Transport rack for kitchen tops
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Put the basic frame [A1] on an even and horizontal ground. Check
whether the lifting capacity of the surface is high enough.
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Put the A-support [B1] on the basic frame [A1] that the six boreholes
[C1] (bayonet catch) of the A-support are over the six threaded rods
[D1] of the basic frame.
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Now put the A-support completely on the basic frame and push it in the
direction that the edge of the A-support is flushed with [E1] the basic
frame.
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Now lock the hexagon nuts M12 using the open-end wrench SW 19.
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As there is a plastic insert in the hexagon nuts M12 they cannot
release themselves. But you may only use the hexagon
nut once.
The hexagon nuts M12 may only be used once to guarantee
that they won’t unlock themselves.
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Put the eight strapping elements close tot the device to tighten the
kitchen tops.
Picture 5.1
– Assembly transport rack for kitchen tops
6 Operating instructions for the transport rack for kitchen tops
The aim of this chapter is to let you know the working means. Consider the operating instructions in every detail, in order to be able to
use the transport rack for kitchen tops in the best way!
Check that sharp edged articles do not damage the protective layer of the metal parts!
The dealer and/or manufacturer doesn’t liable for
any defects caused by incorrect assembly and use!
Pay close attention to the safety regulations in chapter 4.3.!
6.1 Stockpiling within the transport rack for kitchen tops
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Take care that the area you are placing the transport rack for kitchen tops to stockpile it provides a high enough lifting capacity.
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The maximum loading capacity of the transport rack for kitchen tops is 1,500 kilos, so you can put 750 kilos at each side.
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The stone slabs have to be maximally 116 cm high and 200 cm long! Take care that the stone slabs are put into the transport rack
for kitchen tops centered!
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Longer kitchen tops have to be put into the transport rack before shorter ones. You can strap the longer kitchen tops by as many
strapping staffs as possible.
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Now put the kitchen tops in to the transport rack that they are at least touching two support blocks completely. This is an inclination
of 5°.
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The kitchen tops have to be inserted parallel to the A-support. Putting the kitchen tops in the transport rack for kitchen tops beveled
is not appropriate!
A1
B1
C1
C1
C1
D1
C1
E1
