4-SHIPPING, HANDLING AND UNPACKING 4-5
COROB™ TATOCOLOR
12. At this point, adjust the two front antivibration feet as described below, to support and level
the machine properly:
(Figure 4-6/Figure 4-7)
– using a 17 mm hexagonal wrench, loosen the nut (1);
– lower the foot (2) by turning it with your hand until when it touches the resting surface;
– using a 12 mm hexagonal wrench, adjust the hexagonal wrench slot (3) on the foot, to
level the machine properly, and make sure that none of the wheels (4) are resting;
– using a 17 mm hexagonal wrench, tighten the nut (1) on each foot (2) firmly into the base
of the machine.
13. Mount the panels removed previously.
Figure 4-6 Figure 4-7
4.5 Moving and handling the unpacked machine
Should it become necessary for any reason to move the machine from its original site proceed as
follows:
1. Use the main switch to shut off the machine, and unplug the power supply cable from the
mains socket outlet (chapter 6.4).
2. Using the screwdriver provided, remove the panels near the feet so that you may raise them.
3. Raise ALL of the antivibration feet, following the procedure described in point 12 of the
previous chapter in reverse order, to move the machine easily on its wheels.
4. Move the machine into its new working position.
5. Lower the feet, following the procedure described in point 12 of the previous chapter.
6. Mount the panels removed previously.
7. Connect the power supply cable and switch on the machine using the main switch (chapter
6.2).
We recommend reusing the original packing any time the dispenser must be moved or shipped.
To place the machine back on the pallet, lift the feet as previously described, grasp the machine
on the sides (this must be done by at least two people) then slide it slowly along the
platforms on its wheels, making sure they remain centered on the platforms.
4.6 Storage
If stored, the machine must be kept in a protected, dry environment, not subjected to harsh
weather, to avoid damaging the electrical components.
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