2. Position the holes in the bracket inline with the mast
holes (fig. 5).
3. Insert the pins attached to the bracket into the holes
(fig. 5).
4. Lock the pins with the safety pins (fig. 5).
5. Take the cable out of the winch to pass it over the
external mast guide pulley (fig. 5).
6. Remove the anti-jump cable pin and position the
cable.
a. Above the lifting pulley (fig. 5) for a rescue
operation
b. Above the lifting pulley (fig. 5) for a load lifting
operation
c. Above the lifting pulley (fig. 5) for rope access.
7. Insert the anti-jump cable pin and lock the pin with
the safety pins (fig. 5).
5.3.3. Dismantling of the scafor™ R davitrac
bracket
1. Remove the anti-jump cable pin (fig. 5).
2. Remove the cable from the pulleys (fig. 5).
3. Remove the safety pins attached to the pins (fig. 5).
4. Remove the pins attached to the bracket in the
holes (fig. 5) and remove the scafor™ davitrac
bracket with the scafor™ R winch and store it in its
original packaging.
For information on how to use the scafor™ R winch and
its davitrac bracket, see the manul "scafor™ R winch
- Equipped with a bracket for the davitrac Tractel
supplied with it.
6. Use
DANGER: The presence of a second
operator nearby is essential to carry out a
possible evacuation.
The rescue operations to be planned must have been
studied beforehand in order to define the human
resources and equipment to be used to rescue the
injured person within a period of less than 15 minutes.
After that time, the operator is in danger.
Throughout the rescue phase, there must be
direct or indirect visual contact or other means of
communication between the rescuer and other
persons involved in the rescue.
For rescue operations, the use of a comfortable
harness EN 813 (type Promast™, Transport,
Emergency) or a harness equipped with an EN 1497
emergency shoulder strap is recommended.
6.1. blocfor™ 20R and 30R
After a fall, the mechanism of the blocfor™ is locked.
To evacuate the operator up or down, engage the
recovery mechanism by pushing the lock button and
then operate the crank.
The self-retracting fall-arrest system blocfor™ 20R and
30R 150 kg is equipped with two handles to facilitate
its handling and use in rescue by lifting by holding the
equipment handle with one hand and the crank handle
with the other.
For information on how to use the blocfor™ 20R and
30R device in fall arrest mode, see the blocfor™ EN
360 instructions.
6.1.1. Rescue operation with blocfor™ R
6.1.1.1. Activating the recovery function
See figure 6.1.
• (1) Press the red lock button to engage the recovery
function.
• (2) Pull and turn the crank to recover the operator:
• Clockwise to go up; or
• Anti-clockwise to go down.
6.1.1.2. Return to the fall arrest function
6.1.1.2.1. Rewinding the cable in the device
See figure 6.2.
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When the recovery is complete, rewind the entire cable
®
into the unit by turning the crank clockwise.
DANGER: Do not disengage the recovery
function from the unit if the cable is not fully wound
in the housing, otherwise the cable may rewind itself
6.1.1.2.2. Disengaging the recovery function
See figure 6.3
• To disengage the winch mechanism, press the red
button (1) and the crank shaft (2) simultaneously.
• Make sure that the crank handle is positioned
vertically, with the handle at the top so that this
operation can be carried out.
• Pull the handle (3) before folding it back (4).
Any lifting operation with blocfor™ R is prohibited.
The winch system is intended for rescue operations
at high speed.
DANGER:
only.
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