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Locking Caster
To lock caster, press down on caster lock (see
Figure 10). Secure each corner caster to ensure
tool cabinet will not shift position.
Caster Lock
Figure 10. Location of caster lock.
Tool chests can tip and cause crushing
injury when wheels are not set up properly.
When stationary, wheels should always
be locked and turned facing the front of
the tool chest to avoid injury and prevent
tipping accidents.
Maintenance
•
Use soft, clean cloth and soapy water (use
regular dish soap) to remove grease, dirt, or
oil. Do not use solvents or flammable clean-
ing liquids.
•
Lubricate drawer slides as needed with dry
lubricant, such as Grizzly's Model G4682
Spraway Dry Coating Lube.
•
Use graphite to lubricate lock annually.
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Removing & Installing Drawers
The drawers can be removed and re-installed if
necessary.
To remove and install drawers:
1.
Unlock
2.
Lock
Figure 11. Example of location of drawer locking
3.
4.
Locking Drawers & Cabinets
Use the included keys to secure the drawers and
cabinets. Only completely closed drawers and
cabinets will lock.
Fully extend drawer and remove contents.
Push left locking tab down and hold, then pull
right locking tab up and hold (see Figure 11).
Note: Larger lower drawers feature two
guides per side.
Drawer Runner
Left Locking Tabs
tabs.
Pull drawer out to remove.
To re-install, insert drawer runners into slides
(see Figure 11) and push drawer completely
in. The locking tabs will automatically snap
into place to secure drawer in slides.
Model T33276 (Mfg. Since 4/22)
Right Locking Tab
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