Prowinch PWG Series User manual

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DISCLAIMER
Prowinch LLC. states that has given the customer all possible safety warnings related to the acquired equipment, so, in behalf
of that, does not assume any responsibility for any problems or injuries that the customer or third parties may suffer if caused
by not complying direct or indirectly the operation and safety instructions indicated in this User’s Manual with the warnings
associated with the acquired unit.
Prowinch LLC will not respond for any accidents or harm done to persons or the property that may result as a consequence of
the wrong use of this equipment.
Prowinch LLC will not assume any responsibility regarding the use of third party recommendations and does not offer any
warranty for them. Any other recommendation does not have any priority over the safety norms in force at customers site.
In case of use of the equipment warranty, Prowinch LLC will only execute it and respond if the customer has valid proof of
complying with all warnings and safety instructions indicated in this user’s manual
The information contained in this manual may have technical errors over which Prowinch LLC does not assume any responsibility.
This user`s manual is subject to changes without customers permission or prior advise.
Always check www.prowinch.com for the latest information regarding this equipment.
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AUTHOR ® PROWINCH 2014 - V7.0
PROWINCH LLC COMPANY WITH QUALITY
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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PROWINCH WINCHES MANUAL FOR SERIES PWG AND PWK
Index
1. MODELS....................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 5
3. SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS........................................................................................................................................... 8
4. GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL PRECAUTIONS........................................................................................................................... 12
5. STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................................ 13
6. INSTALLATION AND TESTING PROCEDURE............................................................................................................................ 14
7. MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................................................................................... 15
8. SAFETY USE............................................................................................................................................................................... 17
9. TROUBLESHOOTING AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS ................................................................................................................. 18
10. TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION............................................................................................................................................ 19
11. WARRANTY ............................................................................................................................................................................. 20
12. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
a.WinchPWK380...........................................................................................................................................................................23
b.WinchPWG450i..........................................................................................................................................................................24
c. Winch PWK500 .......................................................................................................................................................................... 26
d.WinchPWG600...........................................................................................................................................................................28
e. Winch PWK650m ...................................................................................................................................................................... 30
f. Winch PWK1250 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 32
g.WinchPWG1750.........................................................................................................................................................................34
h.WinchPWK2900i........................................................................................................................................................................36
i. Winch PWK4300i ....................................................................................................................................................................... 38
j.WinchPWG7700..........................................................................................................................................................................40
k.WinchPWK12600.......................................................................................................................................................................42
l. Winch PWK21000 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 44
m. Winch PWK21000XL ................................................................................................................................................................ 45
n. Winch PWG23700 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 46

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User Manual and Safety Warnings
Electric winch 220V / 240V / 380V / 480V
PWG600 PWK650 PWK1250
PWG1750 PWK2900i y PWK4300i
PWK380
PWG7700
PWK12600
PWG23700
Models
PWK500
PWK21000 PWK21000XL
PWG450i
1. MODELS

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Thank you for purchasing a winch Prowinch®. This manual
describes the operation and maintenance of the winch. All
information in this publication is based on the newest pro-
duction information is available at print time.
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General Safety
Instructions
Prowinch®’s winches are designed for delivering a safe
and trustable service if they are operated according to this
manual.
This manual contains important information to help you
properly install, operate and maintain your winch for
maximum performance, economy and safety. Please study
its contents thoroughly before putting your winch into
operation. By practicing correct operating procedures and
by carrying out the recommended preventive maintenance
suggestions, you will experience long, dependable and safe
service.
After you have completely familiarized yourself with the
contents of this manual, we recommend that you carefully
le it for future reference.
Applications for PWG and PWK Prowinch®’s winches
a)Mining:Lifting,conveyors,maintenance, loadingplatforms,
counterweights, drilling.
b) Construction: Concrete plants, hydroelectric plants, lifting
materials, lift towers, equipment, machinery.
c) Industrial: Warehouses, factories, conveyors.
d) Marine: Fishing industry, boats.
e) PWG450i and PWG600: Specially designed for construction
applications such as windows and delicate material lifting, lift
towers and any load lifting during construction works.
2. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Mandatory use of:

