Advertisement
UNPACKING & MOVING CABINET
CAUTION! Honeywell file cabinets and drawers are heavy! For safety
always use proper moving equipment and padding when moving cabinets.
Remove Cabinet from the Pallet
1. Remove rubber stops from the front and sides of the pallet.
2. Spin the cabinet to set sideways across the pallet.
3. Slide the cabinet so that the back of the cabinet will tilt and rest on the floor.
4. Push back on the front of the cabinet to raise front of the bottom of the
pallet.
5. Slide pallet out of the way and set cabinet on the floor
Moving The File Into Place
x Do not use the file's handle to lift or move the file; damage to the latching
system may result.
x For the lock to function properly, the file must be leveled from side to side
and front to back. Place shims at the bottom corners of the file as
necessary to level the file.
x Moving Honeywell file cabinets into position may be facilitated by removing
the drawers.
DRAWER REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT: Drawers are very heavy. Two or more persons are required
when handling the drawers. Note that each drawer has a drawer number decal
on the right side of the drawer. Drawers are numbered from top to bottom and
each must be replaced in the same cavity from which it was removed.
Fig. 1
DRAWER REMOVAL & INSTALLATION CONTINUED
To Remove Drawers
1. Extend drawer fully out.
2. Grasp front of drawer on each side and lift to release front tabs of slides
from drawer. (Fig. 1)
3. Place one hand underneath the drawer for support and pull one slide
forward to release the rear tab.(Fig. 1), repeat for other slide
4. Holding drawer head with both hands, pull drawer clear of slides and out of
cavity.
5. Push suspensions and stabilizers back into the drawers
To Install Drawers
1. Pull suspensions and stabilizers out until they are fully extended.
2. Place drawer into opening in between slides and align rear tab of slide with
the appropriate notch and insert.
3. Pull drawer forward until front tabs are aligned, insert front tabs
4. Close drawer and check for free movement and equal gap on both sides of
drawer.
If necessary, lightly loosen stabilizer screws and move drawer in direction of
excessive gap. Tighten screws and recheck gap.
LOCKING & UNLOCKING DRAWERS
Do not attempt to close drawer when the lock bolt is extended; damage to
cabinet and/or lock may result.
To Lock
1. Make sure all drawers are
closed before locking
2. Push the lock plunger in until
it snaps into place.
To Unlock
1. Insert key into lock.
2. Turn to the right or left until
the plunger pops out.
.
Advertisement
