Cornwell Tools Pro Series User Manual

CTBMM100BR, -BK, -BL, -NY, -RG, -RD Rev. 7/21/15
OWNER'S MANUAL
CTBMM100BR, Bk, Bl, Ny, RG, RD
Pro Series Service Cart
• Read and follow all instructions in User's Manual.
• Do not load carts beyond rated capacity:
Maximum Total Net Load ........................................500 Lbs.
Top and Bottom Shelf .................................... 150 Lbs. each
Small Top Drawers ........................................... 30 Lbs. each
Center and Bottom Drawers ............................ 70 Lbs. each
PLEASE NOTE: Loading cart beyond rated capacity may
cause structural damage to the cart as well as personal
and/or property damage. Please educate your customers to
the "dangers of overloading".
• Lock lid and drawers before moving. • Apply brake on locking
casters anytime cart is in place. • Do not pull cart. Push from
handle on end to move. • Units can tip or fall causing damage or
personal injury. • Cart is designed to roll easily on at surfaces
and should not be used on uneven or inclined surfaces. • Do
not open more than one loaded drawer at a time. • Do not stand
on or step in drawers. • Keep children away from unit. • Wear
gloves when lifting edges. • This product may contain one or
more chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer
and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands
thoroughly after handling. • Failure to heed these warnings may
result in personal injury and/or property damage.
WARNING
Copyright © Professional Tool Products, 2015
All rights reserved
HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS
TOOLS NEEDED FOR ASSEmbLy:
• 2 - 14mm Combination Wrenches
• 13mm Socket or Universal Socket
• 4" Extension
• 1/4" Ratchet
1a x 32 pcs.
1b x 4 pcs.
2 x 72 pcs.
3 x 56 pcs.
4 x 4 pcs. 9 x 16 pcs.

Cornwell Tools Pro Series Specifications

General

Brand	Cornwell Tools
Model	Pro Series
Category	Outdoor Cart
Language	English

Summary

Hardware Specifications

Component Identification

Lists and quantifies hardware components required for assembly, including various bolts and quantities.

Required Assembly Tools

Lists the specific tools necessary for assembling the service cart, such as wrenches and sockets.

Safety Warnings

General Warnings

Provides crucial safety warnings regarding load capacity, operation, and chemical exposure.

Assembly Instructions

Initial Assembly Steps

Outlines the initial steps for preparing and assembling cart components, including lid and drawer checks.

Mounting Legs and Bottom Shelf

Details steps for attaching legs and securing the bottom shelf to the cart frame using bolts.

Attaching Casters and Handle

Instructions for mounting casters, push handle, and securing various bolts to the cart structure.

Final Assembly and Optional Divider

Covers final tightening of fasteners and installation of the spray can holder divider.

Troubleshooting

Drawer Sliding Issues

Addresses issues with drawers not sliding correctly or bumping cart sides during operation.

Lock/Unlock Switch Malfunction

Explains how to fix the back lock/unlock switch not engaging the drawer properly.

Parts List and Drawings

Component Inventory

Lists all parts with item numbers, part numbers, descriptions, and quantities for inventory.

Part Identification Visuals

Provides visual representations of various parts and hardware for identification purposes.