Industry Canada Statement
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe [B] est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B)
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5. After one side of the frame is fastened together, ip the frame
over and complete the instructions in step 4.
6. Tighten up all of the screws and nuts on both sides of the frame.
Assemble the bottom support beams
1. Place one of the angled support beams (D) on the inside of one of
the bottom support beams (A), making sure to line up the holes
on both beams.
2. Use the Allen key and two of the M6 screws and nuts to fasten the
angled support beam (D) to the bottom support beam (A). Make
sure to tighten the screws and nuts.
3. Place one of the heavy-duty casters (E) underneath the bottom
support beam (A) at the end closest to where the angled support
(D) beam is attached to the bottom support beam.
4. Line up the holes on the bottom support beam (A) with the holes
on the caster (E).
5. Use a Phillips screwdriver (not included) and four of the M6 screws
to fasten the caster (E) to the bottom support beam (A).
6. Place one of the heavy-duty locking casters (F) underneath the
bottom support beam (A) at the end farthest away from where
the angled support beam is attached to the bottom support
beam.
7. Line up the holes on the bottom support beam (A) with the holes
on the locking caster (F).
8. Use the Allen key and four of the M6 screws to fasten the locking
caster (F) to the bottom support beam (A).
9. Repeat steps 1 to 8 to assemble the second bottom support
beam.
Attach the bottom support beams to the frame
1. Lay the assembled frame onto its side, perpendicular to the oor.
2. Place one of the assembled bottom support beams (A) over the
corner of one edge of the frame, making sure that the frame is
sitting in the end closest to the locking caster (F).
3. Line up the holes on the assembled frame (B) with the holes on
the bottom support beam (A).
4. Use the Allen key and two of the M6 screws to attach the
assembled frame (B) to the bottom support beam (A).
5. Use the Allen key and two of the M6 screws to attach the angled
support beam (D) to the frame.
6. Repeat steps 1 to 5 to attach the second bottom support beam
(A) to the frame.
7. Stand the assembled rack up. If necessary, tighten any loose
screws or nuts.
Install equipment into the frame rack
• Using the M6 screws, install your equipment into the frame rack.
Warning! When installing equipment into the rack, start from the
bottom of the rack rst and move upwards, keeping the heaviest
equipment at the bottom to avoid a situation where the rack
becomes top heavy.
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