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Mopec Maestro Encore - 3 Installation; 3.1 How to unpackage your workstation; 3.1.1 Check for freight damage:; 3.1.2 Uncrating Contents:

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3 Installation
Notice: If you have purchased installation from Mopec your installer will cover section 3
3.1 How to unpackage your workstation
3.1.1 Check for freight damage:
If the unit has sustained damage during transit or unloading from the carrier now is the time to file a freight
claim.
Many large institutions use their own carriers. A freight claim would be filed with that provider.
Check for damage to the skid that would result in an unsupported or twisted station.
Check that the sides of the crate have not been punctured or smashed.
Check that the top of the crate has not sustained damage or has evidence of being placed upside down.
Take photographs of any damage and contact Mopec or your private freight carrier if applicable.
3.1.2 Uncrating Contents:
Remove the top boards from the crate. Place in a dumpster or out of the way to dispose of later. Watch for
staples, nails, and slivers of wood.
Remove the sideboards, end boards, and plywood from the crate.
Remove the corner posts of the crate. Pull downward and then sideways to break away from the base.
Remove all the bracing at the bottom of the skid. Note the small 2”x 4” (5cm x 10cm) blocks nailed to
prevent the unit from moving.
Carefully cut the plastic wrap so the unit is not scratched, and the components are not damaged.
Unwrap the plastic wrap and foam from the unit.
Cut and remove the metal banding material securing the unit.
Look the unit over for hidden damage. If found, take photos, and contact Mopec.
Remove any optional equipment from the sink, under the sink, or behind the doors (if so equipped).
Ensure all plumbing and wiring are secured and up and out of the way before moving the unit.
3.1.3 Removing Unit from Skid:
Ensure there is plenty of room to work around the unit.
Tip the unit forward to retract the back leveling feet to allow the unit to slide on the crate floor.
Tip the unit back to retract the front leveling feet to allow the unit to slide on the crate floor.
Slide the unit back a little more than half off the skid, and tilt back until the bottom edge is resting on the
floor. Tip the unit back a little farther so the skid can be pulled out from under the unit.
Then gently put the unit upright on its base, making sure not to drop the unit.

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