- Attach
the nipple to the balancer (see Fig - 1).
- Connect
the air supplying hose to the nipple.
| NOTE
: |
Leave
some slack in the hose to allow the balancer to rotate freely. |
- Prepare
a fitting that can support at least 10 times the maximum capacity
of the balancer.
| NOTE
: |
The
fitting must have no opening as shown in Fig - 2 to prevent
the balancer from disengaging when it swings. |
- Attach
the top hook of the balancer directly to the fitting.
Check the latch is closed.
| NOTE
: |
Take
care the balancer does not hit surrounding objects.
Make the mounting height different for each balancer to avoid
collision. |
- Check
the top hook can swivel freely.
| NOTE
: |
Do
not fasten the top hook to the balancer body. |
- Prepare
a secondary support cable or chain that can support at least 10 times
the maximum capacity of the balancer.
- As shown
in Fig - 2, attach an end of the secondary support cable or chain
to the balancer body, and attach the other and to a separate fitting
which does not support the balancer.
| NOTE
: |
Leave
some slack in the secondry support cable or chain to allow the
balancer to rotate freely.
The slack must be a suitable length so that the balancer will
stop within 100 mm when falling in case of failure of the top
hook or the fitting (see Fig - 2). |
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