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Modular Cell 4.0B and WNG24-BC cabinet handling,

placement, anchoring and grounding

Handling a cabinet

Overview

This section provides standard practices for handling a cabinet.

General

WARNING

Equipment damage

When handling a cabinet, never use an equipment dolly that

utilizes straps to secure the cabinet to the dolly. Damage to

the cabinet’s left side solar shield (if equipped) or heat

exchanger can easily result.

Cabinets are usually shipped to the customer via truck and are

delivered to a staging area. At the staging area, a forklift truck may be

used to lift the packed cabinet. When lifting the cabinet with a forklift,

the forks must be at least 4 feet long. Cabinets may be equipped with

lifting eye bolts that are used for handling if a forklift is unavailable or

not practical. Cabinets are equipped with lifting eye bolts shipped

loose. They must be removed after installation.

The cabinet is shipped from the factory with protective packaging that

includes a bottom pallet, and protective cardboard sides and/or "bubble

wrap". The cabinet is bolted to the bottom pallet. The protective

packaging should not be removed until the cabinet is at the job site.

Before you begin

Here is some useful task preparation information.

Tools needed

The following equipment and tools may be required.

• Derrick truck

• Forklift (if required)

• Power screwdriver (#2 Phillips)

• Four Eyebolts

• Eyebolt tool number: R-ITE-6113