STANDARD RECOMMENDED PROCEDURE 003-1072-AEN | ISSUE 2 | MARCh 2021 | PAGE 11 OF 11
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1. In the event of high attenuation, the connectors can be removed and cleaned.
2. Metal components may be cleaned occasionally with a damp, nonabrasive cloth. Repaint
any bare metal with touch-up paint, which can be ordered separately
(p/n FDh-PNTKIT-A=almond; FDh-PNT-KIT-B=maple brown; FDh-PNT-KIT-G=green).
3. In the event of ice buildup on the outside surfaces and latches, use a cordless heat gun on low
heat to melt the ice.
CAUTION:
Do not use any open flames or hammers to remove the ice.
When all work operations inside the cabinet are complete, secure the cabinet door.
Step 1:
Install the rear door, if it was removed.
Step 2:
Disengage the door restraint by gently lifting it to release the door.
Step 3:
Close the door and rotate the handle 90 degrees clockwise. Press handle into cabinet
to lock the door latch. For additional security, insert a padlock (purchased separately)
through the holes in the hasp around the latch.
216B Tool
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12. Securing the Cabinet
13. Maintenance
