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Operating Instructions and Parts Manual
24565/24566
2/19
2019 OEMTOOLS
™
36" 8 DRAWER TOOL CABINET
28" 7 DRAWER TOOL CABINET
SPECIFIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
:
DO NOT exceed drawer capacity rating (see chart in
Drawer Dimensions, Volume and Capacity section).
WARNING
:
ALWAYS place heavier tools in the bottom drawers.
Overloading the top drawers may cause imbalance.
WARNING
:
ALWAYS be cautious when maneuvering tool box
through the shop. Large obstructions, cracks in the floor, low ceilings,
etc. may cause the tool box to tip, which could lead to property
damage and/or personal injury
WARNING
:
ALWAYS be cautious of pinch points between the
drawers, and top and bottom unit. Never place fingers or extremities
in the drawers while the cart is moving. Keep extremities clear of the
edges of the drawers, openings, and drawer slides when opening or
closing drawers.
WARNING
:
ALWAYS lock the casters after moving the units.
WARNING
:
ALWAYS be cautious when opening drawers and the
top lid after periods of storage and/or moving the unit. Tools may shift
the drawers and cause unsafe conditions, such as falling tools, pinch
points, and jammed drawers.
TOOL CABINET ASSEMBLY
1. Position the handle into the designated openings.
2. Secure the handle into place using the provided hardware.
3. Lock all drawers, and lay the cabinet on one side.
WARNING
:
Ask for assistance when tipping the tool cabinet. This
unit is heavy and can cause personal injury and property damage if
dropped.
NOTE
:
Ensure the product is on a soft clean surface free from
obstruction to prevent damage to the paint finish.
4. Secure the (4) casters using the provided hardware.
NOTE
:
The locking casters must be attached to the front of the
cabinet.
REMOVING THE DRAWERS
1. Fully extend the empty drawer.
2. While pushing the release lever up on the left side of the drawer,
pull down the release lever on the right side of the drawer.
REINSTALLING THE DRAWERS
1. Fully extend the empty drawer slides.
2. Insert the brackets on each side of the drawer into the slots on the
slides, being careful that they are properly positioned.
3. Once inserted, close the drawer completely to set the slides
properly.
NOTE
:
DO NOT force the drawers into place; if the drawer gets
stuck, remove and reinstall.
MAINTENANCE
1. Periodically tighten all hardware.
2. Lubricate the drawer slides twice a year.
3. Lubricate the lock with graphite each year.
4. Use a damp microfiber cloth to clean all surfaces.
CHESTS
TROLLEYS
TROLLEYS
SIDE HANDLE
a. Fixed the side handle with screw
b. Must be fixed on the same side as swivel caster.
CASTER
a. Fixed casters, swivel casters.
b. swivel caster must be fixed on the same side.
Chests that have no front locking panel are equipped with a locking mechanism actuated by the lid. When the lid is
closed, tabs in the lock bar engage the pockets on the drawer. When lid is open, tabs are raised clear of pockets.
Locking mechanism used on trolleys is engaged by rotaing cam lock with a key.
Lock pocket
Lock bar tab
Drawers must be fully closed before lid is shut. DO NOT slam the drawers when lid is shut as they will not
lock and slight damage to lock bar tabs or lock pockets may occur.
Should this happen, remove drawer and with a screwdriver straighten out the deformed tab; for lock
Pockets, a pairs should be used.
Drawers should be fully closed before locking mechanism is engaged.
Drawers that are not fully closed after locking mechanism has been
engaged, just close it and will be locked auto.
CHESTS
TROLLEYS
TROLLEYS
SIDE HANDLE
a. Fixed the side handle with screw
b. Must be fixed on the same side as swivel caster.
CASTER
a. Fixed casters, swivel casters.
b. swivel caster must be fixed on the same side.
Chests that have no front locking panel are equipped with a locking mechanism actuated by the lid. When the lid is
closed, tabs in the lock bar engage the pockets on the drawer. When lid is open, tabs are raised clear of pockets.
Locking mechanism used on trolleys is engaged by rotaing cam lock with a key.
Lock pocket
Lock bar tab
Drawers must be fully closed before lid is shut. DO NOT slam the drawers when lid is shut as they will not
lock and slight damage to lock bar tabs or lock pockets may occur.
Should this happen, remove drawer and with a screwdriver straighten out the deformed tab; for lock
Pockets, a pairs should be used.
Drawers should be fully closed before locking mechanism is engaged.
Drawers that are not fully closed after locking mechanism has been
engaged, just close it and will be locked auto.
ATTENTION:
HOW TO REMOVE DRAWERS
LUBRICATION
HOW TO RE-INSTALL DRAWERS
Pull the slide out then match the track and push in.
TOOL CHESTS & TROLLEYS
Please read these instructions carefully.
Drawer sliders have a black retaining clip. To
remove drawer, the retaining clips on sliders need to
be released by pushing lever up (Left Hand Side of
Sliders) and down (Right Hand Side of Sliders)
simultaneously, and sliding drawer out.
1. During the installing the drawer, it is regular that you will fell tight when you push in the drawer.
2. Please push the drawer into the end and pull out for 2-3 times to check whether the drawer is
moved smoothly or not.
a. if the drawer moves un-smoothly or tight, even jams up, it means you are failed to install the
drawer, pls. take out drawer and install again.
b. if the drawer moves smoothly, it means you are successful to install the drawer.
Lever
Retaining Clip
It is important for the smooth operation of the sliders to lubricate them periodically with a light grease or petroleum jelly.
This should be done at least twice a year or more frequently depending on usage.
Left Hand Side
of Slide, Pushing
Lever Up
Right Hand Side,
Pushing Lever down
