Simpro Multi-Tip MT1200, User Manual

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2.2.2 Type-E Cradle (standard)
2.2.2.1 Emplacing bins
Place the wheelie bin onto the cradle. For full-size 240L bins,
both wheels should be positioned into a catch (on either side of
the cradle). For smaller bins such as 60L, 80L, 120L and 140L, only
the left-hand wheel needs be positioned into a catch. Once
the bin is correctly emplaced, walk to the control panel.
The wheel catches are designed to work with standard
EN840 wheelie bins from leading brands such as Europlast, Sulo,
ESE, Weber, Craemer, OnePlastics and Trident.
Some smaller bin manufacturers use axles of different lengths. If the distance between
the wheels is slightly too large or small, the wheels may jam against the catches,
preventing a secure emplacement. Should this occur, simply unbolt and remove the
right-hand wheel catch. All bins can be securely retained using the left-hand catch only.
Some smaller bin manufacturers use tyres which are too wide to fit inside the wheel
catches. Should this issue occur, simply insert additional packers (flat washers) onto the
wheel catch mounting bolts, to increase the spacing as needed.
2.2.2.2 Removing bins
Using the grab-handle provided, gently remove the wheelie bin from the cradle.
2.2.3 Type-C Cradle
2.2.3.1 Emplacing bins
Place the wheelie bin into the machine, positioned centrally against
the cradle backplate. Take care that the lifting teeth are properly
hooked into the bin combing; smaller bins such as 60L and 80L may
need to be tilted or lifted sli
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bin is correctly emplaced, walk to the control panel.
2.2.3.2 Removing bins
Using the grab-handle provided, gently remove the wheelie bin
from the cradle. Some bins may need to be tilted or lifted slightly to
detach them from the cradle teeth.
2.2.4 Type-A Cradle
2.2.4.1 Emplacing bins
Place the trash cart into the machine, positioned centrally against the
cradle backplate. Take care that the lifting hooks are properly
engaged with the front of the cart; some carts may need to be tilted or
lifted
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emplaced, walk to the control panel.
2.2.4.2 Removing bins
Using the grab-handle provided, gently remove the trash cart from the
cradle. Some carts may need to be tilted or lifted slightly to detach
them from the lifting hook.