Craftsman 706813381, 706813380 Owner’s Manual
F1752
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
• Lubricate the Lockbar Pivot (A), Lockbar brackets (B), Lock
Mechanism (C), and Cable ends (D) with spray lubricate twice
yearly (See Figure 1)
• Lubricate the Lock (E) with graphite yearly.
PROFESSIONAL SERIES
MODEL # 706.813380
MODEL # 706.0
Front
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Back
Figure 1
• Lubricate the slides with grease or equivalent twice yearly.
CALL 1=800-4MY=HOME (1-800=469=4663) FOR SERVICE
PARTS. Refer to Service Parts Drawing for full listing of Service
Parts.
LOCATING MODEL # INFORMATION
Model numbers and other information required for service parts is
located on a label on the interior right side of the top most drawer.
• Empty weight of 36" cabinet is 308 Ibs
• Empty weight of 46" cabinet is 472 Ibs
• The maximum weight for each drawer should be
no more than 200 pounds.
• The maximum product weight, including contents, for the 36"
model should be no more than 1800 pounds.
• The maximum product weight, including contents, for the 46"
model should be no more than 3000 pounds.
• The maximum weight for each (2) inch deep drawer is
(120) pounds.
• The maximum weight for each (3) inch deep drawer is
(200) pounds.
• The maximum weight for each (4) - (6) inch deep drawer is
(320) pounds.
• The maximum weight for each drawer (9) inches deep or more
is (400) pounds.
Figure 2
Figure 3 _
• Lubricate the casters with high quality bearing grease
twice yearly. Use zerks if applicable.
Figure 4
• Lubricate lock with graphite yearly.
• Periodically the surfaces should be cleaned with
a mild detergent and water.
• Grease and oil can be removed with most standard cleaning
fluids. For safety, use a nonflammable cleaning fluid.
• Auto wax will preserve the unit's luster finish. Apply the wax as to
a car. The wax will also help protect the unit against scratches.
• If drawer liners are supplied, it is recommended they are
used to protect the finish inside the drawers and to make
the drawers easier to clean. The drawer liners may be
cleaned with soap and water.
Ball bearing slides
Friction slides
Waterloo Industries, 139 West Forest Hill Avenue, Oak Creek, Wl 53154 F1752
DANGER A is used to indicate a hazardous situation which,
if not avoided, witt result in serious injury or death.
WARNING z_ indicates a hazardous situation which,
if not avoided, could result in serious injury or death.
CAUTION is used to indicate a hazardous situation which,
if not avoided, may result in minor injury, moderate injury,
or property damage.
CAUTtON: Read and follow att Safety Rules and Operating
Instructions before first use of this product.
DANGER
DO NOT stand on this product. You may fall
or cause product to tip.
oDO NOT open more than one drawer. The product
may become unstable and tip.
oDO NOT step in the drawers. You may fall
or cause product to tip.
oDO NOT mount this product on a truck bed
or any other moving object.
oDO NOT move the product prior to closing
and locking all the drawers. The drawers could come open
and make the product unstable and tip.
WARNING Z_
oWEAR SAFETY GLASSES when removing or
repositioning the slides.
oDO NOT putt the unit, push it when moving.
oUSE THE BRAKES when not moving this product.
This wilt prevent the product from rolling.
oDO NOT alter this product in any manner.
For example, do not weld external tockbars
or attach electrical equipment.
oKeep the product on level surfaces.
The product may become unstable and tip
if stored or moved on an uneven surface.
oBE CAREFUL when closing the cover.
Remove hands before the cover closes completely.
CAUTION
oThis product is not designed to be directly lifted
with a fork lift, or to be towed with any mechanical devices.
oThe maximum weight for each drawer
should never be exceeded.
oOnly transport this product empty. Properly secure
when transporting.
oDO NOT exceed maximum product weight,
including contents. See Capacities for more information.
oUse adequate manpower when lifting or moving
the chest or cabinet.
Hardware and other included contents can be found in the
bottom drawer (unless otherwise noted).
Tools Required:
318" Wrench
5116" Wrench
112"Wrench
Scissors
Hardware Included:
10-24 X 5/16 HEN SCREW (QTY: 24)
1/4-20 X 1-1/2 HEX SCREW (QTY:8)
(Included with handle pack.)
