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Yale Chain Hoist
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05/29/15 08:25 PM
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I have a customer with a Yale 2 Ton chain hoist. Model # ELC4001CSA It's a dual voltage model wired for 115V. It's controlled with a Square D Hoist Contactor, Class 8965, Type R010.
The power cord was ripped out of it and judging by the black soot, there was a lot of arcing in the process. So much arcing in fact. that the wiring diagram inside the unit is unreadable.
It's an old unit and I can't find any info on it on the internet.
I'm thinking that if I can find them on the contactor that the black should tie in with T5 and the white should tie in with T1.
Anybody have any experience with these?
Thanks... Bruce
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Re: Yale Chain Hoist
[Re: brsele]
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05/29/15 09:58 PM
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The connection to the line side of the contactor should be pretty straight forward. If it pulled out of the motor it might be a tad trickier. Basically just 2 in and 2 out. Since it sounds like you are breaking both poles, it might not even matter that much which is which.
Greg Fretwell
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Re: Yale Chain Hoist
[Re: brsele]
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05/30/15 02:13 PM
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I thought that it was going to be straight forward, but it's not, at least not for me. Nothing is marked, everything is a spade connection, and there's multiple options depending on voltage, speed, reversing, etc.
If I had a wiring diagram, no problem. However, without one and having no experience with these, I'm reduced to tracing everything back.
I just posted here, hoping that somebody either had first hand knowledge, or access to a wiring diagram.
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Re: Yale Chain Hoist
[Re: brsele]
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05/30/15 06:15 PM
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You might have more luck emailing one of distributors and see if they have one. Fastinal in Canada as far as I know services them.
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