3

2/3

1.6 each / 1.00

double ∆ 80

double ∆ 80

2/3

3/3

3/3

2.0 each / 1.00

2.0 each / 1.00

2.0 each / 0.75

2.0 each / 0.75

25

25

25

25

25

b) Each starting

0.36

0.36

0.64

0.70

0.70

c) In continuous rate

380

380

680

700

700

c) N° of guides / Pr. length (m) d) Weight (Kg/m) / Anchorage distance (m)

double

∆

80

11) HEAT DISSIPATION (Kcal/h) a) At rest


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The technical characteristics and dimensions of the gears are shown in Fig. 5. GEA R TYPE M100 / M200

N

G

R

L

Q I M D B

P

D A

A

C

O

MAXIMUM STATIC LOAD : M100 = 270 Kg M200 = 450 Kg

48

V

11

12

17

6

8

35

Φ 300

Z U

S T

DIMENSIONS (mm) MOD A B C M100 160 27 5 0 M200 160 27 6 5

D 30 30

E 187 187

F 210 225

G 295 295

I 20 29

L 247 252

M 80 80

N 297 297

O 197 197

P 93 93

Q 92 92

R 75 80

S 112 112

T 397 412

U 350 385

V 177 177

Z 527 562

Figure 5


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GEAR TYPES M 100 / M 200 SINGLE PHASE MOTOR HP Volt 0.60 220-240 1.00 220-240 MOD.

M100N M200N M100V M200V M100M M200M M100MV M200MV

Load

Speed

Kg

m/sec

50 100 30 60 50 100 30 60

0.35 0.35 0.67 0.61 0.35 0.35 0.67 0.61

RUN CAPACITOR MF Volt 20 400 30 400 Reduct .RATIO

1:65 1:65 1:34 1:37 1:65 1:65 1:34 1:37

2 SPEED - AC MOTOR RPM a Hp 50 Hz

0.45 0.90 0.45 0.90 0.60 1.00 0.60 1.00

1450 1450 1450 1450 1450 1450 1450 1450

STARTING CAPACITOR MF Volt 63/80 280 100/130 280

Tolerance 20 % 20 % Traction PULLEY

Traction ROPES

Ø

300 300 300 300 300 300 300 300

2xØ6 2xØ6 2xØ6 2xØ6 2xØ6 2xØ6 2xØ6 2xØ6

Selector ROPES

MOTOR

Tolerance 20 % 20 % BRAKE

CONTROL

Selector

Kg

AC

HZ

Vdc

Vac

Vdc

1xØ4 1xØ4 1xØ4 1xØ4 1xØ4 1xØ4 1xØ4 1xØ4

51 60 51 60 58 60 58 60

3-Ph 3-Ph 3-Ph 3-Ph 1-Ph 1-Ph 1-Ph 1-Ph

50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48

24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24

48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48

Service instructions for the lift gear. The gear package contains the following components: motor gear, oil container, thermostatic switch; the last one is supplied only after request. The motor gear must be installed on its bedplate, after the complete assembly of the structure; afterwards the carter must be filled with oil type MOBILGEAR 629, which is supplied in the same package.

Characteristics of the MOBILGEAR 629 oil Specific weight 15°C 0.890

Burning grade,°C

Sliding point,°C

Visc. Engler at 50°C

Grade of viscosity

Class. AGMA: N°

225

-23

10.5

95

3 EP

Note: use only the oil supplied by the manufacturer or one equivalent, taking as reference the comparing tables available on the market.


