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Getting Started
Initial Receiving Inspection/Check
Unpacking the Dynacalibrator
Every Dynacalibrator is completely calibrated, thoroughly tested and inspected,
and carefully packed prior to shipment. The carrier has assumed responsibility for
its safe delivery upon acceptance of the shipment.
On receipt of your unit, before signing the waybill and releasing the carrier's
agent, inspect the shipment for the following:
1. The number of cartons received tallies with that on the waybill.
2. The weight of the shipment agrees with that on the waybill.
3. There is no visible evidence of damage to the shipment or its containers.
Any discrepancies to the above must be clearly described on the waybill and
signed by the carrier's agent. Failure to adequately describe such external
evidence of loss or damage may result in the carrier refusing to honor any
subsequent claim.
After the initial receiving inspection and check, the Dynacalibrator may be
unpacked. A carefully sized and mated pair of shipping cartons have been
designed to ensure against any damage to the Dynacalibrator while it is in
transit. Use the following procedures to remove the instrument from the
packaging, referring to Figure 3 as necessary.
Save all the packing materials – both cartons, the eight
corner blocks, and the two inner carton supports – for any
future shipment of the Dynacalibrator.
1. Neatly slit the shipping tape along the edges of the flaps on the top of the
carton with a knife. Do not try to pull or tear the tape.
2. Open the outer carton and remove the four corner blocks on top of the inner
carton.
3. Neatly slit the shipping tape along the edges of the flaps on the top of the in-
ner carton with a knife. Take care to penetrate the tape with the knife only far
enough to cut it. The Dynacalibrator is directly be neath the flaps.
4. Carefully lift the Dynacalibrator out of the inner carton.
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