Shinn Fu Fantom U0705 Manuel utilisateur

12 VOLT WINCH

12 VOLT WINDE

(POWER IN/POWER OUT)

Assembly and Operating Instructions

Bedienungsanleitung und Gebrauchsvorschriften

Model: U0705

SHINN FU EUROPE B.V.

Roosendaal , The Netherlands

(GB)

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Model

No.

Rolling Load

Capacity Marine

Capacity Power Draw Cable

Specs. N.W.

Single

Line Double

Line Max.

Boat

Weight

Max.

Boat

Length

Power

Supply Circuit

Breaker Cable

Length Cable

Diameter

kg mkgkg volt

DC Amp m mm kg

U0705 3,000 5,000 2,000 5.5 12 25±3 13 5.4 18.2

OWNER’S RESPONSIBILITY

1. The owner and/or the operator shall have an understanding of these operating

instructions and the following warnings before operating the electrical winch. Failure

to follow these warnings may result in loss of load, damge to the winch, property

damage, personal, or fatal injury.

2. Warning information shall be emphasized and understood. If the user is not fluent

in English, instructions and warnings shall be read to and discussed with the user

in the user’s native language by the owner to make sure that user comprehends

the contents.

3. The owner shall retain this manual for further reference to important warnings,

installation, operating and maintenance instructions.

NOTE

Never connect to other than 12 volt DC systems . Use on other than 12 volt DC

systems or systems with insufficient current will damage the winch , and can cause

personal injury to the operator and bystanders .

Never connect directly to or attempt to power by using a battery charger.

WARNING

1. Never use as a lifting device or as a hoist for vertical lifting (see Figure1).

2. Never winch a vehicle with passengers in it, leaning against it, or pushing it from

behind (see Figure 2).

3. All performance ratings are based on the first layer of the cable on the spool with

no less than 5 full turns. Rated capacity pulls are not possible with full spool

condition.

4. Rolling load capacity is based on the flat surface which is smooth and level.

5. Never overload the winch, and get the winch wet. In self-recovery conditions, use

common sense.

6. Winching a load from deep, gumbo mud or snow will greatly reduce the

effectiveness of the winch. Use every precaution to help lessen the severity of a

cable break.

7. Always use leather gloves or a heavy rag when handling the cable (see Figure 3).

8. Always keep hands and body away from the cable and the cable spool during

operation.

9. For best winching results, a vehicle should be running, transmisstion set in neutral.

emgerncy brake set and wheels securely choked (see Figure 4).

10. To prevent overheating and possibly a fire, always connect the circuit breaker to

positive battery cable of the winch.

11. When not in use, disconnect the power cord from the winch to prevent accidental

start-up.

12. When winching a heavy load, place a blanket or jacket on the cable 1~2 meters

ahead of the cable hook to help lessen the severity of a cable break (see Figure

5).

13. The ambient lighting area where the winch is in use shall has a sufficient intensity

to allow safe working with the winch.

14. It is the owner’s responsibility to keep warning decals legible and intact.

Replacement decals may be obtained from the factory.

Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure3

BOTTOM VIEW

BASE OF WINCH

MOUNTING HOLE (3/8”)

SIDE VIEW

MOUNTING HOLE (3/8”)

FIGURE A

3/8” BOLT

(NOT INCLUDED)

LOCK WASHER

(NOT INCLUDED)

NUT

(NOT INCLUDED) MOUNTING

SURFACE

MOUNTING HOLE (3/8”)

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION

Permanent Mounting Of The Winch:

1. Select a mounting site on the bed of a truk, trailer, or other suitable location.

2. Align the Base of the Winch with the desired location, and mark for drilling the

three mounting holes required to attach the Winch to the desired location. Then,

drill these three mounting holes on the vehicle/trailer. (See Figure A.)

3. Use three hardened Steel Bolts at least 3/8” in diameter, three Lock Washers, and

three Nuts (all nor included), to securely attach the Winch to the desired location.

(See Figure A.)

