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User Manual | Simpro Dumpmaster®
Original Instructions | English | v59.0 | December 2019 | Page
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4.2.5 ANSI Bar-lift Cradle with base
4.2.5.1 Emplacing bins
Open the door and place the bin, drum or container onto the cradle,
positioned centrally against the backplate. Once the bin is correctly
emplaced, close the door.
When moving heavy non-wheeled containers it is
recommended to use a specialised dolly, hand truck or forklift
attachment.
The catch arm(s) should be positioned to hold the top edges
of the bin, with a maximum free travel of 25mm (1 inch). The
arm(s) can be unbolted and repositioned to allow emptying bins
of many different sizes.
4.2.5.2 Removing bins
Open the door, take hold the upper edge of the bin, drum or container, and pull it gently out
of the cradle.
4.2.6 Trunnion-lift Cradle (DIN9797 Eurobins & Foodcap®)
4.2.6.1 Emplacing bins
Open the door and wheel the bin into the cradle, positioned
centrally, until it is firmly against the stop-buffers. Take care that
both trunnions are properly seated in the lifting arms; some bins
may need to be tilted or shaken slightly to ensure a proper
‘catch’. Once the bin is correctly emplaced, close the door.
4.2.6.2 Removing bins
Open the door, take hold the grab-handle on the rear of the
Eurobin (or the upper edge of the Foodcap® capsule), and pull it
gently out of the cradle.
4.2.7 Combi-Cradle and Custom Cradle
4.2.7.1 Emplacing bins
Open the door and place the bin, drum or container onto the
cradle, positioned centrally against the backplate. Once the bin is
correctly emplaced, close the door.
When moving heavy non-wheeled containers it is recommended
to use a specialised dolly, hand truck or forklift attachment.
The catch arm(s) should be positioned to hold the top edges of
the bin, with a maximum free travel of 25mm (1 inch). The arm(s)
can be unbolted and repositioned to allow emptying bins of
many different sizes.
4.2.7.2 Removing bins
Open the door, take hold of the upper edge of the bin, drum or container, and pull it gently
out of the cradle.