SWITCH ASSEMBLY 4N6938 - Caterpillar

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Use link brackets in pairs, at approved lifting points with lifting chain, wire rope, or slings. Use correct link brackets and chains for the capacity of load being lifted.
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Note: Prevent possible damage to the tooling, lifting device, or component. Make sure the lifting device bail (hook) is correctly sized and is fully engaged in the link bracket.Crushing hazard - Use link brackets only in pairs at approved lift points. The recommended link bracket lift angle is between 0° and 45°. Refer to Load Rating Chart - Table 1 for Link Bracket load limits at specific lifting angles.
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The recommended lifting angle is between 0° and 45°, as shown. Refer to Load Rating Chart - Table 1 in this manual for Link Bracket load limits at specific lifting angles.
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Do not weld in a component while the component is supported by link brackets. If welding is necessary, take all precautions to avoid damage to the component and link brackets.
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Do not stack link brackets together at the same attachment point. Use two link brackets spaced apart at approved lifting points.Maintenance Section
Inspection
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Inspect Equipment - Inspect link brackets prior to each use for nicks, burrs, dents, cracks, bent, or worn parts. If damaged is found, discontinued use, destroy the tool, and dispose of as scrap.
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Working Load Limit (WLL) mark - Do not use link brackets unless load identification (WLL) markings are legible.
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Do not use link brackets if links or holes are elongated or deformed.
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Do not use with bolts or washers that are worn, bent, or damaged.Inspect Equipment - Have tooling inspected annually by an approved dealership inspector.Cleaning
Clean the tooling using a non-solvent based cleaner.Storage
Store tooling indoors in a clean, dry location to prevent rust or corrosion.Tool Disposal
At the end of the tools operational life, destroy the tool and dispose of as scrap.Standards Certificate of Compliance
(Refer to Illustration 28)
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