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WARNING: This symbol indicates a
dangerous situation which, if not avoid,
may cause minor or moderate wounds. It
is also used for indicating unsafe practices.
DANGER: This symbol indicates a
dangerous situation which, if not avoided,
may cause severe injuries or death.
DANGER
All operators and other users who are near the steel chain or near it’s load projection, must
wear the safety equipment for this equipment. This includes gloves, helmet, safety shoes
and eyes protection.
General Safety
Instructions
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2.1. Handling Precautions:
- Keep the winch in best conditions. Failure to adequately
align, support, or attach winch to a suitable mounting
base could result in a loss of efciency or premature failure
of the winch, wire rope, or mounting base.
- Do not use any chain or wire rope that was not designed
for the unit you are using.
- To avoid an electrical discharge, make sure that your
equipment is adequately grounded, by certied personnel.
- Make sure the winch works properly without load , before
applying loads.
- Do not lift weights with the edge of the hook.
- Do not perform lifting with more than one winch at once.
- Never exceed the maximum weight lifting capacity.
- Disconnect the equipment from the power supply in order
to avoid any involuntary use.
- Do not use pulleys or accessories that are not approved
for this winch.
2.2. Wear appropriate protective clothing:
- Do not use loose clothing or any jewellery when operating
this equipment.
- You must wear protective leather gloves when handling
the winch rope.
- You must wear non-slippery safety footwear,safety helmet.
- Long hair must be tied back to operating this equipment.
- You must wear appropriate safety glasses to operate this
equipment.
2.3. Keep a safe distance:
- Always stand clear, keep hands clear, keep others away at
least 1.5 times the lenght of the wich rope. Wire rope can
break without warning.
- Never touch the rope or hook while they are in tension
or under load. Even at rest, the winch may have the rope
in tension. Never guide a rope under tension onto the
drum with your hands.
2.4. Power cord misuse:
- Do not lift the winch or any equipment from the power cord.
- Never route electrical wire ropes across sharp edges.
- Never route electrical wire ropes near parts that get hot.
- Never route electrical wire ropes through or near moving parts.
- Never route electrical wire ropes over battery terminals.
- Always insulate and protect all exposed wiring and
electrical terminals.
2.5. Do not overwork the equipment:
- If the motor overheats, stop any operations let the winch
cold, check for any damage before restart operation.
- If the winch stops during its operation, stop and check for
any damage before restart operation.
- Do not exceed maximum rated capacity.
2.6. Check for damaged parts:
- Before using this equipment, check for any visual damage
in the motor or wire rope.
2.7. Winch repair:
- In order to repair a Prowinch® winch, use only original
Prowinch® parts. Using unauthorized parts will void
warranty.
2.8. Winding the winch wire rope:
- You must wear leather gloves to handling the winch rope.
To proceed properly you need to apply and maintain a
small load on the rope. While the operator winds the rope
someone else should lead to correct location. Start as far
as possible keeping it centered.
- Do not let the winch rope falls off and always keep a safe
distance from the winch.
- Repeat this process until one (1) meter of wire rope was
been left unwind.
- Disconnect the remote or/and from the power source.
- The last ve wraps of wire rope must be left on the drum
to assist the wire rope clamp in holding the load.
General Safety
Instructions

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DANGER
Improper operation of the equipment can potentially create a situation
dangerous, if not avoided, it could result in death or serious injury. To avoid a potentially
hazardous situation, the operator:
Safety Handling
Precautions
PROWINCH LLC® has no direct control over the use of this
equipment and its operation. In accordance with good
practice and safety is the responsibility of the owner, the
operator and operational staff to follow these rules.
ASME B30.7-2011 has been used as a guide to prepare this
list of what should and should not be done. All personnel
must be properly trained and accredited in the use of this
equipment.
3. SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
When using IWRC wire, wear leather gloves, to eliminate or reduce the possibility of cuts caused by broken strands. Inspect the
wire rope and equipment frequently. The wire rope must be replaced immediately if signs of wear, kinks, rust, broken strands
or any other signs of deterioration.
Prowinch® and its distributors train and certies operators in the use and maintenance of the entire product line.

