Fastcorp, LLC
DIVI Setup and Users Guide
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RECEIVING INSPECTION
Upon Receipt and, before removing packing material, inspect the outside of the machine for damage. Remove
exterior packing materials and again inspect the vendor for shipping damage. If possible, report shipping damage
to the truck driver at the time of delivery. Have the driver note damage on the bill of lading and immediately
notify the trucking company. Although the terms of sale are FOB shipping point which requires the consignee to
initiate shipping damage claims, Fastcorp will gladly help if a claim needs to be filed.
7.
Tools required uncrating the vendor:
Screw gun with Phillips #2 bit –to remove screws (only if sand boxed)
Box cutter knife to remove stretch wrap
Cutting pliers to cut tie-wraps
The DIVI Merchandiser is packaged using the most effective means possible to safeguard the vending machine
during transportation and distribution. We encourage you to save the shipping materials for reuse whenever the
vendor is shipped.
The cabinet is shrink-rapped after the installation of:
Four Corner Boards
Bubble Wrap
Card Board Panels
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This serves to protect the graphics and prevent damage to the cabinet and door.
Optional Sandbox
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We install a protective wood perimeter barrier onto the skids at the base of the cabinet to
prevent damage from fork trucks during warehousing and transport.
REMOVE SHRINK WRAP FROM THE CABINET BEFORE STORING THE VENDOR OUTSIDE.
Robot shipping bracket / ties
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Remove the Shipping Materials:
Use a screw gun with a #2 Phillips bit to remove the retainer screws from the wood perimeter barrier at the
base of the vendor.
Use a box cutter knife to cut the shrink wrap. When cutting the shrink wrap, make all cuts over the corner
boards. Failure to do so may cause damage to the Power Supply Cord, Graphics, or paint.
Store corner boards, card board panels and wood base barrier for future use.
The shipping skids that are installed onto the DIVI Vendor will accommodate most pump jacks and vending
machine lifting devices. It is unnecessary to mount the machine onto a pallet for transport with these in place.
The skids are held in place by the (4) Leveling Legs.
