Porter-Cable PCSRW4800 User manual

4-FOOT STORAGE RACK WITH WORKSTATION
ÉTAGÈRE DE RANGEMENT DE 4 PIEDS
AVEC POSTE DE TRAVAIL
ESTANTERÍA PARA ALMACENAMIENTO DE I,2 M
DE ALTURA CON ESTACIÓN DE TRABAJO
INSTRUCCIONES DE OPERACIÓN, CENTROS DE SERVICIO Y
PÓLIZA DE GARANTÍA.
ADVERTENCIA: LEA ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES ANTES DE
USAR EL PRODUCTO.
Instruction Manual
Manuel d’instructions
Manual de instrucciones
CATALOG NUMBER
N° DE CATALOGUE
CATÁLOGO N°
PCSRW4800

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................................2
SAFETY GUIDELINES - DEFINITIONS...................................................................................................3
GENERAL SAFETY.................................................................................................................................3
WALL MOUNT BRACKET SAFETY........................................................................................................4
WEIGHT LIMIT SAFETY .........................................................................................................................4
PARTS LIST........................................................................................................................................ 4-6
CONFIGURATIONS ................................................................................................................................6
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................................................ 7-14
EXPANDABLE UPRIGHT FRAME INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................................... 7-9
LOWER HALF OF WORKBENCH (2 PARTS).............................................................................. 7-9
UPPER HALF OF WORKBENCH (2 PARTS)............................................................................. 9-10
FINAL ASSEMBLY (3 PARTS) ................................................................................................. 10-12
PEGBOARD AND TOOL HANGERS (2 PARTS)...................................................................... 12-13
CORD MINDERS (2 PARTS) .........................................................................................................14
NOTES..................................................................................................................................................15
WARRANTY..........................................................................................................................................16
FRENCH INSTRUCTIONS....................................................................................................................17
SPANISH INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................................................33
INDUSTRIAL RACK
Total Rack Capacity....................... 4,000 lb (1,814 kg) *when weight is evenly distributed
Capacity per Shelf......................... 1,000 lb (453 kg) *when weight is evenly distributed
HORIZONTAL WORKBENCH
Height............................................ 47" (119.4 cm)
Width ............................................. 149.5" (379.7 cm)
Depth............................................. 18" (45.72 cm)
VERTICAL WORKBENCH
Height............................................ 94" (238.8 cm)
Width ............................................. 49.5" (125.73 cm)
Depth............................................. 18" (45.72 cm)
DRAWER KIT
Height............................................ 6.21" (15.77 cm)
Width ............................................. 42.95" (109.09 cm)
Depth............................................. 16.86" (42.82 cm)
Drawer Capacity............................ 120 lb (54.43 kg)
PEGBOARD
Height............................................ 18" (45.72 cm)
Width ............................................. 47" (119.4 cm)
CORD MINDERS
Total Capacity per 2 Piece
Cord Minder Set............................ 50 lb (22.68 kg) *when weight is evenly distributed
Holding Capacity........................... Up to 100 ft of 10/3 Heavy Duty extension cord
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

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It is important for you to read and understand this manual. The information it contains relates to
protecting YOUR SAFETY and PREVENTING PROBLEMS. The symbols below are used to help you
recognize this information.
GENERAL SAFETY
1. Read all instructions thoroughly.
2. Keep work area clean and dry.
3. Use correct/recommended tools for the job.
4. Never leave unattended tools plugged in or running.
5. Never force a part into place.
6. Wear appropriate safety apparel for the job you are doing.
7. Wear safety glasses/goggles.
8. Never crawl, sit, stand, or climb on the rack, pegboards (24), drawer (19),
or cord minder brackets (32).
9. Never overload the drawer (19).
10. Do not leave drawer (19) open.
11. Remove all components from the box, and lay them on the floor in an orderly fashion.
12. If you are not stacking a second rack at this time, then please store the stacking plates (17)
for potential future use as they will be needed.
13. Be cautious of sharp edges.
14. Keep small parts away from children. Never leave a small child unattended while assembling.
15. Always use common sense – your personal safety is your responsibility.
16. Keep this information for further reference.
DANGER DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
SAFETY ALERT: Precautions that involve your safety.