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Temporary Mounting of the Winch:

1. Insert three Screws (part# 74) into the three mounting holes in the Adapter Plate,

and secure the Screws to the Adapter Plate, using three Washers (part# 76), and

three Nuts (part# 77). (See Figure B.)

2. Insert the heads of the three screws (part# 74) into the three keyhole slots on the

Base of the Winch. (See Figure B.)

3. Attach the Winch with its Plate (part# 75) to the vehicle’s Hitch Ball (not included)

by inserting the Hitch Ball through the teardrop-shaped hole in the Adapter Plate.

(See Figure B).

SCREW (#74)

WASHER (#76)

ADAPTER PLATE (#75)

NUT (#77)

WEIVMOTTOBWEIVEDIS

HITCH BALL

(NOT INCLUDED)

PLATE (#75)

FIGURE B

(#75)

To Connect the Electrical Wiring:

NOTICE: The use of an “Overload Protection Device” (circuit breaker) is highly

recommended in order to protect the vehicle and its battery from damage in case of a

winch failure/overload. A 30 - amp circuit breaker (not included) should be purchased

and installed in a safe location as close to the vehicle’s battery as possible. The circuit

breaker will be installed inline with the winch’s RED wire and the vehicle battery. Two

(2) solderless, insulated, 12-10 AWG ring tongue terminals (not included) will also be

needed to install the circuit breaker. The rings on the terminals will need to be big enough

to fit on the battery terminal bolt.

1. Note: Depending on your level of knowledge regarding electrical wiring, you

may wish to have this procedure performed by a qualified technician.

2. CAUTION: Prior to performing this procedure, make sure the vehicle engine

is turned off. Make sure the vehicle transmission is in its ”Park” position

and emergency brake is on. Also, make sure the engine, transmission, and

exhaust system is cool to touch.

3. To connect the wiring, plan a route for the Wire Harness Assembly (part# 64)

from he point of where the Winch will be mounted on the vehicle to the vehicle’s 12

Volt DC Battery. The route should be secure, out of the way of moving parts, road

debris, or any possibility of being damaged by operation or maintenance of the

vehicle. For example, the Power Cord nay be routed under the vehicle, attaching

it to the frame using suitable fasteners (not included). Do not attach the Power

Cord to the exhaust system, drive shalf, emergency brake cable, fuel line, or any

other components which may create damage to the Power Cord through heat or

motion, or create a fire hazard. If a hole is drilled through the bumper or any other

part of the vehicle, make sure to install a rubber grommet (not included) in the hole

to prevent fraying of the wires at that point.

4. Route the Wire HarnessAssembly (part# 64), following the precautions discussed

in Step #3. Once the Wire Harness Assembly (part# 64) is routed to the Battery,

attach the RED, color coded, Ring Electrical Connector to thePOSITIVE(+) terminal

of the Battery. (See Figure C.)

5. Attach the BLACK, color coded, Ring Electrical Connector to the NEGATEVE(-)

terminal of the Battery. (See Figure C)

6. WARNING: Never continue using the Winch until the vehicle’s 12 Volt DC Battery

is run down. You may wish to keep the engine running while using the Winch to

continually recharge the Battery. However, make sure the vehicle is in” neutral,”

the vehicle’s emergency brake has been set and, whenever possible, the vechicle’s

wheels have been chocked. Do not use a dirty, corroded, or leaking Battery to

avoid injury from possible acid burns, Always wear ANSI approved safety eye

goggles when working with or around a Battery.

7. CAUTION: Carbon Monoxide is a colorless, odorless, vapor emitted from

the engine’s exhaust and may kill or injure when inhaled. Do not run the

engine in an enclosed area.

To Connect The Handheld Remote Control:

1. Lift the Rubber Seal on the left side of the Winch, and insert the Cord Plug (part#

8) into the Remote Control Socket. Then, set the Remote Control Housing in a

safe place until ready for use. (See Figure D.)