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2.3 WA RNINGS FOR INSTALL ERS' SAFETY

2.3.1 Shaft

- Use gloves, helmet and special shoes while installing the lift. - Follow carefully all instructions given by the manufacturer during installation. - Fence the shaft entrances until the lift is completely installed and cladded. Prevent unauthorised people from entering into the shaft. - If the lift has been ordered without enclosure, the installer must have the shaft cladded in accordance to the current regulation of the country in which the lift is installed. (D.P.R. 1497/63, TRA400, BS5655 or others) before putting the lift into operation. - Remove eventual hindrances which may appear in the shaft before putting it into operation. - Do not stay in the lift pit if mechanical blocking devices are missing. Cut off the power supply before carrying out any repair on the cabin roof. Do not run the lift while people are standing on the cabin roof or in the pit. When mechanical blocks are missing do not stay on the cabin roof for repair. - Once the lift is installed and cladded, before putting it into operation, apply all warning labels as shown on fig. 6. 2.3.2 Car and counterweight

- The c/weight is supplied together with its fillers. The installation instructions are as follows: remove the fillers from the c/weight frame, install the frame and put back the fillers in the frame. At the end of the installation check that the fillers are well fixed through the top catch. - Before running the lift, make sure that the pulley protection device is installed onto the cabin roof (available on 200/300 Kg models). 2.3.3 Machine room

- Before running the lift make sure that the installation of the pulley protection devices has been carried out. - Do not touch the motor if it has been running for a long time. - Install the label showing emergency operation instruction into the machine room. - N.B. The noise level of the gears is inferior to 70 dB. The testing procedures are reported on Daldoss Quality Manual (see acceptance and testing instruction IC 041100, Ed . 3, 18/07/94 ). 2.3.4 Landing doors

- Landing push button stations and automatic bi-parting doors operate with low current. 2.3.5 Electrical wiring

- Make sure that the shaft does not contain different wiring from the ones belonging to the lift installation. - Ensure the unipotentiality between metallic parts of the lift and the ground connection.


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2.3.6 Warning labels

Install the "CE" mark well visible in the car or on the gear bedplate

Figure 6 UNI-EN ISO 9001 Certification N. 9102 DALD

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2.4 PRE-OPERATION CHECK LIST

Before running the lift perform the following tests (EN 81.3): 1) check the accuracy of the complete documentation supplied with the lift 2) check the correspondence to the current regulation 3) verify the following safety devices: - closing of eventual inspection and emergency doors (traps) - emergency switch in the pit (if required) - emergency switch in the pulley room (if required) - landing door locks - landing door contacts - closing of landing door panels without locks (if required) - closing of cabin doors - speed governor (if required) - safety gear and its safety contacts (if required) - overtravel switches - rope slack contacts (if required) 4) verify the suspension components and its fixings 5) carry out measurements of current (absorbed current) and speed 6) measure the insulating resistance of the circuits 7) Verify the traction making the cabin stop in the following way: - up travel with empty cabin - down travel with loaded cabin (125% of rated load)


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Installation Manual Section 3. Assembling Instruction MIC12 Model


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3 A S S E M B L I N G I N S T R U C T IO N 3 . 1 M IC 1 2 M O D E L 3 .1 .1 S h a f t d i m e n s i o n s

Check the shaft dimensions with the dimensions indicated in fig. 7

CONTROLLER Universal, with call and send push buttons, position indicators at every floor. Antipatinage upon request.. POWER SUPPLY 380 Volt, 3-Phase 50 Hz. SPEED 0.30 m/sec. LANDINGS Up to 6 stops (max. 15 meter travel). CABIN Made of grey baked enamel finished st. steel. DOORS Hinged, with door locks and electrical contacts. Frame in grey baked enamel finished st. steel. Door panel in plexiglas. OPERATION Motor gear with worm, electromagnetic disc brake.

direct,

with

SELF SUPPORTING STRUCTURE Galvanized self supporting structure. INSTALLATION Refer to the assembly instruction supplied together with the lift.

Figure 7


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3 .1 . 2 C o m p o n e n t s i n s t a l l a t i o n 3.1.2.1 Uprights

Measure the shaft height and cut the uprights as shown on fig. 8 Install the uprights, the rings, the motor gear support and the diverter pulley.


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3.1.2.2 Guides

Install the guides starting from the top as shown on fig. 9. NOTE : Cut only the top section of the guides (if necessary) making sure that they are parallel to the structure with a correct plumbing.