WARNING WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
PROHIBITION
CAUTION CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury.
WEAR EYE PROTECTION: Always wear safety goggles or safety glasses with side shields.
NOTICE NOTICE: Used without the safety alert symbol indicates potentially hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, may result in property damage.
READ AND UNDERSTAND INSTRUCTION MANUAL: To reduce the risk of injury, user and all
bystanders must read and understand instruction manual before using this product.
SAFETY GUIDELINES - DEFINITIONS
Serious or fatal crushing injuries can occur from rack tipping over. To prevent this, the assembled
rack must always be secured to a wall, especially in earthquake-prone environments, where surfaces
are uneven, and where children and/or pets are present.
WARNING

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Serious injury or death can occur from the rack tipping over. To prevent this, the rack must be
secured to a wall, especially in earthquake-prone areas, where surfaces are uneven, and where
children and/or pets are present.
Never exceed the following weight limits for the drawer, rack, and cord minders:
Different wall materials require different types of fasteners. Use fasteners suitable for your
specific type of wall. If you are uncertain about what type of fastener to use, then please contact
your local hardware store.
WALL MOUNT BRACKET SAFETY
WEIGHT LIMIT SAFETY
PARTS LIST
WARNING
WARNING
1. Maximum load for the drawer: Up to 120 lb. (54.43 kg) when evenly distributed.
2. Maximum load for each shelf: Up to 1,000 lb. (453 kg) when weight is evenly distributed.
3. It is recommended that the heaviest load be placed on the bottom shelf.
4. Maximum load per cord minder set is 50 lb. (22.6 kg).
5. Immediately remove the load should there be separation between the cord minder and the
mounting bracket.
6. Immediately remove the load should there be damage, bending or warping of the rack uprights
or the cord minders.
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 Vertical Beam 4
2 Pre-Bolted Vertical Assembly 4
3 Vertical Assembly Bolt 8
4 Crossbeam 8
5 Shelf Support Strap 12
6 Safety Strap with Weld Nut 8
7 Safety Strap Bolt 16
8 Laminate Deck 2
9 Wire Grid 2
10 Locking Pin 41
11 Carriage Bolt 4
12 10 mm Nut 4
13 10 mm Wrench 1
14 4 mm Hex Key 1
15 4 mm Hex Bit 1
16 Wall Mount Bracket Assembly 2
17 Stacking Plate 4
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY.
18 Locking Grid Clip 8
19 Fold Up Drawer 1
20 Drawer Pull 1
21 Mounting Bracket with
Drawer Slides 2
22 Drawer Carriage Bolts 4
23 Drawer Carriage Nut 4
24 Metal Pegboard 1
25 Pegboard Mounting Beam 2
26 Side Mounting Bracket (Right) 2
27 Side Mounting Bracket (Left) 2
28 Rear Mounting Bracket (Right) 2
29 Rear Mounting Bracket (Left) 2
30 Small Locking Pin 8
31 Pegboard Tool Hangers 6
32 Cord Minder Bracket 2

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29
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Tools Required for Rack Assembly:
10 mm Wrench (13), 4 mm Hex Key (14) OR 4 mm Hex Bit (15);
Rubber Mallet (not included), Flat-Head Screwdriver (not included).
*Horizontal Workbench
*Vertical Workbench
4 Shelf: 4,000 lb Capacity
1 Shelf: 1,000 lb Capacity 1 Shelf: 1,000 lb Capacity 2 Shelf: 2,000 lb Capacity
NOTICE
CONFIGURATIONS

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For ease of assembly, two vertical beams (1) feature pre-bolted horizontal and diagonal beams (2).
It is recommended for one person to hold the upright frames in place while a second person installs
the crossbeams (4).
