SmartLine RotaScope Classic Series, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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RotaScope Classic Cabinet
Manual Version 1.04 Date 23 November 2021 74
4.2 How to Install the Product
Installation of the Cabinet must be only done by a minimum of two suitably trained,
approved installation technicians and under the supervision of an Approved
Distributor
4.2.1 Removal of the transport and packaging restraints – unpacking the cabinet
from the crate
The cabinets arrive on site in a crate which can be fully dismantled.
Follow the steps below to avoid injury:
Instructions to unpack:
Warning the RotaScope Cabinet is heavy weighing 140 kg
1. Remove the packing straps by cutting the plastic straps with scissors
2. Wear eye protection when cutting straps to avoid eye damage if tight straps
stray whilst being cut
3. Remove the outer cartons and dispose of, via a cardboard recycling bin
4. Unbolt the metal frames at the at each end of the packing crate by removing
the retaining screws using a wrench
– dispose of the metal frames into a Metal
Recycling bin if possible
5. Remove the packing straps from around the cabinet and pallet base - dispose
of in a General Waste Bin
6. Remove the cartons located at one end of the cabinet – The Cartons contain
Baskets and ancillary devices in cartons – retain for use later
7. Remove the foam packaging edges from the cabinet and dispose of in a
General Waste Bin
8. With two people, carefully slide the cabinet base past the end of the pallet so
that you can stand the cabinet up
9. With two people stand the cabinet up on its feet and unpack the packaging
material (Stretch wrap and foam insulation sheet)
10. Exercise extreme caution and practice safe lifting methods whilst standing the
cabinet
– dispose of the wrapping in general waste bin
11. Using a suitable lifting trolley or mechanical aids as needed – move the cabinet
approximately into position.
NOTE: Not all cabinets have stickers on the cabinet sides as they may be assembled
into groups of cabinets – select the appropriate cabinets so that stickers are
positioned to be visible when finally installed. Usually, cabinets are numbered with
serial numbers or identification
– refer to the cabinet floor plan layout provided before
install.