REMOTE

CONTROL CORD

POWER IN/

POWER OUT

SWITCH (#10)

REMOTE CONTROL

HOUSING

CORD PLUG (#8) REMOTE CONTROL SOCKET

BLACK RING

CONNECTOR

RED RING

CONNECTOR

WIRE HAEMESS

ASSEMBLY (#64)

REMOTE

CONTROL

SOCKET

NEGATIVE +

POSITIVE

VEHICLE BATTERY

(NOT INCLUDED)

FIGURE D

FIGURE C

To Attach The Hand Crack:

1. Insert the mounting hole of the Hand Crank (part# 1) onto the Shaft (part# 21).

Then secure the Hand Crank to the Shaft, using one Nut (part# 24). (See Figure

E).

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

To Use The Winch Manually:

1. WARNING: Do not use the Hank Crank (part# 1) to assist a powered Winch.

This will damage the Winch, and may cause personal injury. (See Figure E).

2. Place the vehicle’s transmission in “Park.”Turn off the engine. Set the emergency

brake, and block the wheels from rolling, using suitable chocks (not included.)

3. To operate the Hand Crank (part# 1), turn the Clutch Knob clockwise until hand

tight. Do not force it or overtighten. (See Figure E.)

4. Rotate the Hand Crank (part# 1) clockwise to tighten the Steel Cable. Continue

turning the Hand Crank clockwise until the Steel Cable has been completely

retracted. (See Figure E.)

HAND CRANK (#1)

FIGURE E

SHAFT (#21)

NUT (#24)

STEEL CABLE

6. CAUTION: Never allow anyone to stand near the Steel Cable, or in line with

the Steel Cable behind the Winch while it is under power. Should the Steel

Cable slip or the break it can suddenly whip back towards the Winch, causing

a hazard for anyone in the area.Always stand well to the side while winching.

7. Stand clear and, when it is safe to do so, use the “ Power in “ feature on the Switch

(part# 10) to retract the Stell Cable and winch the object as desired. (See Figure G.)

To Use The Electrically Powered Winch:

2. Place the vehicle’s transmission in “ Park”. Set the emergency brake, and block

1. If screw off Control Knob B (Part#43), you can pull out steel rope by hand

quickly. In addition, we must ensure screw down Control Knob A (Part#32) and

Control Knob B (Part#43)

the wheels from rolling, using suitable chocks (not included).

3. NOTE: You may wish to keep the vehicle’s engine running while using the Winch

to continually recharge the battery. However, use extreme caution when working

around a vehicle with its engine running.

4. Pull out the Steel Cable to the desired length, using the “Power Out” feature located

on the Switch (part# 10). Always leave at least five turns of Steel Cable on the Spool

turns of the Cable Assembly to prevent pulling the Steel Cable completely out of

the Winch. (See Figure G.)

5. Hook onto the object using a pulling point, tow strap, or chain (All not included).

Never wrap the Steel Cable around the object or hook onto the object itself. This

can cause damage to the being pulled, and kink or fray the Steel Cable. (See

Figure G.)

REMOTE CONTROL

CORD

POWER IN /POWER OUT

SWITCH (#10)

REMOTE CONTROL

HOUSING

STEEL CABLE

FIGURE G

HAND CRANK (#1)

To Use The Pulley Block:

1. With the Winch Cable Hook (Part# 57) and the accessory Pulley Block Assembly

(part# 56) attached to the Steel Cable, the Pulley BlockAssembly (part# 56) can be

used to nearly double the Winch’s capacity by simply attaching the Pulley Block

Assembly (part# 56) directly to the load and the Winch Cable Hook (part# 57) to

a sturdy mount near the Winch (such as the rear bumper). (See Figure H.)

2. To attach the Pulley Block Assembly (part# 56) to the Steel Cable, remove the two

Nuts on the Pulley Hook. Then, remove one Side Plate on the Pulley Hook. (See

Figure H.)

3. Insert the Steel Cable beneath the Pulley. Then, reattach the Side Plate and the

two Nuts. (See Figure H.)

WINCH CABLE

HOOK (#57)

FIGURE H

BUMPER

SIDE

PLATE

NUT

PULLEY

INSERT

STEEL

CABLE HERE

PULLEY

Pulley Block Assembly (#56)

ATTACH PULLEY BLOCK

ASSEMBLY (#56) TO LOAD

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