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Section 1: UNPACKAGING
When your shipment arrives, please inspect it very carefully. Look
particularly for damage to the box covering it. If it looks crushed,
cut or punctured, have the freight driver wait until you can cut the
box off, and inspect the machine itself. Also, look for damage to
the wooden skid itself. Broken wood can signify rough treatment.
Any damage should be photographed.
The machine and skid weigh about 100 pounds total. Two people,
one on each side, should easily be able to carry it, and it will fit
through a standard 36" exterior door.
If you haven't already, remove the box from the skid by cutting
through it as close as possible to the skid, then lift it off. Look for
a small box inside which contains 4 black plastic feet, and an Allen
wrench to change out blades in the future.
The machine is held in place by two runners along its sides, which
have a clip at their middles that hooks into the middle bottom
louver on each side of the machine. The clips are screwed down to
the runner, and these screws must be removed to free the machine
from the skid. (See Figures 1-1, 1-2, 1-3)
Once the machine is free, place it up onto the intended work
surface. To install the feet, refer to Figures 1-4 & 1-5. The feet
simply plug into the 4 holes that are molded into the machine's
base.
Remove the wire ties holding the power cord in place, and unravel
it. The machine is now ready for use.
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