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Pellerin Milnor Corporation
3 Installation Procedures
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Handling a Washer-extractor from Delivery to Final
Location
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This document supersedes documents BIIFLI01, BIRUUI01, MSIN0206AE, and MSIN0301AE
as of October 1, 2019. It applies to all Milnor
®
washer-extractor models in production as of Octo-
ber 1, 2019.
owner/management the purchaser of the machine or their representative. Usually the
consignee.
transportation company the person(s) or contractor(s) who transports the machine to the fa-
cility where it will be installed. The carrier.
rigger the person(s) or contractor(s) responsible to off-load the machine from the delivery ve-
hicle, move it to its final location, and anchor it to the foundation. This can be the dealer but
is often another company hired by the dealer.
technician a person trained in servicing Milnor
®
products and responsible to remove shipping
restraints. This is usually a dealer employee.
Notices
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Qualified Personnel Only — Do not attempt to move, anchor, or remove restraints from
the machine unless you are a rigger or technician, as defined above.
Disclaimer — Pellerin Milnor Corporation is not responsible for damage to the machine
after it leaves the factory. Pellerin Milnor Corporation strongly recommends that the consignee
(usually the owner/management) carefully inspect the machine in its protective wrapping before
off-loading and inspect the uncovered machine after off-loading. If damage occurred in transit,
ensure that the transportation company acknowledges the damage in writing. Submit a damage
claim as soon as possible.
Other Tasks — This document addresses common tasks that the rigger and technician will
perform. Other tasks, not explained here, can be needed. Information about other tasks is usually
provided by the dealer, the Milnor® Applications Engineering department, or the Milnor® Serv-
ice department. Examples are:
• Placement of the machine on a platform, such as for laundry cart clearance or to accommo-
date unusual drain conditions.
• Partial disassembly and reassembly, possible on some models, for movement through small
spaces.
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