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1. Do not operate the winch until you have read and
understood all these rules and the equipment manual
delivered by PROWINCH LLC® , including instructions
and maintenance manuals.
2. Do not operate a damaged equipment, that functions
incorrectly.
3. Do not operate a equipment that has been modied
without previous PROWINCH® approval.
4. Do not exceed the max. rated load.
5. Do not use this equipment with wire rope damage:
twists, bends, rust, broken strands or worn.
6. Do not use any extensions or modications to the
equipment.
7. Do not release the load when the equipment is loaded.
8. Do not use this equipment to lift people except for
those equipments that meet the standard ASME B30.7-
2011 in facilities that comply with the ASME B30.23-2005
or are approved by SERNAGEOMIN.
9. Do not lift loads over people and make sure that
all personnel remains distant from the supported load.
10. Do not try to extend or repair the wire rope.
11. Protect the loading wire rope from welding spatters or
other harmful contaminants.
12. Do not operate the winch if there is any object or friction
element or improperly deviating the wire rope.
13. Do not apply the load to the tip of the hook or to the
hook latch.
14. Do not use equipment with an accessory, pulley, sling,
shackle or any additional element that is not in proper
condition and meets the specications required for
loading the maneuver.
15. Do not operate beyond the limits of travel.
16. Do not leave any load being lifted by the equipment
without specic precautions are taken.
17. Do not use the load wire rope as a ground for welding.
18. Do not allow the wire rope or hook to be touched by a
welding electrode.
19. Do not loose or hide this Safety Handling Precautions.
20. Do not operate an equipment that has not been installed
and anchored meeting the calculations and regulations.
21. Do not lift loads that are not in balance.
22. Do not lift loads that are not balanced and that
the holding action is not secure, always keeping the
corresponding slack.
23. Report any malfunction or irregular operation of the
equipment.
24. Do not operate any equipment on which the safety
placards or decals are missing or illegible.
25. Do not operate the equipment without safety wear:
safety footwear, protective gloves, safety helmet, safety
glasses and any additional required element.
26. Unplug the power cord if the equipment will not be used.
27. Electrical connection must have a circuit breaker that
allows de-energize the equipment. This should be within
reach of the operator.
28. Do not operate the equipment without engine and
moving parts protection.
Safety Handling
Precautions

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1. You must install the equipment leveled on a rm
foundation and sure to be in a secure position.
2. You must check brake operation, stressing the
equipment before every lifting operation.
3. You must use hook latches. Latches are to retain slings ,
chains, etc. in loading operations.
4. You must ensure that the hook latches are closed and
not supporting any loads.
5. The load should be free to move without obstruction.
6. You must avoid swinging the load or hook.
7. Inspect equipment regularly , replace damaged or worn
parts, and keep appropriate records of maintenance.
8. Only use PROWINCH® recommended parts to repair
this equipment
9. You must use only wire ropes which are in good
condition and according to the recommendations
manufacturer.
10. Do not reach to the equipment wire rope’s limit, always
leave ve (5) turns of wire rope inside the drum.
11. Do not distract your attention from the operation of the
equipment.
12. Do not allow the equipment to be subjected to sharp
contact with other equipment, structures, or objects
through misuse.
13. Do not adjust or repair the winch unless you are
qualied to perform such adjustments or repairs.
WARNING
An improper operation of the equipment can create a potentially hazardous situation which,
if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injuries. To avoid a potentially hazardous
situation, the operator must be a qualied professional.
DANGER
Be sure to disconnect the power supply once the
operation is completed. Never leave powered
equipment without operator supervision.
Safety Handling
Precautions
DANGER
The use of these units is exclusively stationary, any
external force can exceed the rated capacity and
damage the equipment.

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5. Do not stand under the load, it may
fall and cause death.
Safety Handling
Precautions
1. Do not exceed rated load. Make sure
you know and the ability to lift maxi-
mum capacity of your equipment.
4. Do not use the equipment to lift or
move people.
7. Perform frequent inspections and
maintenance at least once a year.
8. Verify the installation.
6. Do not use the winch under the rain.
Do not wet the engine or the switch.
2. Check the electrical connections. Vol-
tage may vary if not properly connec-
ted to power supply.
3. Check frequently the winch’s steel
chain. In case of any damage, replace it.
OVERLOAD
9. A heavy object must not stay up in
the air for an extended period of time,
it may cause girder deformation and/or
cause an accident.

