Simpro Ezi-MT, Руководство пользователя

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2.2.3 Type-C Cradle
2.2.3.1 Emplacing bins
Place the wheelie bin into the machine, positioned centrally against
the cradle backplate. Take care that the cradle teeth are properly
engaged with the bin combing; smaller bins such as 60L and 80L
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Once the bin is correctly emplaced, walk to the operating position
beside the winch.
2.2.3.2 Removing bins
Using the grab-handle provided, gently remove the wheelie bin from
the cradle. Some bins may need to be tilted or lifted slightly to detach
them from the cradle teeth.
2.2.4 Type-A Cradle
2.2.4.1 Emplacing bins
Place the trash cart into the machine, positioned centrally against
the cradle backplate. Take care that the lifting hooks are properly
engaged with the front of the cart; some carts may need to be tilted
or lifted
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emplaced, walk to the operating position beside the winch.
2.2.4.2 Removing bins
Using the grab-handle provided, gently remove the trash cart from
the cradle. Some carts may need to be tilted or lifted slightly to
detach them from the lifting hook.
2.2.5 Type-A Cradle with base
2.2.5.1 Emplacing bins
Place the bin, drum, or container onto the cradle, positioned
centrally against the backplate. Once the bin is correctly emplaced,
walk to the operating position beside the winch.
When moving heavy non-wheeled containers, it is
recommended to use a 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.
2.2.5.2 Removing bins
Holding the upper lip of the bin, drum, or container, gently
remove it from the cradle.