ZXSDR R8882 Hardware Installation Guide
2.
Equipment check list and unpacking inspection report are packed in crate #1. The
unpacking inspection report need to be checked out and archived first.
3.
If any goods missing, default, wrong equipments, inaccuracy in number or damages
are found, the
Feedback For Unpacking Inspection
needs to be filled out by
engineering supervisor with relevant reason. It should be send back to ZTE as soon
as possible for processing.
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1.4.2 Unpacking Crate
Context
The required tools are claw hammer, pliers, straight screw driver and crow bar.
Steps
1.
Insert a straight screw driver or a claw hammer into the metal lock on the cover of the
wooden crate. Rotate the screw driver or the claw hammer to loosen the iron sheet.
Then open it with crow bar and pliers.
2.
Open up all the other metal locks on the wooden crate top surface and remove the top
cover.
3.
Take out the carton from the wooden crate.
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1.4.3 Unpacking Carton
Context
Cartons are generally used for packing spare parts for electronic equipments, terminal
devices and ancillary materials. Spare parts for electronic equipments are delivered in
static-free bags. The static-free protective measures are needed when unpacking.
Unpacking tools: Oblique clamp, paper cutter
Follow the two points during the unpacking process:
l
The static-free bag should not be broken for future storage or repair purpose.
l
Desiccant in the carton should be properly disposed and be kept away from children.
Steps
1.
Cut off packing bands with the oblique clamp.
2.
Slice along the tapes on the edges of the case cover and mind the depth when cutting.
3.
Open up the carton and take out the bubbles.
4.
Check out the goods according to the check list attached to the carton.
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