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TX600 – Service Manual
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Introduction (1.0)
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Safety Precautions (2.0)
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Servicing (3.0)
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Inspection Guide (3.1)
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Program Mode Instructions (3.2)
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Lift Tape Condition (3.3)
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Troubleshooting – Hoist Safety Mechanisms (3.4)
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Testing – Hoist Procedure (4.0)
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Testing the Charger (4.1)
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Battery testing (4.2)
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Tools, Equipment and Lubricants Required for Servicing (5.0)
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Decommissioning (6.0)
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Hoist Removal (6.1)
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Hoist Dismantling (6.2)
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Hoist Disposal (6.3)
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Spare Parts List (7.0)
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Troubleshooting (8.0)
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Servicing – Removal and Replacement (9.0)
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External Covers (9.1)
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PCB (9.2)
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Batteries (9.3)
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Traverse Motor – Powered Traverse Hoist Only (9.4)
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Lift Motor (9.5)
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QRS Hook (9.6)
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Bottom Cover (9.7)
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Limit Switch (9.8)
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Hub (9.9)
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Lift Tape (9.10)
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Wheels – Standard (9.11.1)
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Wheels – QRT System (9.11.2)
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Charging Beak – Standard -Track Type 1 (9.12.1)
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Charging Beak – Track Type 2, 3, 4, 5 and Powered Auxiliary (9.12.2)
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QRT System Charging Beak (9.12.3)
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Constant Charge (9.12.4)
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Battery Lead Fuse (9.13)
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Traverse Shaft and Idle Gear – Powered Models Only (9.14)
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Air Grommet (9.15)
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Toggle switch (9.16)
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E-Lower cord (9.17)
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Traverse Idle Gear (9.18)
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Communications Port (9.19)
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TX600 – Training Manual
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TX600 – Commissioning Manual
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Introduction (1.0)
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Safety Precautions (2.0)
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Required Tools and Equipment (2.1)
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Hoist Unboxing (3.0)
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Hoist Installation (4.0)
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Ceiling Track Access (4.1)
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Installing the Charger (4.2)
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Installing Charging Dock Type 1 – Track Type 1 (4.2.1)
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Installing Charging Dock Type 2 – Track Type 2 (4.2.2)
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Installing Charging Dock Type 3 – Track Type 3, 4 and 5 (4.2.3)
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Installing Charging Dock Type 4 (Track Type 1) – QRT Hoist (4.2.4)
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Installing Charging Dock Type 5 (Track Type 3, 4 and 5) – QRT Hoist (4.2.5)
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Installing the Power Supply to Constant Charge – (Track Type 1) (4.2.6)
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Installing the Power Supply to Constant Charge – (Track Type 2) (4.2.7)
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Installing the Power Supply to Constant Charge – (Track Type 3) (4.2.8)
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Installing the Power Supply to Constant Charge – (Track Type 4) (4.2.9)
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Installing the Power Supply to Constant Charge – (Track Type 5) (4.2.10)
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Installing the Hoist (4.3)
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Installing TX Advanced – Powered Traverse & Return to Charge (RTC) (4.3.1)
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Installing TX Advanced – Constant Charge (Powered Traverse and Manual Traverse) (4.3.2)
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4.3.3 Installing TX Advanced – Powered Auxiliary (Powered Traverse and Manual Traverse) (4.3.3)
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Installing TX Advanced – Quick Release Track (QRT) (4.3.4)
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Component Attachment (5.0)
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Attaching the Handset (5.1)
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Attaching the Carry Bar (5.2)
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Hoist Start Up and Function Checks (6.0)
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Turning the Hoist ON and OFF (6.1)
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Operating Controls (6.2)
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Traversing the Hoist along the Track (6.3)
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Charging the Hoist (6.4)
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Accessories (7.0)
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Decommissioning (8.0)
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Hoist Removal (8.1)
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Hoist Dismantling (8.2)
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Hoist Disposal (8.3)
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TX600 – Spare Parts Manual
The TX600 spare parts manual is a comprehensive guide that provides detailed information about the spare parts used in the TX600 machinery. It includes a parts list, descriptions, illustrations. It is a valuable resource for technicians and maintenance personnel to effectively repair and maintain the TX600 equipment.
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Track Types (1.0)
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Spare Parts Summary (2.0)
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Part Code Detail (3.0)
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7.0   Accessories

The Remaining parts in the box include the User Manual and the Allen key which is used for Manual Emergency Lowering of the Hoist. These should be given to the customer for safe keeping. The Box should also be kept with the User and stored in a safe place. The Box will be required for decommissioning and transportation.

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