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STEP 4:
Top Panel Latch - Unlatch the top panel by
rotating the latch lever clear of the screw
head. Repeat this step for both the right and
left sides.
STEP 5:
Flip the top panel over to meet the front
panel top rail. See FIGURE 2.4
NOTE: Maintain full control of the top panel
on both sides during this step. Do NOT
allow the top to slam down.
Keep hands clear of possible pinch areas when moving parts which, if not avoided,
could result in MINOR to MODERATE INJURY.
STEP 6:
Front Pin - Align the top panel pin (panel center) with front panel top track.
NOTE: Pull the front panel frame outward to help align the center pin with track.
The pin rests inside the door frame track, preventing the door panel from sliding
in or out during use.
STEP 7:
Casters - Once the Kat Klowder is in the correct location and is clear of people
and obstructions, safely disengage the front panel casters.
Collapse Procedures
The following procedures require two people to safely collapse (fold) the Kat Klowder. Both
sides of the unit must be folded simultaneously. Do not attempt to collapse the Kat Klowder
while the space is occupied. Clear the unit of all animals and debris and fold-up all perch
shelves in their full upright position.
The front casters should be engaged (touching the floor) and the back casters should be
disengaged (raised above floor) for these procedures. Use the foot operated pedal to raise
and lower the casters as needed.
When the Kat Klowder is left unattended and in the collapsed position, always
disengage the casters to prevent the unit from unintentional movement.
Ensure the Kat Klowder is level during use and when stowed to prevent possible tipping
which, if not avoided, could result in SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH.
Keep the area clear of personnel and animals
when raising and lowering the unit. Maintain full
control of the unit when operating the caster
foot operated pedal, which if not avoided, could
result in MINOR to MODERATE INJURY.
STEP 1:
Flip the top panel over onto the other half of
the top panel, secure by using the latch on
both ends. See FIGURE 2.5
Keep hands clear of possible pinch areas
when moving parts which, if not avoided,
could result in MINOR to MODERATE INJURY.
FIGURE 2.4 - Top Panel
FIGURE 2.5 - Top Panel
SECTION TWO
