Pre-Operation Inspection; Work Area & Tool Set Up - Greenlee Pull Assist Manual De Instrucciones

Pre-Operation Inspection

• Daily before use, inspect the tool and correct
any problems before using to reduce the risk
of injury and prevent product damage. If any
problems are found, do not use this tool until the
problems have been fixed, failure to follow these
steps increase the risk of injury.
1. Unplug and turn off the Pull Assist and Puller.
2. Clean any oil, grease or dirt from the tool body,
including handles and controls. A clean tool aids
inspection.
3. Inspect tool for wear and damage before use. Do
not use if any parts are worn, corroded, rusted, or
cracked.
4. Check all electrical cords and plugs for damage or
modifications.
5. Check for proper assembly and completeness, do
not use if there are missing or misaligned parts. A
damaged, worn or improperly assembled item could
break and result in flying debris.
6. Check that the foot switch is present, in good
condition and does not stick when stepped on.
7. Check for the presence and condition of decals.
8. Check that the rope extraction guide is secure below
the V-Pulley and not rubbing against the V-Pulley.
If rope extraction guide is loose, adjust the position
and tighten the screws below.
9. Check that the rope retention lever springs back into
the V-Pulley.
10. Check the V-Pulley is secure and not worn down. If
the teeth are worn down, the rope may slip during
operation, replace the V-Pulley before using tool.
(See Replace V-Pulley)
11. Check the right-angle sheave is attached to the Pull
Assist mounting bar.
12. Check communication between the pulling and
feeding sides is working, test radios etc.. Loss of
communication increases the risk of injury, and
damage to the tool and cable.
13. Inspect any other equipment in the system according
to their instruction manuals.
If any issues are found, do not use the tool until
corrected.
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Work Area & Tool Set Up
• Set-up the tool and work area according to
these procedures to reduce the risk of injury and
reduce the risk of tool damage.
• Keep work area clean and well lit. Cluttered or
dark areas invite accidents.
1. Check the area around the puller has adequate
lighting and a clear, level, stable and dry place for
all equipment and there is space for the operator to
work comfortably and according to tool operating
instructions to reduce the risk of injury.
2. Check the area for a properly grounded electrical
outlet of the correct voltage. Check the tool
specifications for required voltage. A three-pronged
or GFCI outlet may not be properly grounded. If
in doubt, have the outlet inspected by a licensed
electrician.
3. Keep bystanders clear of work area by setting
up barricades or cones around work zone. The
operator should be the only one around and
interacting with the tool while the tool is being
operated. Check the puller model being used is
compatible with the Pull Assist.
4. If using an extension cord, choose one that
is in good condition, is rated for outdoor use,
has a grounded plug and is rated for the power
requirements of this tool Plug in extension cord with
dry hands and run length along a clear path. Keep
all connections dry and off the ground
5. Check communication between operators is
working and understandable.
6. Check and set-up the puller and mount according
to their instruction manual. Do not plug the puller in
yet.
7. Remove the puller's adjustable sheave bar. The
first time its removed, the roll-pin will need to be
hammered out using the provided dowel pin.
8. Insert the Pull Assist mounting bar into the Pull
Assist mounting bracket. Line up the arrow on the
mounting bar with the 6K or 10K mark depending
on the puller in use. (Fig. 1)
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Pull Assist
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