HSS Hire 50708 Troubleshooting guide

Folding
Security Cage
©HSS Hire Service Group Plc 1996 No. 548/01
Group Office: 25 Willow Lane, Mitcham, Surrey CR4 4TS
Hire Shops
The simple, safe way to provide
secure, temporary storage for tools,
equipment, materials and hazardous
items such as gas cylinders and
chemicals.
Operating & Safety Guide 548
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Stage Four:
With both sides panels fully open, lift and locate the
roof panel. Insert and position the bottom shelf
and the two top shelves. Each top shelf must be
seated on each of it’s four locating pins. The two top
shelves can be individually raised to enable tall
equipment to be stored.
Stage Five:
Ensure doors are lined up and are set on their
locating brackets. Fit the two padlocks onto
the doors.
Ensure the keys for the two padlocks are kept in a
safe place. If you loose the keys contact your local HSS
Hire Shop.
Never push the cage beyond its design limits. If it
will not store what you want with reasonable ease,
contact your local HSS Hire Shops.
Do not let the cage come into contact with any
chemical or object that could cause damage to it.
Keep the cage clean. You will find this less of a chore
if it is cleaned regularly rather than at the end of the
hire period.
When not in use, store the cage somewhere clean,
dry and safe from thieves.
To dismantle and fold the cage simply reverse the
procedure for erecting the cage. Please note, the
cage must be fully dismantled and folded before
returning it to your local HSS Hire Shop.
FINISHING OFF
EQUIPMENT CARE
Code 50708

For advice on safety and suitability of this
equipment contact your local HSS Hire Shop.
The folding security cage should only be erected by
competent people who have read and understood
these instructions.
Check the equipment before use, if it shows any
signs of damage or excessive wear, return it to your
local HSS Hire Shop.
Ensure gloves are worn when erecting or
dismantling the cage. Whenever possible use
the carry handles fitted to the cage. Take care not
to trap fingers.
This cage is very heavy, it weighs 140kg
empty. Do not attempt to move the cage
when materials are inside.
The maximum weight capacity/payload of 400kg is
distributed as follows: 200kg on bottom shelf and
100kg on each of the top shelves.
Keep children, animals and bystanders out of the
work area while erecting and dismantling the cage.
Never use this equipment if you are ill, feeling
tired, or under the influence of alchohol or drugs.
The cage must be located on a flat surface.
It should be erected by a minimum of two people
and be upright before attempting to unfold.
Stage One:
Lift the roof section slightly to enable it to
swing upwards.
Stage Two:
Raise the roof to above the horizontal and hold.
Then pull the front frame away from the back
frame until the roof can rest on top.
Stage Three:
Standing at each end of the cage pull the sides
outwards and into position, i.e. flush against the
upright, ensuring they have fitted into the location
channel. Do not use the front frame to pull the
sides out.
GETTING STARTED
Hazardous Storage
It is the hirer’s responsibility to ensure compliance
with the relevant regulations when this cage is used
to store LPG cylinders, chemicals or any other
hazardous material.
GENERAL SAFETY
Stage 1 Stage 2
Stage 4 Stage 5
Stage 3