1. Verify the container was not damaged during shipment. Review
the
TIP N TELL device and all packaging components for
indications of rough treatment. If damage is evident, note on
airbill or bill of lading. Failure to note damage may invalidate
future claims. Noting possible damage allows the claimant time
to file a claim with the shipping carrier.
Caution – Use a 60-inch pallet jack (suggested) to transport the container.
!
2. Prepare cutting pliers, or equivalent, to remove
plastic banding on outside of shipping
container. A minimum of 18 ft [5.49 meters] of
floor space is required to unload the cabinet.
The cabinet may be unloaded from either end
of the pallet. Ramps are attach to either end of
the pallet. Note the “RAMPS ATTACH THIS
END” markings and image on the outside of
the shipping carton when considering its
permanent location. The shipping label on the
carton indicates the front of the unit.
Carton
top cap
Banding
Locking
clips
Height:
80.75 inches
(2051.1 mm)
3. Position the shipping container as close as
possible to the final installation site. Access to
all sides of the cabinet is needed with a
minimum of 18 ft (5.49 m) to move the cabinet
from the pallet, down the ramp, and onto the
floor.
4. Cut the outer banding and remove the carton
top cap. Remove the eight plastic locking clips
(four per side) by squeezing the center flanges
together while pulling outward.
5. Remove outer cartons. Remove the hardware box located at the front or rear of the system and the two
shipping kit boxes located on the sides of the pallet deck. Take out the 9/16-inch open-end wrench from
the hardware box, and retain the remaining items for later use as needed.
48 inches
(1219.2 mm)
Front
Side
75.5 inches
(1917.7 mm)