Variable Speed Trigger Operation; Maintenance & Warranty - WARN Works PullzAll Guia Del Usuario

Operating Instructions - continued

Variable Speed Trigger Operation

The product is equipped with a variable speed trigger switch. This switch has two general modes of
operation:
Variable Speed Mode:
For short distance and fine load positioning.
Full Speed Mode:
For long distance pulling.
Battery & Charger Use
• Before using the battery charger, read all instructions and cautionary markings on the battery charger
and battery pack.
•
Always recharge the battery using only a Warn specified charger. Use of an alternate charger may
cause risk of fire. For specific charging instructions, read the user's guide supplied with your charger.
• Always use a Warn specified battery with the PullzAll. Use of alternate batteries may cause risk of fire
or injury.
• Always store battery in a safe location. Keep away from other metal objects like nails, screws, or keys
that can contact the terminals, which may cause damage or fire.
• When pulling high loads or long distances, the battery may leak liquid. Never contact the battery liquid,
as it may cause irritation or burns. If contact occurs, immediately flush with water. If contact occurs
with eyes seek medical attention.
• Always store the battery in location where temperature is between 32° F (0° C) and 120° F (49° C).
• Always allow battery to return to room temperature before attempting to charge.
• Always place the charger on a flat, non-flammable surface and away from flammable materials when
recharging the battery pack.
• Never use or charge a battery that is cracked or otherwise damaged.
• Never recharge the battery in a damp or wet environment.
Maintenance & Warranty
MAINTENANCE
Inspect the wire rope and hooks for signs of wear or damage before and after each operation. Worn and
damaged parts must be replaced. Do not attempt to lengthen the wire rope or repair a damaged rope.
Examples of rope damage are as follows: Kinks, cuts, knots, mashed or frayed portions, and broken strands.
Examples of hook damage are as follows: Cracks, twisted components, excessive opening, seat wear, loose
or unclosed safety gate, and corrosion. Do not attempt to lengthen the wire rope or repair a damaged rope.
Any hook that has twisted components or excessive opening may indicate over-loading of the product.
Contact the WARN Industries Customer Service department to inspect all load bearing components for
damage.
Keep the rope and hooks free from contaminants. Use a clean towel to remove dirt & debris. Using light oil
on the wire rope and hooks can prevent corrosion from forming. Be sure to keep clear of electrical terminals
on battery pack while cleaning.
Verify that the battery is not cracked or otherwise damaged.
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