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3.1.2.3 Power supply cabinet

Fix the power supply cabinet (if required) to the motor room upright. 3.1.2.4 Shaft on the top floor

Place the car in the shaft on the top floor, loosening the top ring of the door. We suggest to use a timber board to support the car. 3.1.2.5 Traction and selector rope

Install the traction and selector rope, as shown on fig. 10.


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Figure 10


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3.1.2.6 Car guide shoes

Install the car guide shoes and carry out the needed adjustments. 3.1.2.7 Supports Removal Remove the timber board. 3.1.2.8 Safety facings Install the safety facings (where needed) as shown on fig. 11 (with entrance in position B) and on fig. 12 (with entrances on position A-C-AC). ( En t r a n c e p o s . B )

(Entrances pos . A-C-AC)

Safety facing fixing

Safety facing fixing

Figure 11

Figure 12


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3.1.2.9 Machine room door

Install the machine room door (if required) as shown on fig. 13


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3.1.2.10 Hinged doors (with entrance in position B) Install the hinged doors as shown on fig. 14 (with entrance in position B) and assure a proper operation.

Figure 14


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3.1.2.11 Hinged doors (with entrances in pos. A-C-AC)

Install the hinged doors as shown on fig. 15 (with entrances in pos. A-C-AC) and assure a proper operation.

Figure 15


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3.1.2.12 Connections Carry out the connections as shown on fig. 16. 3.1.2.13 Selector operation balls Fix the selector operation balls, paying attention not to overtighten the screws.

Figure 16


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Installation Manual Section 3. Assembling Instruction 50-100 kg Models


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3 . 2 50 - 1 0 0 k g M O D E L S 3 .2 .1 S h a f t d i m e n s i o n s

3.2.1.1 50-100 kg Mod. Check the shaft dimensions with the dimensions shown on fig. 17.

* *

* *

* *

* = WITH SAFETY GEAR ** = WITHOUT SAFETY GEAR


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MODELS Capacity


CAR DIMENSIONS

CONTROL PANEL Fully automatic push buttons, with call and despatch facilities at each entrance; "lift arrival" and "lift occupied" indicators fitted at each entrance.

Capacity

POWER SUPPLY 380 Volt, 3-phase 50 Hz. SPEED 0.35 m/sec. FLOORS Can serve up to 12 stops (30 mt. travel max.) CAR Constructed in mild steel, with one removable shelf in stainless steel AISI 430 forming two equal compartments. Car finished in grey backed enamel with bottom in stainless steel. DOORS Vertical bi-parting doors fitted with locks and safety electrical contacts. Finished in grey backed enamel. MACHINE Traction type, located on machine bedplate attached to tower. The motor drives through a reduction gear and an electro-magnetic disc brake is fitted. A hand winding wheel and brake release are incorporated. SELF SUPPORTING STRUCTURE Constructed in galvanised cold rolled profiles. INSTALLATION Installation instructions are supplied.

* With hinged doors available models


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3.2.1.2 DD50 Mod. For the dimensions of model DD50, refer to fig. 18.

CONTROL PANEL Fully automatic push buttons, with call and despatch facilities at each entrance; "lift arrival" and "lift occupied" indicators fitted at each entrance. POWER SUPPLY 380 Volt, 3-phase 50 Hz. SPEED 0.35 m/sec. FLOORS Can serve up to 12 stops (30 mt. travel max.) CAR Constructed in mild steel, with one removable shelf in polished stainless steel AISI 430 forming two equal compartments. Car finished in grey backed enamel with bottom in stainless steel. DOORS Vertical bi-parting doors fitted with locks and safety electrical contacts. Finished in grey backed enamel. MACHINE Traction type, located on machine bedplate attached to tower. The motor drives through a reduction gear and an electro-magnetic disc brake is fitted. A hand winding wheel and brake release are incorporated. SELF SUPPORTING STRUCTURE Constructed in galvanised cold rolled profiles. INSTALLATION Installation instructions are supplied.