EXPANDABLE UPRIGHT FRAME INSTRUCTIONS (FIG. A-B)
PART 1: CROSSBEAM INSTALLATION (FIG. C-E)
NOTICE
NOTICE
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
LOWER HALF OF WORKBENCH (2 PARTS)
1. Place one vertical beam (1) and one pre-bolted vertical assembly (2) on the floor, parallel to each
other (about 18"/45.7 cm apart). The widest part of the teardrop-shaped hole pattern on each
beam should be facing upward (or away from you). (Fig. A)
2. Insert the free end of the diagonal beam into the free end of the horizontal beam. Align the
holes, and insert both beams into the U-shaped bracket at the top of the opposing vertical
beam (1). Use the included hex key (14) or hex bit (15) to thread the vertical assembly bolt (3)
through the holes and into the weld nut attached to the U-shaped bracket. Do not fully tighten
the bolt yet. (Fig. B)
3. Swing out the bottom horizontal beam and insert it into the U-shaped bracket at the bottom of
the opposing vertical beam (1). Thread a vertical assembly bolt (3) through the holes and into
the weld nut. Do not fully tighten the bolt. (Fig. B)
4. Repeat Steps 1-4 to assemble the three remaining upright frames. Once all are assembled, fully
tighten the bolts on all four corners. Be careful not to over-tighten the bolts; there should be no
deformation of the U-shaped brackets and/or horizontal beams.
1. There is a set of locking tabs at both ends of every crossbeam (4). To begin assembly, take
one crossbeam (4) and insert the tabs into two of the holes on the lower portion of one upright
frame. Engage the locking tabs into the holes using a downward motion. The locking pin hole
should be at the top. Make sure the end of the crossbeam (4) is flush against the upright frame.
(Fig. C)
2. Repeat for the opposite side of the upright frame. Tap the ends of the crossbeam (4) closest to
the upright frames with a rubber mallet until fully seated. The crossbeam (4) and locking tabs
should easily slip into place. If they do not, then recheck the alignment of the teardrop-shaped
Fig. A Fig. B
(61 cm)
2 ft
TOP HORIZONTAL BEAM
BOTTOM HORIZONTAL BEAM
DIAGONAL
BEAM
18"
(45.7 CM)
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holes and tabs. Too much force may damage the interlock between the crossbeam (4) and
upright frame. (Fig. D)
3. Using the methods listed above, install another crossbeam (4) to the opposite side of the upright
frames, parallel to the first crossbeam (4) you installed. Make sure both crossbeams (4) are at
the same level.
4. Repeat the previous steps for installing crossbeams spaced four slots from the top of the rack
upright frames. (Fig. E)
Fig. C Fig. D Fig. E
LOCKING
PIN HOLE
This fold up drawer (19) is designed to be placed under a shelf so that the shelf may act as the
drawer top.
PART 2: DRAWER ASSEMBLY (FIG. F-I)
NOTICE
1. Open the fold up drawer (19) and install the drawer pull (20) by slipping it into the tabs on the
inside of the fold up drawer (19) front. Secure it using the provided drawer carriage bolt (22) and
nut (23) in the top corners of the fold up drawer (19). Make sure the nuts (23) are inside of the
fold up drawer (19). (Fig. F)
2. Using the remaining drawer carriage bolts (22) and nuts (23), secure the top corners of the fold
up drawer (19) on the opposite side of the drawer pull (20). (Fig. G)
3. NOTE: Ensure that the drawer slides open to the front of the rack.
Install the mounting brackets with the drawer slides onto the rack with six slots spaced from the
top of the vertical beams (1). This will be directly underneath the top set of crossbeams (4) that
were installed previously. This is done by positioning the mounting bracket with drawer slides
(21) on the inside edge of the rack uprights. Slide down the mounting bracket with drawer slides
(21) to seat them properly. Ensure both brackets are level with one another when tightening the
mounting bracket hardware. (Fig. H)
4. NOTE: Ensure mounting brackets with drawer slides (21) are level before installing the fold up
drawer (19). Have a helper assist with the install of the fold up drawer (19) onto the
drawer slides (21).
Slide the guides on the fold up drawer (19) into the rails on the mounting bracket (21): there
should be a distinct click when the guides have seated properly. (Fig. H)
5. To secure the brackets (21) to the rack’s uprights, install the locking pins (10) into the mounting
bracket with drawer slides (21). (Fig. I)
Fig. F Fig. G Fig. H
REAR OF
DRAWER
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Fig. I
MOUNTING
HARDWARE
It is recommended that one person holds the upright frames in place while a second person installs
the stacking plates (17).
