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2. While holding either safety stand to take the weight off of the retaining pins, remove the three
pins and allow the safety stand to rotate down to the vertical position. The lower section of
the safety stand will fall to the floor.
3. Lift the lower portion of the stand just enough to insert two retaining pins so the lower and
upper portions of the safety stand lock together.
4. Insert the third retaining pin into the hole that prevents the stand from rotating.
5. Repeat these steps for the other safety stand. Do not attempt to rest the safety stands on the
floor by tilting the machine.
2.3.
Deploy the Dryel Safety Bar if Appropriate—If the machine uses a dryel for
automated loading, use the safety bar for any mainteance that requires the dryel to be up. After
you put the dryel in the up position, insert the safety bar first into
the holding bracket on the
dryel, then in the bracket on the shell front. A location is provided on the machine for stowing the
safety bar when not in use.
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