Figure 18


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3.2.1.3 GN100 Mod. For the dimensions of model GN100, refer to fig. 19.

CONTROL PANEL Fully automatic push buttons, with call and despatch facilities at each entrance; "lift arrival" and "lift occupied" indicators fitted at each entrance. POWER SUPPLY 380 Volt, 3-phase 50 Hz. SPEED 0.35 m/sec. FLOORS Can serve up to 12 stops (30 mt. travel max.) CAR Constructed in polished stainless steel AISI 430 with 6 shelf supports. DOORS Vertical bi-parting doors fitted with locks and safety electrical contacts. Finished in polished stainless steel AISI 430. MACHINE Traction type, located on machine bedplate attached to tower. The motor drives through a reduction gear and an electro-magnetic disc brake is fitted. A hand winding wheel and brake release are incorporated. SELF SUPPORTING STRUCTURE Constructed in galvanised cold rolled profiles. INSTALLATION Installation instructions are supplied.


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3 .2 .2 C o m p o n e n t s i n s t a l l a t i o n

3.2.2.1 Uprights 50-100 kg Mod. Measure the shaft height and cut (if necessary) the uprights as shown on fig. 20. Install the uprights, the rings and the motor bedplate, as shown on fig. 20.


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DD50 Mod.

For the cut and installation of the uprights for model DD50, refer to fig. 21.

Figure 21


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3.2.2.2 Assembling structure ring


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3.2.2.3 Guides 50-100 Kg Mod. Install the guides starting from the top as shown on fig. 22. NOTE : Cut only the lower section of the guides (if necessary), making sure that they are parallel to the structure with a correct plumbing.


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DD50 Mod . For the installation of the guides of model DD50, refer to fig. 23. X 1

T 930 1

Guide brackets fixing

1000

3000

H =( S+

R +T )- X

2

2

R

LG = H -705

3000

Guides fixing S 10

z

320

Z = guide length to cut

Figure 23


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3.2.2.4 Power supply cabinet and motor gear (50-100 kg Mod.) Fix the power supply cabinet (if required) on the machine room upright. Place the motor gear on the bedplate between the guiding points, and put the insulation rubber . 3.2.2.5 Cabin on the top (50-100 kg Mod.) Place the, loosening the top ring of the door. We suggest using a timber board to support the cabin. 3.2.2.6 Limit switch (50-100 kg Mod.) Check the dimensions of the over travel and install the limit switch, as shown on fig. 24. 1

150

Removable buffer stop (optional) 1

150

2 50 Kg MODELS

100 Kg MODELS

2

FIXED BUFFER STOP AND OVERTRAVEL LIMIT SWITCH ASSEMBLY


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3.2.2.7 Power supply cabinet and motor gear (DD50 Mod.) For the installation of the model DD50, refer to fig. 25. 3.2.2.8 Limit switch (DD50 Mod.) For the installation of the limit switch of the model DD50, refer to fig. 25.

1

150

Removable buffer stop (optional) 1

150

2

2

FIXED BUFFER STOP AND OVERTRAVEL LIMIT SWITCH ASSEMBLY

Figure 25


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3.2.2.9 Counterweight Keep the counterweight 250 mm above the limit switch, and install the car guide fixings and car guide shoes, making sure that the counterweight is placed as shown on fig. 26. 3 . 2 . 2 . 1 0 T r a c t i o n ro p e s a n d t h e s el e c t o r r o p e Install the 2 traction ropes and the selector rope as shown on fig. 27.5 and 27.6.

Ropes attachment (car side)

Ropes attachment (c/weight side)

Self supporting structure assembly Figure 26


Figure 27

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3.2.2.11 Car guide shoes 50-100 kg Mod. Install the car guide shoes and carry out the needed adjustments. (fig. 28). DD50 Mod. For the installation of the car guide shoes for the model DD50, refer to fig. 29 Car shoe fixing

Car shoe fixing

Figure 28

Figure 29

3.2.2.12 Supports Removal Remove the timber board and the counterweight support. 3.2.2.13 Safety facings 50-100 kg Mod. Install the safety facings (if required) as shown on fig. 30. DD50 Mod. For the installation of the safety facings for the model DD50, refer to fig. 31. Safety facings fixing Safety facings fixing

Figure 30


Figure 31

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3.2.2.14 Machine room door 50-100 kg Mod. Install the machine room door as shown on fig. 32.

