Woodhead 9110KA through 9150KA Balancer Serie User Manual

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SM115001C

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©Jun-01

LOWER HOOK REPLEACEMENT

CAUTION:

After securing clamps (or sleeve), tape may be placed around cable end to prevent injury
on frayed strands. Hazards or unsafe practices MAY result in minor
personal injury or
product or property damage.

NOTE: Clamps are used for models xxxJa01 only; A swage-fitting sleeve should be used for all other models.

If lower hook is removed or replaced for any reason, the thimble and clamps (or sleeve) must be
replaced as shown in illustration. If clamps are used, turn back 3 ¾ inch of rope from thimble. Apply
u-bolt over dead end of wire rope - live end rests in saddle. Tighten nuts evenly, alternating from one
nut to the other until reaching recommended torque (7.5 ft-lbs.). Apply second clip as near the thimble

as possible. Tighten evenly, alternating until reaching recommended torque (7.5 ft-lbs.).

MAINSPRING REPLACEMENT

WARNING:

Never under any circumstances remove spring from its sheet metal cartridge.
Replacement springs are assembled in a sealed cartridge for safety and there is no need
to remove them. Removal of spring from its cartridge lead to hazards or unsafe practices
which COULD result in severe
personal injury or death.

CAUTION:

Before removing mainspring, remove all tension from balancer by turning tension
adjustment nut counterclockwise until all tension is released (ref. Spring Tension
Adjustment).
Hazards or unsafe practices which MAY result in minor personal injury or
product or property
damage.

Remove balancer from service. Remove the six (6) bolts and cover assembly with cover extension. Now
remove the four (4) bolts and pull spring assembly & spacer from drum. A new bearing is included with
spring assembly. Reassemble in reverse order and readjust tension as described in Spring Tension
Adjustment. To align springs with spring hub, it may be necessary to rotate spring assembly back and
forth slightly as the spring assembly is pushed back onto shaft.

STAR WHEEL POSITIONING

If drum has been removed during service, it is very important to
Position star wheel properly when reassembling balancer. If this is not
done, drum will be “out-of- time” and will either fail to return or extend
The full distance of cable travels. When reassembling, with cable off
the drum and when viewed from the spring side of housing, the star
wheel must be positioned as shown in relation to pin (B). The pin on
the cable drum (A) must be positioned as shown in relation to point (C)
on star wheel.

PARTS REPLACEMENT

CAUTION:

Always remove all spring tension (as described in “Spring Tension Adjustment”) before
attempting to disassemble internal parts. Always remove balancer from service. Hazards
or unsafe practices which MAY result in minor
personal injury or product or property
damage.

NOTE: When ordering replacement parts, always include the balancer model number and serial number.

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