PART 1: TOP UPRIGHT FRAME INSTALLATION (FIG. J-M)
NOTICE
UPPER HALF OF WORKBENCH (2 PARTS)
1. Remove the top frame caps by using a small mallet or screwdriver (not included) to lightly tap
from the underside of the caps. (Fig. J)
2. Place a stacking plate (17) on each upright frame by sliding the tabs into the top slots. (Fig. K)
3. With the help of an assistant, stack an upright frame on the lower assembly of the Workbench.
The stacking plates (17) will need to be slid up on the lower upright frame in order to disengage
the tabs and get all four tabs to properly seat into the slots on the stacked uprights. Pull the
stacking plate (17) down to engage all four tabs on the upright frames. (Fig. K and L)
4. Repeat step 3 on the stacked uprights on the opposite side.
5. Insert two locking pins into each of the four stacking plates (17) to ensure that the upright
frames stay in place for the remainder of the Workbench assembly. If the locking pins (10) do
not easily slip into place, lightly tap the stacking plates (17) with a mallet (not included) to seat
the tabs correctly. (Fig. M)
Fig. J
Fig. M
Fig. K Fig. L
TOP CAP
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The use of a step ladder is recommended for installing the following sets of crossbeams (4).
PART 2: CROSSBEAM INSTALLATION (FIG. N-O)
NOTICE
1. Using the same method stated in “Part 1” of the “LOWER HALF OF WORKBENCH
INSTRUCTIONS,” to install a set of crossbeams (4) on the top two slots of the top pair of
uprights frames. (Fig. N)
2. The remaining two crossbeams (4) can be installed anywhere underneath the previously installed
crossbeams. A recommended location would be to install the set of crossbeams (4) six slots
below the top crossbeams (4) in order to fit average sized totes and blow-mold cases. (Fig. O)
Fig. N Fig. O
The use of a step ladder is recommended for installing components at the top of the Workbench.
PART 1: SHELF SUPPORT AND SAFETY STRAP INSTRUCTIONS (FIG. P-R)
NOTICE
FINAL ASSEMBLY (3 PARTS)
1. Each set of crossbeams (4) is required to have three shelf support straps (5) and two safety
straps (6) installed.
2. Starting with the lowest set of crossbeams (4), place a safety strap with weld nut (6) between
the lower ridges of the crossbeams (4) where two sets of holes have been pre-drilled. Thread
a safety strap bolt (7) up through the bottom of the pre-drilled holes and through the weld
nuts, and fully tighten with the included hex key (14) or hex bit (15). Repeat this process for the
second safety strap (6) for this set of crossbeams (4). Repeat this process for the remaining
three sets of crossbeams (4). A step ladder will be needed for the top two sets of crossbeams
(4) to safely perform this step. (Fig. P)
3. For each set of crossbeams (4), place a shelf support strap (5) perpendicular to the crossbeams
(4), and insert each end into the slots on each ridge of the crossbeams (4). (Fig. Q) Fig. R shows
completed installation.
Fig. P Fig. Q Fig. R
Failure to install all safety straps (6) and shelf supports (5) will reduce the structural integrity and
weight carrying capacity of the Workbench. To reduce risk of serious injury or death, carefully follow
directions and install all safety straps (6) and shelf supports (5).
WARNING
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Drywall anchors and anchor screws (16) are included with this rack; however, different wall materials
require different types of fasteners. Use fasteners suitable for your specific type of wall. If you are
uncertain about what type of fasteners to use, please contact your local hardware store.
Each wire grid (9) consists of two sides – a “short” side and “long” side. If you plan on sliding objects
on and off of the shelf from the front of the rack, then we recommend having the “short” side of the
grid facing upward. If you plan on sliding objects from the side of the rack, then we recommend
having the “long” side facing upward.
The use of a step ladder is recommended for installing components at the top of the Workbench.
Serious injury or death can occur from the rack tipping over. To prevent this, the rack must be
secured to a wall, especially in earthquake-prone areas, where surfaces are uneven, and where
children and/or pets are present.