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Avoid exposure to rain or extreme humidity. It may cause
rusting of the equipment.
The following environmental conditions may cause
malfunctions in the equipment.
When operated outdoor, a shelter should be used for
extreme weather conditions: below -10º C or above 40º C
If used near chemicals, corrosive gas or explosives may cause
an explosion.
Exposure to salt or acids may cause malfunctioning.
Exposure to sand may cause malfunctioning.
Warnings:
General Environmental
Precautions
DANGER
The following environmental conditions can cause malfunction of the winch.
4. GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL PRECAUTIONS

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5. STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS
This equipment works with single-phase and three-phase motor and NGW planetary transmission, using a hook and steel wire
rope. The brake disk is unlocked electromagnetically .
Control switch: Dead man’s switch.
Motor: Single-phase and three-phase motor, isolated, with high power and low inertia.
Transmission: NGW planetary gear reduction, advanced steels, providing a long life service.
Electromagnetic brake: If you lose electrical power, it is mechanically braked automatically, safe and reliable.
Steel Wire rope and Drum: The steel wire rope is installed on the drum. Fixed with safety pin ensures that the steel wire rope is
released. You can easily change the steel wire rope or adjust its direction.
Structural
Specications
5.1. GENERAL METHOD FOR CABLE SIZING
1. Power cable specication affects the lifetime and performance of the electric winch and motor. It is very important to
read the contents on the following chart carefully before use. You cannot use a power cord that is lower than those in
the chart below.
2. Power cable must not exceed 50 meters of length, if exceeded , use a larger diameter cable to ensure proper operation.
3. To construction applications, use power cable with low section cores, for great exibility and improved safety.
4. Connect the power cable directly into the power supply , ensuring all connection with the respective fasteners.
5. Each line connection cable must be secured in place using bolts to prevent sparks, high temperatures, overheating, etc.
This can decrease life service of this equipment.
6. The power cable line must be xed from one end. If the power cable comes loose the voltage would drop, which would
inuence seriously on this equipment performance.
7. To ensure the safety, the green wire must be properly grounded.
Three-phase 380V/480V
Diameter (mm)
1100W
2.5
2200W
2.5
3000W
4
4000W
4
5500W
5.5
7500W
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Installation And Testing
Procedure
6.1 Installation
- The supporting structure the winch is mounted to, must be designed by an engineer, to withstand the loads and forces by
the winch for the rated load. Attachments and anchorages of this equipment must provide a balanced mounting and be
capable of withstanding loads imposed by the equipment under operating conditions.
It is the installer or/and owner’s responsibility to carry out all structural tests to ensure proper installation.
Prowinch® is not responsible of improper installations.
- Install in location that allows the operator to move and stay clear of the load.
- Locate pendant controls at a convenient level above the operating oor.
- Do not install where the load hook can be lowered beyond rated hook travel under normal operating conditions.
- Check that power supply meets the requirements of the equipment to be installed. If the power supply does not meet the
requirements stipulated in the nameplate of the equipment can cause damage to electrical parts and winch motor. The
voltage should be +/-5% fo the specied value.
- If the circuit of the electrical connection is correct, the operating direction of the winch should be as the control switch.
Otherwise check that the phases are not reversed.
6. INSTALLATION AND TESTING PROCEDURE
6.2 Testing
- Check operating mechanisms for proper operation, proper adjustment, and unusual sounds such as, but not limited to,
binding noise of the wire rope and bearing squeal.
- Check winch upper limit device without a load on the hook at the beginning of each shift.
- Unload testing:
Operate several times, there can’t be vibration and/or unusual sound.
- Loaded testing:
Pull rated load several times, checking drum’s rotation, electric conections; there can’t be vibration and / or unusual
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- Braking system:
Braking system must automatically stop and hold up to the rated load if the operating controls are released and in the
event of complete power failure.
Braking systems must limit the speed of load during lowering, with or without power, to prevent uncontrolled or fast
lowering.
- Hook inspections:
Check hooks for distortion (bending, twisting or increased throat opening; wear, cracks; damaged or malfunctioning latch)
- Winch Rope Inspection:
Visual inspection daily for excessive wear and/or distortion.
Maintenance
7. MAINTENANCE
The equipment has a planetary gear for maximum mechanical efciency. Verify your equipment is well lubricated. Apply grease
in the grease tting every three months (only for models with that tting).
Keep lubricated steel wire rope, if it is oxidized or is corroded by rain water or weather, please remove the entire wire rope and
apply the recommended lubricant. If corrosion has affected the wire rope, replace it.
The electric winch must be inspected and frequently used. It should be fully inspected every six months.

