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Mounting the Changer Cabinet
Note: If the floor is uneven, the stand can be warped when the mounting bolts are
tightened to the floor. It may be necessary to shim one or more corners of the stand. If
this condition is not corrected, distortion of the cabinet can occur when it is attached to
the stand.
1.
After the site for your changer has been determined and prepared, open the cabinet
door and:
a. Your machine was shipped with the hoppers installed. The shipping clips and
straps must be removed. Remove the hoppers from the inside the cabinet.
b. Use ¼ inch diameter bolts for mounting the cabinet.
c.
Make sure the cabinet is level and the mounting surface is flat.
CAUTION:
Even the slightest uneven surface can cause cabinet distortion when
mounting bolts are tightened. This can cause the doors to fit unevenly when closed. This
distortion can occur even more easily on large cabinets. Should this occur, it may be
necessary to shim one or more of the cabinet corners.
2.
Be sure the inside of the cabinet as well as the changer components are free of metal
shavings.
3.
After mounting the cabinet, replace any components that were removed.
4.
Remove all packing material and straps from inside the cabinet. Some items have
yellow tags with removal instructions.
Outdoor Installations All Cabinets
This machine can be used in protected outdoor locations. Standard Change-Makers, Inc.
recommends the use of an awning, canopy, marquee, or other protective screen to prevent
machine damage from exposure to weather.
Caution/ Important -
Any open mounting
holes in the top or sides of the cabinet must be plugged with an appropriately sized
bolt or screw. The threads of the screws and bolts should be coated with a silicone
or RTV sealer to prevent water intrusion. Failure to do this will allow water to
enter the cabinet and pose a possible electrical shock hazard.
Any holes in the
bottom of the cabinet should be left open to allow for drainage if water enters the cabinet.
Machines to be installed in outdoor locations require watertight electrical conduit to
be used if the power cord would be exposed to the weather. Follow the instructions
for converting to a permanently wired machine to connect the conduit and supply
lines to the unit. (See page 6)
Hardware that will be required:
6 – 6/32 self tapping (used on the top of the cabinet if a cap kit is not installed)
4 – 1/4” bolts
(used on the back of the cabinet if mounted on an open stand)
4 – 1/4” nuts
8 – 1/4” washers
Watertight electrical conduit and fittings, (Note: cabinet is sized for 1” conduit fittings.)