PART 2: WALL ANCHORING INSTRUCTIONS (FIG. S-U)
PART 3: LAMINATE DECK, WIRE GRID, AND LOCKING SHELF PIN
INSTRUCTIONS (FIG. V-X)
NOTICE
NOTICE
1. There are two wall mount bracket assemblies (16) to be used to secure the Workbench. One will
be installed on the backside of the crossbeam (4) right above the fold-up drawer (19). The other
one will need to be installed on the backside of the top crossbeam (4).
2. Take the U-shaped bracket and rock it up at an angle to attach it to the bottom inner channel
of the crossbeam (4). Once attached, the back portion will sit flush against the inside of the
crossbeam (4). (Fig. S)
3. Once attached, the U-shaped bracket can be moved from side to side [in between the two
safety straps (6)]. This allows for it to be attached to a 2 x 4 in the wall. (Fig. T)
4. The L-shaped bracket has two sets of four square holes that allow you to adjust the distance of
the rack to the wall. Use two carriage bolts (11) and two 10 mm nuts (12) to attach the L-shaped
bracket to the bottom of the U-shaped bracket. (Fig. U)
1. It is recommended that a laminated deck (8) is placed on the crossbeams (4) right above the
drawer (19) to serve as a work surface. To install the laminate deck (8), place it on the top ledge
of the crossbeams (4). If seated properly, it will “pop” into place and lay evenly. (Fig. V)
2. The last laminate deck (8) can be placed on any preferred set of crossbeams (4). The
recommended location is on the top set of crossbeams (4).
3. To install the wire grid (9), place the wire grid (9) onto the top ridge of a set of crossbeams (4).
If seated properly, the grids will “pop” into place and lay evenly. Install the two wire grids (9) on
the two remaining sets of crossbeams (4).
WARNING
Fig. S Fig. T Fig. U
Different wall materials require different types of fasteners. Use fasteners suitable for your
specific type of wall. If you are uncertain about what type of fastener to use, then please contact
your local hardware store.
16 16
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4
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4. Place a locking grid clip (18) at the outermost corner of the shelf. With your free hand, insert the
rolled edge with the groove facing upwards. (Fig. W)
5. With one hand, apply pressure to the back of the clip (18). With your free hand, insert a flat-head
screwdriver (not included) into the small slot in the clip (18) to spread the tine up and over the
wire that is underneath.
6. Pull back on the screwdriver. The grooved channel in the clip (18) should now match up with the
wire grid (9), which will help secure it to the shelf beam.
7. Repeat Steps 4-6 on the remaining three corners of the wire grid (9) and then again for the
remaining shelf.
8. There are locking pin holes at both ends of every crossbeam (4). This is where the locking pins
(10) are to be installed. If the pin (10) does not easily slip into place, then moderately tap the end
of the crossbeam (4) to fully seat the locking tabs. (Fig. X)
Fig. W Fig. XFig. V
Having a helper will simplify the assembly of the pegboard (24) while lining up the mounting tabs.
Refer to Fig. BB if you are assembling the horizontal Workbench. The two pegboard mounting
beams will be used to elevate the pegboard (24) above the shelf to effectively make use of the
metal pegboard (24). Fig. BB shows the order for installing the parts to create this configuration of
the Workbench.
PART 1: BACK PEGBOARD PANEL INSTALLATION (FIG. Y-BB)
NOTICE
PEGBOARD AND TOOL HANGERS (2 PARTS)
1. The pegboard (24) can be mounted at any desired location on the back of the Workbench with
the use of the two sets of left (29) and right (28) rear mounting brackets. Ensure that the hanging
tab arrows are pointing upwards on the rear mounting brackets (28, 29). (Fig. Y)
2. It is recommended that the rear pegboard mounting brackets (28, 29) be installed with the first
set of left (29) and right (28) rear mounting brackets placed right above the stacking plates (17) on
the rear of the Workbench. Slide down the brackets to fully seat them into the slots of the
upright frame. (Fig. Y)
3. Place the second set of rear mounting brackets (28, 29) above the already mounted set of rear
mounting brackets (28, 29) with a single slot in-between. Slide them down to seat them. (Fig. Y)
4. Install a single locking pin (10) into each of the rear mounting brackets (28, 29). This will ensure
that the brackets do not shift around and fall while the pegboard (24) is being mounted. (Fig. Y)
5. The pegboard (24) is mounted in between the rear mounting brackets (28, 29) by sliding the
pegboard (24) down from the top of the rear mounting from the backside of the Workbench.
