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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 Advanced - 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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Test Topic
TX600 (Fixed Motor)
About Lesson

1.0   Safety Precautions

 

Read and understand this manual in its entirety before installing the Ceiling Track Hoist.

The information in this manual is important for the safety of anyone near the TX Hoist and must be read and understood to help prevent injuries.

 

The TX Hoist has been specifically designed to be installed in both the professional and home health care environments.

 

No matter the environment, health and safety factors should be considered to ensure the safety and essential performance of the hoist and to avoid unnecessary damage or injuries to people within the area of the hoist.

 

Typical examples include radiated heat (e.g. from a heater or fire place), excessive moisture impacting electrical performance (e.g. from a bathroom or kitchen area) and the correct storage of the hoist after use (e.g. handset position on the carry bar).

 

The hoist is not intended to be used in environments where there are rapid changes in the environmental temperature and humidity during intended use.

 

Any commissioning or decommissioning of the Hoist that has not been carried out by an authorised Mackworth personnel will void the product warranty.

 

– Mackworth authorised personnel must be the only Engineers who Commission and Decommission the TX Hoist.

 

– The Hoist must be turned OFF during installation and removal for the safety of the Engineer and Customer. 

 

– Always ensure suitable clearance when installing and removing a Hoist into/from a Ceiling Track.

 

– Ensure that all the below procedures are followed correctly as instructed in this manual.

 

– All listed tools and equipment stated in this manual must be used to safely commission and decommission the Hoist.

 

– The TX Hoist has been specifically designed to be installed in both the professional and home health care environments only and should not be installed elsewhere.

 

 

Unauthorized modifications on any Mackworth product may affect its safety. The manufacturer will not be held responsible for any accident, incident or deficiencies of performance that occur as a result of any unauthorized modification to its products.

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