5/16-18 X 1 HEX SCREW (QTY:16)
(Only includedwith 36" Cabinet)
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Professional Series:
Handte Pack (Qty: 2)
Caster Pack
Drawer Liner Roll (Qty: 1)
Drawer Dividers (Qty: 6) (For the 46" cabinet dividers can be
found inthetop full length drawer)
Hardware Bag
Literature
Handte Pack
Caster Pack
Drawer Liner Roll
Drawer Divider
SIDEHANDLEINSTALLATION
items Needed:
114=20x 1 1/2 Hex Screw (Qty: 8)
Handle (Qty: 2)
318" Wrench
Process:
oAttach (1) handle endcap using (2) screws.
Tighten with a wrench.
oAlign handle with notches in attached endcap,
hold in position.
oAlign notches in second handle endcap and attach using
(2) screws. Tighten with a wrench.
oTo remove, reverse the procedure.
oHandles are attached to both sides.
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DIVIDER iNSTALLATION
items Needed:
10=24 x 5/16 Hex Screw (Qty: 8)
Dividers (Qty: 6)
5116" Wrench
Process:
oDecide which position and in which drawers they would
best serve your needs.
oThe dividers are cut to fit right to left in the drawers. If
you prefer to run them front to back, they may be
trimmed in length to do so.
oPosition the dividers in the desired locations.
oThread screws through the bottom of the drawer and into
each divider. Tighten all the screws.
Screw
Figure 5 Figure 7 _Screw
CASTER INSTALLATION (ifrequired)
Items Needed:
5/16-18 x 1 Hex Screw (Qty: 16)
Caster Pack
112" Wrench
Process:
oLay the cart down on its back. (Use packaging matedat
to protect the paint finish.)
oMount both swivet casters on the same side of the cart
using (4) screws on each caster.
oWrench tighten alt screws.
oMount rigid casters to the opposite end of the cart in the
same manner.
oReturn the unit to its upright position.
Handle
DRAWER LINER INSTALLATION
Items Needed:
Drawer Liner Rott
Scissors
Process:
oRemove the non-slip drawer liner from the rolt. The
drawer liner may be cut with scissors to fit each drawer
and around the drawer dividers, if necessary.
CHEST ATTACHMENT (if purchased)
Items Needed:
5/16-18 x 1 Hex Screw (Qty: 4) [included with chest]
5/16 Wrench
Process:
- Remove the wooden top from the cart.
oRemove the top two drawers of the cart (refer to the
drawer removal instructions).
oLift the chest onto the cart. Line up the holes in the
bottom of the chest with the holes in the top d the cart.
oAttach the chest using (4) screws inserted from the
underside of the top of the cart. (See Figure 8)
oWrench tighten all screws.
oReplace the drawer (refer to drawer
installation instructions).
- To remove, reverse procedure.
Dividers
Drawer
Figure 6
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Figure 8
REMOVING AND iNSTALLiNG DRAWERS
oEmpty the drawer.
oFully extend the drawer.
/Release Left
FRICTION SLIDES
Tab Styme- Fully extend the drawer. Insert screwdriver into
the slot in the side and push in on the stop until it clears
the lance. Pult drawer just past lance before
releasing stop. Repeat the process for the other slide.
Figure 12
REINSTALL DRAWERS
Ball bearing slide = Putt slides and slide carrier out to fully
extended position (See Figure 13). Hold the slide on the
cabinet while aligning it with the slide on drawer. Slightly
insert one side and repeat for the other side. Slowly push
drawer to itsfully closed position to engage slide. Open
drawer and rectose to ensure proper operation.
slide carrier
Release Right
Figure 9
BALL BEARING SLIDES
Lever Style - Lift or lower (depending on the slide) the
release lever on both sides, (this allows the slides to ride
over the stops.) Putt out to remove.
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Figure 10 _- ..............
Tab Style - Depress the release tabs on both sides,
(this allows the slides to ride over the stops.)
Putt out to remove.
slide
Figure 13
Friction slide =Fully extend slides in cabinet. Hold the
slide on the cabinet while aligning it with the slide on
drawer. Push the drawer into the unit until the drawer
futty engages stides. Open drawer and reclose to ensure
proper operation. (If stop does not engage slide, lightly
deflect the stop with screwdriver.)
Slide
Stop
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Figure 11 -_-_ ..........
Figure 14
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