norix PRD-RR06K User manual

3/8" Drill Bit (1)
029-947
Threaded Insert (12)
029-943
Restraint Ring, Sq. Bottom (6)
029-942
Restraint Ring Pin,
Push Lock 002-017 (6)
Key 029-162 (4)
Drill Guide, Restraint (1)
011-064
Restraint Ring Bracket (6)
011-057
Screw, 1/4-20 X 3/4" L,
BH (12)
021-070
Screw, Sheet Metal,
#12-11 X 1.5 L,
Ext. Hex, Slotted (12)
021-203
Attenda, Restraint Ring Spacer
For Push-Lock Pin, Stainless Steel,
Removable
002-019 (6)
3/4" Drill Bit (1)
029-946
Patents Pending
Restraint hardware:
Please familiarize yourself with the Restraint Kit components as shown below.
If any components are missing, contact Norix Customer Care before proceeding.
Important Note: For a successful installation, careful and accurate
layout of the restraint brackets is a must. Read through the
instructions first and familiarize yourself with all of the steps. If you
have any questions, please call Norix Customer Care before
proceeding. Norix is not responsible for damage to components
due to improper installation.
Tools Needed
Low RPM Variable Speed Drill
6mm Hex Driver
Pin-in-Torx® Driver T-27
5/16" Hex Driver
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Assembly Notes:
Norix is not responsible for any damage due to improper installation. If your shipment does not match the parts list, please contact Norix Customer Service at 800-234-4900.
Norix reserves the right to modify design specifications at any time without an obligation to owners of previously sold products.
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Prodigy Restraint Ring Kit
Assembly Instructions
Model Number
PRD-RR06K
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Restraint location
(6) per side
B
Drill Guide
C
Threaded Insert
D
Restraint location
(6) per side
Drill Guide
Hold flat against
outside bed
surface
T
Threaded Insert
U
Tighten until flange
is flush with bed
surface
1. Determine desired locations for Restraint Rings. Any
of the six locations on each side can be used.
2. Drill Holes for Brackets
To drill the holes and install brackets, it is easiest if the
Bed is on its side. Place padding on the floor to
protect from scratches.
Wear protective gloves
when drilling holes, in case of
an accidental slip.
Place the Drill Guide on the Bed in the desired
location. The Drill Guide may be held by hand, or
clamped in place with a padded C-clamp if
necessary. Hold the Drill Guide flat against the outside
surface as shown .
It is important to drill the holes accurately in the
correct positions.
3. Using the provided 3/4" brad-point drill bit, drill
through the Bed. Drill carefully, and don't force the
bit. The Guide will help drill a hole that is
perpendicular to the outer face of the Bed. High
speed on the drill is recommended.
If you must retract the drill bit to clear the chips,
ensure that you do not move the drill guide before
resuming so that you achieve a cleanly drilled hole.
Repeat drilling a hole in the other locations where
brackets will be installed.
4. Install first threaded insert
Using a 6mm Hex Driver, install a threaded insert in the hole
adjacent to each bracket location. Tighten until the flange
is flush with the bed surface.
Do not overtighten.
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J
K
L
MM
N
Drill direction
Bottom Plane
V
W
Drill approximately
1" deep
YAA
Install Restraint
Ring & Pin
Drill approximately 1" deep
AC
5. Install 2nd threaded insert
Place a Restraint Bracket in its final position and loosely
install a 1/4-20 screw into the insert to hold the Bracket in
place temporarily.
Use the supplied 3/8" drill bit to drill a hole for the 2nd
Insert.
Using the Bracket as a guide, carefully drill through the
hole on the same face as the first screw, as shown in
the illustration. Drill approximately 1" deep.
Remove the Restraint Ring, Pin, & Bracket.
Using a 6mm Hex Driver, install a threaded insert into the
drilled hole. Tighten until the flange is flush with the bed
surface.
Do not overtighten.
Tip: If the hole has become out of round or a loose fit with
the insert, wrap the insert with tape to provide a snug fit.
Repeat for other Bracket locations.
Install a Restraint Ring and Restraint Ring Pin into the
Bracket.
There may be a small amount of movement in the
Bracket, so push it toward the outside of the bed for
best results.
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E
Restraint Ring Bracket
Screw, 1/4-20 X 3/4" L
Ensure that end of bracket tube is
flush or slightly protruding with
outside surface of bed.
AD
1/4-20 Screws
AE
#12 Sheet Metal
Screws
AF
6. Install Brackets
Insert the Bracket into the drilled hole in the
Bed.
Install the Restraint Ring & Pin into the Bracket.
If there is play in the bracket, push it toward
the outside of the bed while installing the (2)
1/4-20 Screws.
Tighten the screws.
Do not overtighten.
Install (2) #12 Sheet Metal Screws on the back
side of the Bracket. No pre-drilling is required.
Tighten the screws until snug.
Do not overtighten.
Repeat for all locations.
Test the fit and function of all Pins with and without
Restraint Rings in all locations before anchoring the bed.
Adjust Brackets if necessary to ensure that Pins lock in all
positions.
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E
Restraint Ring Bracket
Screw, 1/4-20 X 3/4" L
Ensure that end of bracket tube is
flush or slightly protruding with
outside surface of bed.
F
Restraint Ring Pin
Restraint Ring Key
Restraint Ring
To unlock , insert and
turn the key in either
direction.
Slot
Restraint Ring Pin
Push Button to lock
G
Restraint Ring Removed.
Always use Spacer when Restraint
Ring is not present.
Push Button
to lock.
H
Restraint Ring
and Pin Installed
AG
Spacer
Restraint Ring Pin
Receptacle
(Bracket)
Locking
After the Restraint Ring Pin and Ring are assembled to
the Bed, push the Button on the Pin to lock.
Unlocking and removal
Hold onto the Pin while turning the key to prevent the Pin
from turning.
To unlock , insert the key with the tooth on the key
aligned with the slot on the Pin and turn slightly in either
direction.
Pull the Ring and Pin to remove from the Bed.
Once the Ring is removed, the Pin can be put back to fill
the receptacle in the bed. Use the provided Spacer
with the Restraint Pin.
Removable Restraint Ring Function
With No Restraint Ring
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