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B.PRO food serving trolley / cutlery soaking trolley OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Overloaded storage surfaces!
Overloading the unit base (SAW) and the fold-down storage shelf can cause the unit to tip over
and damage the castors and stored objects. It also increases the risk of injury, especially in the
direct vicinity of the unit.
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Make sure that the weight of objects placed on the storage surfaces and on the shelves
below does not exceed the maximum surface load.
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Do NOT load attachments with heavy objects (e.g. filled Gastronorm containers).
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Regularly check the storage surfaces and shelves for signs of deformation or damage.
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Make sure that no one sits on the storage surfaces or uses them as a climbing aid.
Overloaded sliding lid!
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Only load the sliding lid to the maximum permitted threshold values.
Overloaded sneeze guard!
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Do not place objects on the sneeze guard.
Transport damage and risk of injury!
Improper transport can lead to personal injury and damage to the unit and other property.
– Make sure that the unit location meets the requirements specified in directives, regulations,
rules imposed by the German Employers Liability Insurance Association and any other
applicable national provisions in their current version in the countries of use.
Danger of tipping!
This unit can tip over and cause serious injuries and damage to property.
With the door closed, the unit can be tilted to an angle of 10° while standing still.
– Remove any objects from the unit top before changing its location.
Gastronorm containers or dishes may fall out of the unit when it is pushed.
– Hold unit door closed while changing its location.
– Only sloped surfaces with an incline of <10° may be crossed.
– If the unit is standing on a sloped surface, it must be secured by extra means, such as wheel
chocks, in addition to applying the castor brakes to prevent it from rolling away accidentally.
– Before transporting the unit, check that the castor brakes are working properly by positioning
the unit on a flat surface and locking the castors.
– Check whether the unit stays still and make sure that the unit does not roll away or slide. If
there are signs of damage to the castor brakes or poor braking performance, DO NOT use
the unit and immediately arrange for the defective castor(s) to be replaced by an authorised
service point.
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Chapter "Repairs" on page 48
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