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ZECKOROLL 

REV ‘A’ 

OCT 2018

14

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If your tool storage unit has swivel-locks, be sure lock the swivel 

caster wheels parallel to the front of the roll cab prior to opening 

any drawers. Do not open any drawer with swivel caster posi-

tioned inward. 

Do not pull.  

Push to move.

Swivel Casters

Units can tip or strike you.

• 

Close lid and lock drawers before moving

• 

Apply brakes on casters when not moving unit

• 

Do not open any drawer with swivel caster positioned 

inward

Tipping of storage unit or unit striking you can cause injury.

Risk of electric shock and fire.

• 

Disconnect or unplug all power cords and cable assem-

blies before moving unit

Electric shock or fire can cause injury.

Rigid casters. If 

swivel casters, lock 

swivel casters oppo-

site handle prior to 

moving.

Do not pull. Push to move. If your tool storage unit comes with all 

swivel casters, use the swivel-lock pin to lock the two swivel cast-

ers opposite the handle as shown before attempting to move. If 

your tool storage unit comes with two swivel and two rigid caters, 

install handle on the same side as the swivel casters.

MOVING & STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Close and lock all drawers, doors, and lids and lock unit prior to moving. 

Disconnect or unplug all power cords and cable assemblies prior to moving 

unit. Keep these cables safely stored away from roll cab when moving. 

When not moving roll cab, be sure to apply all brakes. Be sure to lock front 

caster wheels parallel to the front of the roll cab prior to opening any draw-

ers. Do not open any drawer with swivel caster facing inward.

Casters will swivel with 

swivel lock pin locked in 

the outward position as 

shown.

Casters will not swivel 

when swivel lock pin 

is locked in the inward 

position as shown.

Units can tip or strike you.

• 

Apply brakes on casters when not moving unit

• 

Do not open any drawer with swivel caster positioned 

inward

Tipping of storage unit or unit striking you can cause injury.

MOVING & STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS 

CONT.

Casters can be converted from swivel to rigid by pulling and rotating 

the swivel lock pin.

Casters can be locked and unlocked by applying pressure to the 

caster brake. The brake on the caster stops the caster wheel from 

rolling when pressed down in the locked position. When lifted up, 

the caster will be unlocked and the wheel will be able to roll. 

When brake is compressed, 

caster wheel will be in the 

locked position and will be 

unable to roll.

When brake is in the up 

position caster wheel will 

be in the unlocked position 

and will be able to roll.

Summary of Contents for ECKO

Page 1: ...ZECKOROLL REV A OCT 2018 14 1 ...

Page 2: ...s Disconnect or unplug all power cord and cable assemblies before moving unit Tipping of storage unit or unit striking you can cause injury Component edges can cut or pinch Wear gloves when removing and installing components into power drawer Keep fingers clear of edges when working near or with sheet metal components Keep hands and fingers clear of prybar or sharp objects Units edges or component...

Page 3: ...Load items weighing more than 15 lbs last Apply brakes on locking casters Do not open any drawer with swivel caster positioned inward Tipping of storage unit or unit striking you can cause injury Risk of electrical shock and fire 12A maximum cumulative load for all recepticles Electrical shock or fire can cause injury Risk of electric shock and fire Do not operate with damaged cord or plug Replace...

Page 4: ... lids and lock unit prior to moving Disconnect or unplug all power cords and cable assemblies prior to moving unit Keep these cables safely stored away from roll cab when moving When not moving roll cab be sure to apply all brakes Be sure to lock front caster wheels parallel to the front of the roll cab prior to opening any draw ers Do not open any drawer with swivel caster facing inward Casters w...

Page 5: ...B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interfer ence in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communica tions However there is no guarantee that i...

Page 6: ...osition that the key can be removed Follow these instructions to manually unlock your TSU for the first time Push the key into the lock cylinder and unlock by turn ing the key to the 9 00 position Return the key back to the 12 00 position and remove the key The ECKO remote lock unit can also be locked man ually Push the key into the lock cylinder and lock by turning the key to the 3 00 position Re...

Page 7: ...ck or unlock the TSU as explained in the remote section of the manual Remote Use The remote is a three button design similar to an automotive remote Press lock key 1 1 3 seconds to lock 1 beep will sound Press unlock key 2 1 3 seconds to unlock 2 beeps will sound Auxiliary ACC key is for future use If red LED does not turn on when pressing lock or unlock battery may be low Maintenance Remote Batte...

Page 8: ...0 seconds the receiver module will beep twice to signify that the pairing time peri od is over Module view behind front dress plate Learn Volume Button Learn Volume Button AC DC Adapter Plug Resetting Remote Lock Receiver Module Follow these steps to reset the ECKO remote lock re ceiver module 1 Open top drawer of the TSU and locate the receiv er module 2 Reset module by removing power cord from t...

Page 9: ...er than 3 rising beeps Receiver failed self test Check sensor board and sensor board cable to ensure correct assembly Sensor board should be connected to main board If damaged replace module Remote does not light up Remote battery low Remove and reinstall remote battery Replace remote battery Response poor or intermittent Remote battery low Remove and reinstall remote battery Replace remote batter...

Page 10: ...ck rod from cam mechanism Lock rod is spring loaded Push toward back of case and twist clock wise with respect to front to disengage 5 Remove cam assembly screw Swing cam assembly down and out of the way Rear of front dress plate view 6 Remove nut and lock washer on back of lock 7 Remove Lock 8 Rotate remote lock module on mounting bracket Pull to right and remove 9 Reinstall in reverse order When...

Page 11: ...se side gap s Make sure that wire is not in the way of drawers 5 Reinstall top two drawers Rear of front dress plate view 8 72737BR Receiver Module with Lock Cover ECKOFOB Remote 8 72737B 9A Wiring Harness 8 72737A AC AC DC Adapter 8 72737A 5 Lock Cover 8 72737A 4 Lock Screw 8 72737A 60 Actuator Assembly RK1ULCA Lock Cylinder RK500KP RK699KP Lock Plug and 1 Key RK1LA Lock Assy 1 Lock 2 Keys RK2LA ...

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