A detailed ELECTRIC HOIST DAILY preventive maintenance checklists
General Inspection
- Inspect the mounting points for stability.
- Ensure the hoist is on a level surface.
- Check that all securing mechanisms are engaged.
- Confirm the hoist is anchored as per guidelines.
- Assess load distribution for balance.
- Examine all parts for cracks or dents.
- Look for signs of bending or deformation.
- Inspect welds and joints for integrity.
- Evaluate the overall condition of the frame.
- Take note of any surface wear.
- Inspect label placement for visibility.
- Check for fading or damage to labels.
- Confirm that all required labels are present.
- Replace any missing or illegible labels.
- Ensure labels are compliant with regulations.
- Look for discoloration on surfaces.
- Check for flaky or peeling paint.
- Assess all exposed metal parts.
- Use a cloth to wipe surfaces for better visibility.
- Report any severe corrosion for further inspection.
- Use a wrench to test bolt tightness.
- Inspect brackets for signs of bending.
- Ensure all supports are securely fastened.
- Look for any missing hardware.
- Assess for structural integrity.
- Inspect the entire length of the cord.
- Look for exposed wires or insulation damage.
- Check connectors for secure attachment.
- Assess for any signs of wear or overheating.
- Replace any damaged cords immediately.
- Run the hoist through its full range.
- Listen for any grinding or rattling sounds.
- Feel for unusual vibrations in the controls.
- Monitor operation for hesitation or stalling.
- Document any abnormalities for follow-up.
- Check the hook throat for opening.
- Inspect for surface cracks or chips.
- Test the hook for smooth operation.
- Assess the latch for proper function.
- Replace any hooks that show wear.
- Test limit switches during operation.
- Ensure switches engage smoothly.
- Check for debris blocking switch movement.
- Confirm switches reset properly after activation.
- Document any issues for repair.
- Inspect hydraulic lines for wetness.
- Check seals and fittings for leaks.
- Look under the hoist for pooled fluid.
- Assess the reservoir level for drops.
- Report any leaks immediately.
- Refer to the lubrication schedule.
- Inspect lubrication points for accessibility.
- Check for excess or insufficient lubricant.
- Use the recommended lubricant type.
- Document lubrication completed.
- Check for cracks or wear on the casing.
- Test each button for responsiveness.
- Inspect the cable for frays or damage.
- Ensure all indicators light up as expected.
- Replace any damaged parts immediately.
- Inspect the entire length of the cable/chain.
- Look for kinks, rust, or fraying.
- Check attachment points for security.
- Assess for any signs of stretching.
- Replace if degradation is found.
- Test the emergency stop button.
- Ensure it stops the hoist immediately.
- Check for any delay in function.
- Inspect the button for physical damage.
- Document functionality and any concerns.
- Inspect markings for visibility and legibility.
- Verify markings against manufacturer specifications.
- Ensure markings are not obscured.
- Replace any faded or missing markings.
- Confirm compliance with safety regulations.
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