Ensure that all of the tabs on the rear mounting brackets (28, 29) are inside the pegboard (24)
and are fully seated. A rubber mallet or small dead blow (not included) can be used to lightly tap
the top left and right corners of the pegboard (24) to seat it properly. (Fig. Z)
6. Each rear mounting bracket (28, 29) will have two small pin holes where the pegboard (24)
is mounted. Use two small locking pins (30) for each rear mounting bracket. If the pins do
not easily slip in, use the mallet or dead blow technique stated in step 5 to seat the
pegboard (24) fully. (Fig AA)
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These pegboard tool hangers (31) should not carry excessive weight. If the hangers deform in any
fashion, they should not be used any further.
PART 2: PEGBOARD TOOL HANGERS INSTALLATION (FIG. CC)
NOTICE
1. Each tool hanger (31) will have at least one 1/4"peg hook that will be used to locate it on the
peg board. Plan out desired tool hanger (31) locations based on the tools or items that will be
stored on them.
2. Slip the peg hook or peg hooks onto the pegboard (24) and let it hang down. If the tool hanger
(31) is seated properly then it should sit flat against the pegboard (24) and not fall.
3. Locate the hole or two holes on the tool hanger (31). These holes should line up with the
pegboard holes. A locking pin (10) is used for each hole to fully secure the tool hanger (31)
to the pegboard (24). (Fig. CC)
Fig. Y
Fig. BB
Fig. Z Fig. AA
Fig. CC
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29
28
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24
24
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25
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29
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The brackets have four possible positions with 90 degree intervals of rotation.
PART 1: CORD MINDERS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS (FIG. DD-FF)
PART 2: HOW TO USE CORD MINDERS (FIG. GG-HH)
NOTICE
CORD MINDERS (2 PARTS)
1. Determine the mounting location for the cord minders. Place a cord minder bracket (32) onto the
upright of the rack and slide it down to secure it in place. Sometimes the cord minder brackets
(32) will need to be tapped down with the palm of the hand or gently with a rubber mallet to seat
properly. (Fig. DD)
2. Install the locking pins (10). (Fig. EE)
3. Place the second cord minder into position so that the distance between the two cord minders
is at the desired length. (Fig. FF)
1. To rotate the bracket (32) pull as close to the base of the bracket (32) as possible. Then rotate to
the desired position and release. Do not pull from the top of the bracket (32). (Fig. GG)
2. When wrapping extension cords or other cables around the cord minder (32), it is recommended
to have the brackets (32) in opposite orientation with the top cord minder (32) in the up position
and the bottom cord minder (32) in the down position (Fig. HH). This prevents the cord from
unintentionally slipping off of the cord minder (32). Do not overload.
3. When removing cords or cables do not attempt to slide the cord off before rotating the brackets
(32). This may cause damage to the cord, the bracket (32), or cause the rack to tip.
Fig. DD Fig. EE Fig. FF
Fig. GG Fig. HH
PULL
TURN
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WARRANTY
THREE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
PORTER-CABLE will repair or replace, without charge, any defects due to faulty materials or
workmanship for three years from the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover part failure
due to normal wear or tool abuse. For further detail of warranty coverage and warranty repair
information, visit www.portercable. com or call [phone]. This warranty does not apply
to accessories or damage caused where repairs have been made or attempted by others. This
warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary in certain states
or provinces.
WARNING LABEL REPLACEMENT
If your warning labels become illegible or are missing, call [phone] for a free replacement.
PORTER-CABLE and the PORTER-CABLE logo are registered trademarks of PORTER-CABLE and
are used under license. All rights reserved.
4825 Highway 45
North Jackson, TN 38305
[phone]
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