True Manufacturing Company TR1RRI-1S Installation Manual page 8

INSTALLATION THROUGH 34 INCH DOOR OPENINGS
STEP 6
Using at least two people, tilt the
top left side of the cabinet while it's
still on the skid. Start by having one
person on each side of the cabinet and
lower the left side down so that the
person on the left side can support the
weight momentarily by himself until
the person from the other side can join
in lowering the cabinet as shown in
images 8-9.
Image 8
Image 9
STEP 7
Remove the skid from the bottom of
the cabinet. (See image 10).
Image 10
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INSTALLATION / OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
You can now move the cabinet into the
location where the cabinet is to go.
Once the cabinet is in place, stand the
cabinet upright and level the cabinet.
Place the ramps on the front of the
cabinet. At this point it may be
necessary to seal the cabinet to the
floor per local codes. (See images
11-12)
Image 11
Image 12
Once the cabinet is in its final location
and level, the roll-in ramp can be
installed. The ramp has three slotted
holes in back. These slotted holes
slide over three thumb screws located
in the front of the cabinet near the
floor (See Image 11).
Reinstall the doors and be sure
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they are closing smoothly and not
binding up on the ramp. To adjust
door sweeper gasket, loosen slotted
thumbscrews. The gasket can then be
moved up or down and side to side. The
gasket should make some contact with
the ramp when the door is closing.
This can be checked by opening up
the door 3-4" and allowing the door
to close. This process may have to be
done several times before securing the
sweeper gasket bracket. Once gasket
is properly adjusted, tighten slotted
thumbscrews. (See image 13).
Image 13
STEP 13
Reinstall the rain shield. Be sure to
reconnect the wire harness from the
display/energy saving switch back in
the female molex connector.
BEFORE PLUGGING THE CABINET
IN BE SURE THAT THE CABINET
HAS BEEN UPRIGHT FOR AT
LEAST DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF
TIME THAT IT WAS ON ITS SIDE.
EXAMPLE: IF THE CABINET WAS
ON ITS SIDE FOR 1 HOUR DO NOT
PLUG THE CABINET IN FOR 2
HOURS. SHOULD THE CABINET
BE ON ITS SIDE FOR MORE THAN
4 HOURS, PLEASE ALLOW THE
CABINET TO REMAIN UPRIGHT
FOR AT LEAST 24 HOURS. THIS
IS TO ENSURE THAT ANY OIL
THAT MIGHT HAVE MIGRATED
OUT OF THE COMPRESSOR HAS A
CHANCE TO MIGRATE BACK TO THE
COMPRESSOR.
CAUTION: FAILURE TO DO THIS
COULD RESULT IN PREMATURE
COMPRESSOR FAILURE
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