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Summary of Contents for Et ETD-SB-HL3205
- Page 1 ETD-SB-HL3205...
- Page 2 Assembly Instruction Manual Upon Opening Product Packaging Thank you for your purchase of the Erie Tools® Model (ETD-SB-HL3205) Metal Storage Rack. This manual will provide you with information on the components and quantities on what you will need upon set up. This manual will also provide step-by-step guidance on how to assemble your parts rack.
- Page 3 Laying Out Components for Assembly First, take all components out of the packaging and separate the pieces by grouping them by size and appearance. 1. (4) Legs (Labeled 1, 2, 3 and 4.) 2. (2) Long flat back support brackets. 3.
- Page 4 10. (1) Top cover. Now that all of your components have been separated and organized in your workspace, you should find it very easy to make sure that all of your quantities are correct on all pieces. This will also help you in finding whichever piece it is that you’ll need to grab quickly, and at a glance for each step of assembly.
- Page 5 Identifying Legs Prior to Assembly Start with the legs by looking at how they are numbered on the bottom ends. Labels on legs will be numbered (1) through (4). The end with the number will serve as the bottom of the rack.
- Page 6 Attaching Side Support Brackets to Legs Next, from the hardware kit, grab (4) long screws and (4) washers for the first set of legs. These will be used to secure the side brackets onto the side of the legs. After you have grabbed your screws and washers, you will need to grab (2) flat support brackets.
- Page 7 Line up the holes on the brackets with the threaded insert holes on the legs at an angle. Be sure not to tighten brackets too much, as they will need to be able to slightly move for proper alignment. Once they are aligned properly, they may be fully tightened to secure them into place.
- Page 8 Once again, it is best to not fully tighten these in the beginning, as you will need to be able to adjust and flex the brackets. When the legs are repositioned and leveled correctly, fully tighten to secure the brackets to the legs. Once this step is complete, you will essentially have formed a trapezoid-shaped space in the center of the two legs.
- Page 9 (Repeat the step you just completed with the second set of legs.) Flip both sets of legs onto their side so that the threaded insert is on top. This will be the back side of the rack, where (2) long support brackets will be bolted down to add support.
- Page 10 Attaching Back Support Brackets to Legs Grab (2) of the long flat brackets, (4) long screws and (4) washers. Similar to how the legs support brackets are attached, the same will be done with the back brackets, connecting the two sets of legs together. When attached correctly, the brackets will cross over each other forming an “X”...
- Page 11 Now that the legs have all of the side and back support brackets attached and tightened, stand the rack frame upright on the floor.
- Page 12 Setting Cross-beams on Rack Next, gather the (14) cross-beams. (7) for the front and (7) for the back. On the cross-beams, you will notice there are slots spaced throughout them, and the slots on the ends will have two holes on each side as indicated. The slots must face up towards the ceiling and should be on the outside edges, facing away from the center of the rack.
- Page 13 These tabs are spaced evenly by tier (7 per each leg.) These will allow for the cross-beams to interlock into place. Once one end is locked, slide the opposite end down the channel to also lock that end into place. Doing this step correctly will allow the cross-beam to sit flush between the legs.
- Page 14 Installing L-brackets Now that the cross-beams have been set into place, grab (16) long screws and (16) small ring washers that will be used to fasten the “L”-shaped brackets to the cross-beams and front legs. The (4) L-brackets will have (2 etched with “L” and 2 etched with “R” equaling 4 in total.) These will only be placed on the front side of the rack legs, on the top and second from the bottom tiers cross-beam.
- Page 15 You can choose to start either from the top and either the left or the right side, when installing the L-brackets. Place the corner of the L-bracket underneath the cross-beam and in the inner-channel of the leg. The flat side of the L-bracket should be facing towards the outside of the rack (or towards you) while installing.
- Page 16 Secure the L-bracket with a ring washers and screws, but do not fully tighten just yet, as you will need the space for wiggle room for another piece later. Gently push downwards on the ends of the cross-beams where L-brackets were fastened, to ensure that they are flush and locked in place.
- Page 17 Setting Bin Tracks Next, you will need (56) tracks. (28 for the left side etched with “L” and 28 for the right side etched with “R”). These tracks will have tabs that point downward and are to be inserted in the rear and front cross-beam slots.
- Page 18 Going from left to right, the “L” track and the “R” will alternate as you insert the tracks across the beam and vice versa. Continue to do this until every slotted section has been filled on the cross-beams for each tier. (4 “L” Tracks and 4 “R” tracks per tier.)
- Page 19 Setting Top Shelf (Dust Cover) Grab the top dust cover piece and make sure to set each corner portion over the top of each leg. When the top is flush over the legs, and the holes are lined up, fasten the top piece to the legs with your (4) remaining short screws.
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Page 20: Completing Assembly
Completing Assembly Grab your stack of (28) bins and slide them onto the tracks of the parts rack, with the lipped end being on the front side. Bins will easily be able to slide in and out for convenient access. - Page 21 All clear plastic storage bins will come equipped with an easy to see, rectangular section for labelling and organization. You are now ready to enjoy your fully assembled parts bin rack.
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