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Important Safety Information
Harbil NSC80 Series | 9
Your Harbil NSC80 is a compact manual colorant dispenser that was designed for exceptional reliability and
ease of use. It is a nearly maintenance free device that should deliver many years of reliable service. Its
features include:
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Heavy-duty components and a durable finish for long wear.
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Bottom agitation linked with rotation of the canisters.
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Special adjustable shelving to accommodate all can sizes.
Your Harbil NSC80 Compact Color Dispenser has been designed with every consideration possible to provide
for simplicity of operation, complete accuracy and no maintenance of any mechanical parts. It can be set up
and put into service within a matter of minutes and anyone can learn to operate it on the first attempt by
following the simple instructions contained in this manual.
While function was a primary factor in the design, the NSC80 Dispenser is an attractive unit and will always
look like new with proper housekeeping. Cleanliness of the dispenser and proper maintenance of the colorant
in the machine are the only requirements necessary for a long and satisfactory use of this dispenser.
IMPORTANT:
Unpack all of the shipping cartons and carefully inspect the contents for any
concealed damage, which may have occurred in transit. If any damage is
found, notify the carrier at once and arrange for inspection in order to claim
recovery. Claims for damage must be made by the consignee (YOU).The
carrier assumes full responsibility upon acceptance of shipment and will not
entertain any claims by the consignor (Fluid Management).
CAUTION:
To reduce the risk of Electric Shock or Injury, Use Indoors Only.
READ CAREFULLY BEFORE REMOVING BASE FROM PACKAGING
When removing the base of the dispenser from the packaging, be
sure to use the lower plate shown in the figure #1 when lifting into
location. This lower plate is mounted directly to the bottom cabinet
and will provide the support needed to move the dispenser into its
final location.
Figure #1
