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Unpacking and Inspection
U
NPACKING AND
For safety and protection during shipment and storage, the cabinet is shipped on a wooden
pallet, with plastic covering and an exterior corrugated carton covering all sides.
Always ship and store the cabinet on the pallet and in an upright position to avoid possible
damage to internal equipment.
Do not open any doors on the cabinet unless the cabinet is secured to the pallet or foundation
pad. An unsecured cabinet is unstable and may tip over.
Do not remove the pallet, corrugated cardboard, and plastic covering until the cabinet has been
transported to the installation site.
If the shipping materials appear damaged, do not accept the unit from the shipper; interior
damage may not be apparent.
Until the cabinet is turned up for service, any desiccant shipped with the cabinet must remain
in the cabinet to retard moisture condensation.
1
Before removing any packing material, inspect for shipping damage. If damage is discovered, immediately
report the extent of damage to the transportation company and to ADC. See
on page
68.
Do not remove the cabinet from its pallet at this time.
2
Carefully remove all crating material from around the cabinet and pallet.
3
To open a cabinet main or end door, refer to
4
Inspect the inside of the cabinet; check the packing slip to make sure all components are received such as
rectifiers, or batteries. In case of shortage, notify the freight carrier, insurance company, or ADC (see
"Appendix B - Product Support" on page
5
Inspect moving parts, mounting hardware, connectors, and electronic equipment. In case of damage, notify
the freight carrier, insurance company, or ADC.
Do not install any equipment unless the cabinet is secured to the pallet or the foundation pad.
iv
I
NSPECTION
"Opening or Securing a Main or End Chamber Door" on page
68).
November 9, 2001
LTPS-UM-8007-01, Issue 1
"Appendix B - Product Support"
SPX-CABFIN01, SPX-CABFIN04
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