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Maintenance
WARNING
Any modication or repair without prior Prowinch®’s authorization will void the
warranty of the equipment
It is your responsibility to periodically check the condition of the steel wire rope, anchor or any
parts that can be worn loose or damaged in both the unit and the object to move.
Daily Quarterly Part Normal Condition Método de Revisión Monthly Annual
Visual
Visual and maesurement
Manual
Visual
Visual
Visual
Visual
Resistance Test
500V Isolation/Resistance Test
Check failures
Check failures
Check failures
Visual
Check failures
Measurement
Visual
Visual
Visual
Visual
Visual
Visual
Visual
Visual
Visual
Visual
Auditory
Test
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Installation
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Motor
Brake
Gears
Steel Rope
Case
Drum
Operation
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Label and Information Plates
Winding and positioning of the rope
Operation
Circuit wiring condition
Wear of electric contacts
Wear of power cord
Ground Cable
Isolation
Isolation
Stains
Bolts
Wear of the disc
Performance
Wear
Lubrication
Strand break
Decrease in diameter
Rust
Anchoring Condition
Rolling Condition
Lubrication
Structure
Broken Tap
Wear of the drum
Wind direction
Abnormal sounds
Overload Test
All visable labels
Working Angle
Appropiate functioning
No visible damage
No visible damage
No visible damage
No visible damage, appropiatecontact
1 MQ min
1 MQ min
Abnormality
Tighten
No visible wear
Not above 1.5% the wire rope lenght
rolled in 1 min
No visible wear
Use sufcient recommended lubricant
(Mobilux, EP2, Shell Unedo 2, Esoo
Beacon EP2)
Less than 10%
Max. 7% of nominal diameter
No severe
Sufcient to lift the load
Regular
Sufcient
No damage
No damage
No visible wear
Approppiate direction
No oscillation or impact sound
Abnormality
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8. SAFETY USE
1. To install and use this equipment should consider safety as the rst principle.
2. This equipment must be operated by a qualied worker with knowledge in Industrial safety.
3. When the machine is in use, the staff cannot use the framework hook , lifting platform for other work or remain under the
equipment or load.
4. Do not repair or modify this equipment without authorization of Prowinch . Replacement parts and service must be
performed in Prowinch.
5. This equipment must be operated with empty load before using each time, to check the following actions:
a. Whether the switch is exible, the control switch coincides with the operation of the equipment, lifting and lowering
the load, and can be stopped at any time.
b. Whether there are unusual noises while operating.
c. Whether the wire or/and chain has any visual damage. If there is damage, please stop the operation and change it
immediately to guarantee safety.
d. Never operate winch with less than three (3) wraps of rope around the drum. Rope could come loose from the drum,
as the rope attachment to the drum is not designed to hold a load.
e. Whether the fastener of every position of machine becomes exible.
6. Please use according to this instructions and recommendations. Also follow the recommendations for voltage and rate
load. Never exceed equipment or rope rated capacity.
7. Always wear heavy leather gloves when handling winch rope.
8. Never use winch as a winch or to suspend a load.
9. Do not apply the load to the tip of the hook or to the hook latch.
10. Do not keep hanging loaded objects for long periods of time.
11. Do not use the equipment to lift or move people.
12. While changing the steel wire rope, must pay attention to the head of steel wire rope.
13. Attention: the motor duty type of this electric winch is S3-25% 20min (one duty cycle is 20 minutes, work for ve
minutes, let the equipment rest for 15 minutes).
Safety Use

