Adjusting the workload

The balancer is factory set to carry a maximum workload.

To adjust the balancer to carry different workloads, turn the endless screw on the balancer in minus (-) or plus (+) direction.

(-) for lighter workload
(+) for heavier workload

WARNING

Risk of endless screw

The endless screw can be damaged if it is loosened or tightened past the end positions.

Stop turning the endless screw at the end positions.

Attach the workload on the snap hook.
Turn the endless screw in minus (-) or plus (+) direction to adjust the counterbalance weight.
To turn the endless screw use a hexagon key for WP 105; press and turn

Setting the initial tension of the balancer

WARNING

Risk of Injury

It is of high importance that the wire retracts in a slow, smooth motion. A too rapid retraction will make the wire lash, which might cause the wire to break, with property damage and/or bodily injury as a result.

The initial tension of the balancer need to be set if the spring has been released during service.

To get the maximum initial tension of the balancer, turn the endless screw in the plus (+) direction x number of times, refer to the table below.

4390190173	x = approx 11
4390190174	x = approx 5
4390190175	x = approx 6
4390190176	x = approx 5
4390190178	x = approx 4
4390190179	x = approx 11
4390190180	x = approx 5
4390190181	x = approx 6
4390190182	x = approx 5
4390190183	x = approx 4

Setting the minimum workload

When setting the minimum workload, never use a wire length of more than 1.0 m as the spring fracture device may release.

If the spring fracture device releases:

Carefully adjust the spring tension in the (+) direction.
Attach the workload.
Adjust the counterbalance weight of the workload by turning the endless screw in the minus (-) direction.