Machine room door assembly

Vertical section A - B

Horizontal section Figure 32


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DD50 Mod. For the installation of the machine room door for the model DD50, refer to fig. 33

Machine room door assembly




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3.2.2.15 Bi-parting doors Install the as shown on fig. 34 and make sure that the door panels slide freely on the guides. The position of the doors must be adjusted after phase 3.2.2.15. DD50 Mod. For the installation of the bi-parting doors of model DD50, refer to fig. 35.

Vertical bi-parting door fixing

Vertical bi-parting door fixing

Figure 34

Figure 35

3.2.2.16 Push button stations, the door locks and frames Fix the push button stations, the door locks and frames. Align the door lock roller with the operation shape of the door lock, adjusting the position of the panels.


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3.2.2.17 Connections Carry out the connections as shown on fig. 36. 3.2.2.18 Selector balls regulation Fix the selector balls (pay attention not the tighten the fixing screw to much).

Figure 36


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3.2.2.19 Pawl device

Place the pawl device following fig. 37.

M8x20 BOLTS

SECT. A - A

Figure 37


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3.2.2.20 Car and c/weight safety gear – assembly drawing

For the installation of the car safety gear refer to fig. 38.


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3.2.2.21 Car and c/weight safety gear – Machine Room


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3.2.2.22 Car and c/weight safety gear – Car

DETAIL A


SEE DETAIL A

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3.2.2.23 Car and c/weight safety gear – Counterweight For the installation of the c/weight safety gear refer to fig. 39.

CAR SIDE

STRUCTURE SIDE

Figure 39


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3.2.2.24 Car and c/weight safety gear – Pit

GUIDE RAIL

SAFETY GEAR LEVER SET

UPRIGHT

STRUCTURE SIDE

CAR SIDE

hexagonal head M8x20 screws, M8 growers, M8 double threaded hole brackets


CAUTION: THE MINIMUM PIT DEPTH IS 600mm

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3.2.2.25 Counterweight


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3.2.2.26 Overload device


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3 . 3 2 00 - 3 0 0 k g M O D E L S 3 .3 .1 S h a f t d i m e n s i o n s

Check shaft size with the dimensions indicated on fig. 40.


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MODELS Capacity

CAR DIMENSIONS

Capacity


CONTROL PANEL Fully automatic push buttons, with call and despatch facilities at each entrance; "lift arrival" and "lift occupied" indicators fitted at each entrance. POWER SUPPLY 380 Volt, 3-phase 50 Hz. SPEED 0.17 m/s single speed AC motor for 200 Kg models. 0.31-0.10 m/s 2 speed AC motor for 300 Kg models. FLOORS Can serve up to 12 stops (30 mt. travel max.) CAR Constructed in mild steel. Car finished in grey backed enamel with bottom in stainless steel. DOORS Vertical bi-parting doors fitted with locks and safety electrical contacts. Finished in grey backed enamel. MACHINE 2:1 traction type for 200 Kg models; 1:1 traction for 300 Kg models. Located above on machine bedplate attached to tower. The motor drives through a reduction gear and electro-magnetic disc brake is fitted. A hand winding wheel and brake release are incorporated. SELF SUPPORTING STRUCTURE Constructed in galvanised cold rolled profiles. INSTALLATION Installation instructions are supplied.


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3 .3 .2 C o m p o n e n t s i n s t a l l a t i o n

3.3.2.1 Uprights

Measure the shaft height and cut (if necessary) the angular uprights following the dimensions of fig 41. Install the uprights , the rings and the gear steel.