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1. Non functioning
a. Power supply.
b. Check the Emergency Stop Switch.
2. Produces noises but is not functional
a. Check the brake coil and/or circuit.
b. Check the Switch and replace the wire rope.
c. Check for faults in the Power Supply.
3. Low velocity and vibration
a. Shortcut in the ignition capacitor.
b. Contact of the centrifugal switch.
4. Ignition failure
a. Check the brake coil and/or circuit.
b. Ignition capacitor.
c. Worn brake disc.
5. Brake failure or lubricant spill
a. Brake coil.
b. Brake disc.
c. Metal brake disc.
d. Brake spring.
e. Possible brake action due to voltage drop.
6. Reversed direction (The e-phase equipments)
a. Phase reversal
7. Electric leakage
a. Check ground connection
b. Internal circuit wiring is touching the equipment’s case.
Check electrical wiring and replace or repair if necessary.
8. Unusual noise
a. Lubricate all moving parts, using recommended
lubricators.
b. Worn gears or bearings. Check and replace if
necessary.
c. Bolts or nuts loose. Check all bolts and nuts and
tighten them properly.
9. When pressing the switch, engine noise is heard,
but it does not turn
a. Insufcient voltage from power supply.
b. Power wire rope lenght is to large.
c. Burned brake coil.
9. TROUBLESHOOTING AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
Before using Prowinch® Winch, check the drum to ensure that the wire rope is coiled properly. To ensure that the winch operates
smoothly, test the control button. If winch fails after several attempts, check the following points:
Troubleshooting And
Possible Solutions

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In order to contribute to the protection and safety of all
users, workers , employees, employers, owners and all those
involved in the operation and use of winches, Prowinch®
provides training for use and maintenance of winches
applied to different types of work .
On the understanding that safety has not only to do
with a particular equipment, but also with the whole
chain of processes involved in the installation, operation,
maintenance and use of such equipment.
For this purpose, we have developed manuals applied to the
installation, usage and maintenance of winches and lifting
of personnel platforms , which contain important references
and indications that are necessary to know, consider or
check for safe and proper use of winches, that together with
its parts and accessories can meet safely the expected life
cycle and work.
This manuals have been developed considering our
experience and based on the main indications emanating
from ASME B30.7 and ASME B30.23 Personnel Lifting Systems.
Prowinch® has acquired the rights and received the necessary
authorizations and licenses by the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers ASME to translate and reproduce
these standards, with the written consent of the ASME, in
order to apply them in our instruction manuals in a number
of controlled and copyright corresponding copies.
We invited you to come and meet us and we will give our
advice.
10. TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION
Training and
Certication

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Warranty
PROWINCH products are warranted to the original purchaser for a period of three (3) years after the date of purchase only to
be free from defects in material and workmanship when subjected to normal, proper and intended use. Within this period,
PROWINCH will only repair or replace free of charge any part on a product, after examination, is determined by PROWINCH to
be defective in material or workmanship and was not caused or substantially contributed to by other factors or circumstances
beyond PROWINCH control, including (but not limited to) defective installation, maintenance or repair, product modication
or alteration, any neglect misuse or excessive use, mishandling, product exposure to extreme or unsuitable conditions, normal
wear and tear or failure to follow manufacturer’s instructions. This warranty does not apply to damage that PROWINCH
determines to be from repairs made or attempted by anyone other than PROWINCH authorized personnel.
Return of the product with a copy of proof of purchase to PROWINCH, freight prepaid and insured, are required for this
warranty to be effective. If more than one year has elapsed from purchase date, proof of periodic and regular maintenance by
an authorized service must also be provided for this warranty to be effective. PROWINCH does not cover freight or labor charges
associated with the inspection and testing of products which are found by PROWINCH not to be a valid warranty claim.
DISCLAIMER
In no event shall PROWINCH be liable for any labor, removal and installation expenses, loss of time, manufacturing costs,
transportation, materials, loss of prots, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for any costs, attorney fees,
expenses, losses or delays, direct or indirect, alleged to be as a consequence of any damage to, failure of, or defect in any
product including, but not limited to, any claims for loss of prots. PROWINCH disclaims any implied warranties, including
without limitation, any implied warranty of merchantability or tness for a particular use or purpose.
Acceptance of the exclusive repair and replacement remedies described herein is a condition of the contract for the purchase
of every PROWINCH product. If you do not agree to this condition, you should not purchase the product.
LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE