Page 1
PRODUCT MANUAL
58ST FS (V.2.0.F)
62ST FS (V.2.0.F)
RON-WPM-710258-58STFS/62STFS-Rev.6
Page 2
EXPLODED VIEW
58ST FS (V.2.0.F)
62ST FS (V.2.0.F)
p2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
ITEM No. 3 - 736111
3.1
3.3
3.4
3.2
ITEM No. 17 - 775700
17.1
17.2
17.3
17.4
17.5
17.6
12
20
16
17
15
10
13
11
16
18
14
19
17.7
17.1
ITEM No. 18 - 774700
18.1
18.2
18.3
18.4
18.5
18.6
18.1
Page 3
58ST FS (V.2.0.F)
62ST FS (V.2.0.F)
PARTS LIST
ITEM NO. QTY. DESCRIPTION PART NO.
1 3 Screw 543312
2 1 Self-tailing arm - Model 58ST 544601
2 1 Self-tailing arm - Model 62ST 544610
3 1 Self-tailing top complete - Model ST FS 736111
3.1 1 Circlip 590400U
3.2 6 Screw 585140
3.3 1 Top ring - Model ST 521201
3.4 1 O-ring RD100432
4 1 Drum complete 745302
5 1 Drive shaft complete 527800
6 1 Bushing (not removable) 716503
7 1 Retaining ring (not removable) 524500
8 14 Ball, stainless steel 526301
9 15 Ball, POM 536302
10 1 Upper base 745201
11 1 Roller bearing complete 724100
12 1 Circlip 724300
13 1 Roller bearing complete 528601
14 1 Lower base 745101
15 6 Screw DIN912-A4-M8x16
16 2 Shaft 526800
17 1 Small ratchet gear complete - Model 58ST 775700
17 1 Small ratchet gear complete - Model 62ST 775750
17.1 2 Bushing 525600
17.2 1 Washer 524300
17.3 1 Ratchet gear wheel - Model 58ST 524900
17.3 1 Ratchet gear wheel - Model 62ST 529700
17.4 2 Pawl 533400
17.5 2 Spring 533500
17.6 1 Washer 526400
17.7 1 Gear wheel - Model 58ST 524800
17.7 1 Gear wheel - Model 62ST 520300
18 1 Pawl gear 774700
18.1 2 Bushing 786600
18.2 1 Pawl gear 774500
18.3 2 Pawl 713200
18.4 2 Arm spring 713300
18.5 1 Bushing 786500
18.6 1 Large ratchet gear 774600
19 1 Base cover - Model ST FS 745720
19 1 Base cover - Model ST FS (Electric models) 745721
20 3 Screw DIN912-A4-M6x10
1 Product manual 710258
1 Service kit 12 (not included) 710012
p3
Page 4
58ST FS (V.2.0.F)
62ST FS (V.2.0.F)
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Installing the winch is easy, if you follow these instructions. The numbers in ( ) refer to the
position numbers in the parts list.
Tools required for the installation:
• Allen key (5 mm)
• Allen key (8 mm)
• Ø10.5 mm (13/32”) drill
• Bedding compound
1. Drill bolt holes Ø10,5mm (3/8”) using the winch template.
Be sure that no dust comes in contact with the winch, while drilling.
• 6 x M10 (3/8”) countersunk head screws and corresponding
nuts (length depending on deck thickness)
• 6 x large washers or backing plate
• Ring spanner to match nuts
p4
2. Remove screws (1).
3. Remove self-tailing arm (2) and drum (4).
4. Apply a light coat of bedding compound, ensuring that each bolt hole is bedded.
Keep drain grooves clear.
5. Fasten lower base (14) into place using 6 pcs. M10 (3/8”) countersunk head screws.
Use large washers or a backing plate.
6. Assemble in reverse order.
7. Check that the winch is functioning correctly:
- The drum should operate smoothly, when turning the drum clockwise by hand.
- The drum must not turn when trying to turn the drum anti clockwise by hand.
- While turning the winch handle clockwise the drum should turn slowly.
- While turning the winch handle anti clockwise the drum should turn quickly.
PAWL SPRING MOUNTING
Note the curved
spring “arm”
Page 5
58ST FS (V.2.0.F)
62ST FS (V.2.0.F)
SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
Tools required for service:
• Allen key (5 mm)
• Allen key (6 mm)
• Screwdriver (small)
1. Remove screws (1).
2. Remove self-tailing arm (2) and drum (4).
3. Remove drive shaft (5) .
4. Clean the balls (8, 9) with a rag.
DO NOT remove the balls and the small retaining ring (7) above the balls.
5. Remove screws (15).
• Winch handle
• ANDERSEN winch grease
p5
6. Remove upper base (10).
7. Remove roller bearing (13).
8. Remove shafts (16).
9. Remove and dismantle the two gear units (17), (18).
10. Clean all parts in white spirits/mineral spirits. Remember to clean the gear teeth and
ball track inside the drum (4).