Figure 41


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3.3.2.2 Uprights


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3.3.2.3 Guides

Install the guides and the guide brackets starting from the top (fig. 42). NOTE: Cut the bottom section of the guides only (if necessary), ensuring that the guides are parallel to the bearing structure and plumb.

Figure 42


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3.3.2.4 Power supply cabinet and motor gear (200-300 kg Mod.) Fix the power supply cabinet (if required) on the machine room upright. Place the motor gear on the bedplate between the guiding points, and put the insulation rubber . 3.3.2.5 Cabin on the top (200-300 kg Mod.) Place the, loosening the top ring of the door. We suggest using a timber board to support the cabin. 3.3.2.6 Limit switch (200-300 kg Mod.) Check the dimensions of the over travel and install the limit switch, as shown on fig. 43.

Figure 43


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3.3.2.7 Counterweight Keep the counterweight 250 mm above the limit switch, and install the car guide fixings and car guide shoes, making sure that the counterweight is placed as shown on fig. 45. 3 . 3 . 2 . 8 T r a c t i o n ro p e s a n d t h e s e l e ct o r r o p e Install the 2 traction ropes and the selector rope as shown on fig. 44.5 and 44.6.

Ropes attachment (car side)

Self supporting structure assembly Ropes attachment (c/weight side ) Figure 44


Figure 45

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3.3.2.9 Car guide shoes

Install the car guide shoes and carry out the needed adjustments on car and counterweight guide shoes as shown on fig. 46

Car shoe fixing Figure 46

3.3.2.10 Support Removal

Remove the timber board and the counterweight support. 3.3.2.11 Safety facings Install the safety facings (if required) as shown on fig. 47.

Safety facings fixing Figure 47 UNI-EN ISO 9001 Certification N. 9102 DALD

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3.3.2.12 Machine room door

Install the machine room door as shown on fig. 48.

Installation of machine room door




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3.3.2.13 Third guide installation

Install the third guide as shown on fig. 49

Figure 49


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Car wall pos. B and car third guide shoes pos. A-C


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Car wall pos. B and car third guide shoes pos. B


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3.3.2.14 Bi-parting doors

Install the bi-parting doors as shown on fig. 50 and make sure that the door panels slide freely on the guides. The position of the doors must be adjusted after phase 3.3.2.14.

Vertical bi-parting door fixing Figure 50

3.3.2.15 Push button stations, the door locks and frames Fix the push button stations, the door locks and frames. Align the door lock roller with the operation shape of the door lock, adjusting the position of the panels.


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3.3.2.16 Connections

For the 200-300 Kg models, carry out the connections as shown on fig. 51. Fix the selector balls (pay attention not the tighten the fixing screw to much).

Figure 51


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3.3.2.17 Pawl device

Place the pawl device following fig. 52.

SCREWS M8x20

SEZ. A - A

Figure 52


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3.3.2.18 Car and c/weight safety gear – assembly drawing

For the installation of the car safety gear refer to fig. 53.

Figure 53


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3.3.2.19 Car and c/weight safety gear – machine room

For the installation of the c/weight safety gear refer to fig. 54.

Figure 54


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3.3.2.20 Car and c/weight safety gear – counterweight

CAR SIDE

STRUCTURE SIDE


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3.3.2.21 Car and c/weight safety gear – car

hexagonal head M10x30 screws, M10 growers, M10 double threaded hole brackets

SAFETY GEAR HOLES

SHOE HOLES


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3.3.2.22 Car and c/weight safety gear – pit

STRUCTURE SIDE

hexagonal head M8X20 screws, M8 growers, M8 double threaded hole brackets

CAR SIDE

CAUTION: THE MINIMUM PIT DEPTH IS 600mm


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3.3.2.23 Car frame cross beams and car floor

3.3.2.24 Car frame cross beams and car top pulley frame


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3.3.2.25 Car ceiling


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3.3.2.26 Car upright


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3.3.2.27 Car back wall


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3.3.2.28 Car frame upright


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3.3.2.29 Car guide shoes support


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3.3.2.30 Car pulley frame


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3.3.2.31 Oveload device


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