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Service / Repair Schedule
Tools Required
• 3mm flat blade screwdriver
• 5mm flat blade screwdriver
• Pair of external circlip pliers
• 2.5mm hex key
• 4mm hex key
• 5mm hex key
• 6mm hex key
• Socket wrench
• 14mm A/F socket
• 16mm A/F socket
• 17mm A/F socket
• 13mm A/F combination spanner
• 15mm A/F combination spanner
• 17mm A/F combination spanner
Rear Castors
1. Check the rear castors are firmly fixed to the base casting. Remove any loose castors using a 16mm
A/F socket.
Re-assemble with medium strength removable threadlock. Tighten to 10Nm.
2. Ensure the castors swivel and the wheels rotate freely. If the free rotation of any castor is affected by
threads, hairs or fibres the castor should be replaced as these are non-serviceable components.
Lubricate if necessary with a light mineral based grease or food grade spray lubricant.
3. Check the action of the brakes on the rear castors. When engaged, check the brake pedal locks in
position and the rotation of the castor is prevented.
NOTE: Before applying medium strength removable threadlock to any screw or bolt, ensure it can be
screwed into the component without hindrance from old remaining threadlock as this could affect the
correct torque setting.
Front Castors
1. Check the front castors are firmly fixed to the legs. Remove any loose castors using a 14mm A/F
socket.
Re-assemble with medium strength removable threadlock. Tighten to 10Nm.
2. Ensure the castors swivel and the wheels rotate freely. If the free rotation of any castor is affected by
threads, hairs or fibres the castor should be replaced as these are non-serviceable components.
3. Lubricate if necessary with a light mineral based grease or food grade spray lubricant.
NOTE: Before applying medium strength removable threadlock to any screw or bolt, ensure it can be
screwed into the component without hindrance from old remaining threadlock as this could affect the
correct torque setting.
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