11. Assemble in reverse order. During assemble, by the use of a small soft brush lightly grease
all gear teeth, drive shaft, roller bearing, shafts, pawls, springs and bushings. Pawls should
only be lubricated with a very thin lm of ANDERSEN WINCH GREASE. It is very important
that pawls can move freely.
IMPORTANT: When assembling the winch, check the functioning of each pawl by pushing the
pawl against the spring. The pawls should move smoothly and automatically return to their
normal position, where the pawls engage with the teeth. If the pawls do not function correctly,
clean and lubricate the pawls and gears. Check the function of the pawls again to make sure
that it works correctly. If the pawls do not work correctly replace the springs and recheck the
functioning.
Malfunctioning pawls may lead to unexpected release of the winch force resulting in fatal
injuries to the user and others.
Service Kit No: 12 (part. no. 710012) contains spare parts for this winch.
Maintenance instructions for PVD coated stainless steel surfaces.
PVD-coated surfaces should be rinsed regularly in fresh water to remove any salt residue, dirt
or other contaminants and dried gently with a soft cloth. To remove grease or other marks,
a mild abrasive free cleaning agent such as spray-on glass cleaning solution may be used.
No caustic detergents or other aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents
should ever be used, as they may damage the surface.
Page 6
58ST FS (V.2.0.F)
62ST FS (V.2.0.F)
p6
GENERAL INFORMATION
Due to the best choice of materials and high precision in manufacturing, we recommend, for
normal use, only to dismantle, clean and lubricate the winch once every second year. Under
extensive use, such as racing, charter or blue water sailing, we recommend to lubricate the
winch once every year.
We strongly recommend always to use ANDERSEN WINCH GREASE, when lubricating your
winch. ANDERSEN WINCH GREASE is a high quality silicone/Teon grease product.
Most other types of grease, including “marine grease” are not suitable for lubrication of
winches. Non-suitable grease products can cause malfunction, which could result in fatal
injuries for the user and others.
Pawl arm springs should be replaced every second year. Spare arm springs and other parts
that may be required are included in the ANDERSEN Service Kit. Please refer to the service
instruction for the Service Kit suitable for the specic winch.
When the winch handle is not in use but the winch is under load, we recommend, from a
safety point of view, to remove the winch handle from the winch.
To ensure correct function of the self-tailing unit, only use recommended line sizes. When
using the winch with mooring lines DO NOT use the self-tailing function and be sure that the
mooring line is not in contact with the self-tailing arm.
To ensure the best possible functioning of the winch, we recommend that
the winch is placed in accordance with the line entry (shown below).
Output
drive
gear
Ideal
rope
entry
Be also aware that the self-tailing arm is positioned correctly. We recommend to have the
self-tailing arm positioned within the shaded area (shown above). On this model the self-tailing
arm can be placed in several dierent positions after having installed the winch.
To identify the Output Drive Gear, insert a winch handle into the winch
and rotate in both directions, the drive gear will only rotate clockwise
in a fast and slow speed.
Page 7
SAFETY NOTICES
ALL WINCHES
Read All Safety Notices and Product Manuals
Do not install or operate this winch before reading and fully understanding the contents of
this Product Manual.
Stay Alert When Operating
Andersen winches are very powerful and have the potential to cause signicant damage
and/or serious injury if used improperly or without due caution and vigilance.
Operators Must be Trained
Help prevent signicant damage and/or serious injury by ensuring any person operating a
winch has a thorough understanding of its proper operation and is aware of the potential
hazards involved. As a minimum, all winch operators must read and understand this Safety
Notice Sheet and the Product Manual.
Particular attention is drawn to the following points:
• Children and others not qualied to operate an electric winch must be kept at a safe
distance from the winch and any rigging or ttings that are under load.
• Long hair and/or loose clothing must be tied back to avoid being caught in the winch.
• In the event of a rope override or other fault, stop the winch and turn o power before
attempting to resolve the problem.
58ST FS (V.2.0.F)
62ST FS (V.2.0.F)
p7
Avoid Accidental Operation
Remove winch handles and turn o power to the winch when not in use to help avoid
unsupervised or unintentional operation. Failure to do so could result in signicant
damage and/or serious injury.
Maintenance
Turn o power to the winch before performing any maintenance or service tasks. Failure
to do so could result in signicant damage and/or serious injury.
Lifting Operations
The winch must not be operated with the rope in the self tailer when used in any kind of
lifting operation.
Any lifting operations should be conducted by two persons in order to maintain constant
visual contact with the object being lifted.
Furthermore the self tailer must not be used as a cleat for a rope used to lift or suspend
any object. The rope must be secured properly by tying o, or leading to a suitable tting
such as a cleat or bollard.
Failure to observe these precautions
could result in serious injury or death.
DO NOT DISCARD
Page 8
PRODUCT MANUAL
58ST FS (V.2.0.F) | 62ST FS (V.2.0.F)
WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION & SERVICE
Visit www.andersenwinches.com
WARRANTY
Visit www.ronstan.com/warranty
Manufactured by Ronstan Denmark ApS.
Jægervænget 36 - 7100 Vejle - Denmark
oce@ronstan.dk - www.andersenwinches.com
p8
Loading...