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B.PRO food serving trolley / cutlery soaking trolley
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Accidental unit movement!
Defective castor brakes or poor braking performance can cause the unit to roll away unintention-
ally and result in personal injury and damage to property.
Do NOT move the unit when the castor brakes are applied.
Avoid impacts.
Do not traverse bumps or steps.
Do not traverse uneven floors.
The unit should be pushed only, NEVER pulled.
Risk of crushing!
When pushing the unit, there is a risk of hands being trapped and crushed between the wall and
the unit.
Keep hands and fingers away from the wall or unit when pushing.
When moving the unit, watch out for any people or objects in front of the unit.
Heavy unit that may tip over! Excessive speed!
If the person pushing the banquet trolley cannot see over it, a second person must walk in front
of the unit when it is being pushed to allow the unit to be moved safely. An additional person is
always needed for safety reasons when the field of vision is limited, during complicated transport
manoeuvres and while traversing ramps, hollows and inclined surfaces.
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Chapter "Traversing ramps, recesses, inclined surfaces" on page 35
If you push with just one hand, this may prevent you from applying the brakes quickly enough if
the unit is heavy. The person who moves the unit to its new position must always be capable of
braking the unit in an emergency, even if loaded.
Always use TWO hands to push the unit using the push handle.
TWO people (one at each side wall of the unit) are required to move the unit over ramps or
recesses.
Always bring the unit to its new location at a sensible speed
(no faster than 3 km/h – equivalent to a slow walking pace).
SAG 2/3 food serving trolley
Slipping load!
When pushing the unit, Gastronorm containers/trays can slip out of the unit and cause personal
injury and damage to property.
Keep unit doors closed while changing location.