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result in minor or moderate injury.
accuracy, the information contained herein does not cover
all details or variations in hardware and software, nor does
it provide for every possible contingency in connection with
installation, operation, and maintenance. Features may be
NOTICE described herein that are not present in all hardware and
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personal injury.
Hand Winch
The hand winch is connected to a system of pulleys on both
sides of the lift truck to facilitate the lifting or lowering the
SecoVac VCB, VT & CPT trays, and G&T device. The system is
designed for a 700lbs lifting capacity, Figure 4.
Figure 1. Lift Truck and SecoVac VCB
Floor Lock
For additional safety during the handling of the SecoVac VCB
or the other components, the lift truck is equipped with a floor
lock, Figure 2.
A. Place the VCB onto the Lift Truck 4. Move the lift truck in front of the VCB and lock truck in
place using the floor lock shown in Figure 7. Now roll the
VCB onto the rails of the lift truck. The wheels on the VCB
NOTICE should follow the rail guides.
Before loading the SecoVac VCB onto the lift truck, assure that
it is in the open position and with the springs discharged by
checking the status of the indicators on the front cover.
3. Adjust the rails on the hoist before loading the VCB. The
rails are adjustable and have 3 sets of slots on each side
of the hoist platform. These rails must be latched into the
Figure 8. SecoVac VCB Tab Locked in Lift Truck Slot
center most slots of the platform for proper operation to
pick up the VCB, Figure 6.
Figure 11. Lift Truck Crank Handle 5. Lock the lift truck in position by pressing down on the floor
lock lever, Figure 16.
Figure 19. Press Down on the Interlock Pin and Rotate Clockwise to Lock
the Latch Handle
Figure 22. Rotate Interlock Pin Counterclockwise to Unlock the Latch Handle
11. Release the lift truck floor lock by depressing the lever on
the right or left-hand side of the floor lock and move the
lift truck away from the switchgear, Figure 26.
Figure 23. Interlock Latch Handle
CAUTION
Verify that the VCB safety stop in the switchgear
compartment has returned to the normal
extended position.
10. Verify that the VCB safety stop has returned to the
extended position, Figure 24. If necessary, release by
inserting a screw driver into the slot to dislodge, Figure 25.
Figure 26. Release Floor Lock
CAUTION CAUTION
When racking the VCB from CONNECT to DISCONNECT, Do not over torque the racking handle, applied force
or DISCONNECT to CONNECT, do not stop or pause at should not exceed 22.12 ft lb (30 N/m)
any intermediate position. Failure to engage in either
CONNECT or DISCONNECT position will render the
VCB inoperable. When it makes a clicking sound, the VCB is now in the
Connected position. The VCB position indicator will change
the status from “TEST” to “CONNECTED”, Figure 32 through
1. Connect the secondary plug of the VCB into the socket Figure 34.
at the top of the switchgear compartment and lock it,
Figure 27 and Figure 28.
Figure 28. Insert Secondary Plug and Lock into Switchgear Compartment Socket