Bamato WORK-550, Translation Of The Original Instruction Manual

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9.  Cleaning and storage

1.  Cleaning

Risk of damage!

If the trolley is not cleaned properly it may become 

damaged.

•  Do not use an aggressive, abrasive cleaning agent 

and do not use a solvent, acid or chlorine based 

cleaning agent.

•  Do not use brushes with metallic or nylon bristles 

and do not use sharp or metallic cleaning utensils 

such as blades, hard spatulas or similar.

•  Use a mild cleaning agent to clean the trolley and a 

soft, clean towel. Allow the trolley to dry completely 

after cleaning.

• 

Remove  lubricant  and  oil  with  a  non-flammable 

cleaning agent.

2.  Storage

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Attention!

Rust could form if the trolley is stored in a damp loca-

tion. The functionality or carrying capacity of the trol-

ley could therefore be permanently and irreparably 

impaired.

•  Protect the trolley from moisture, direct sunlight 

and frost.

•  Store the trolley in a dry location.

•  Keep the trolley away from children

10. Disposal and recycling

The equipment is supplied in packaging to prevent it 

from being damaged in transit. The raw materials in 

this packaging can be reused or recycled. The equip-

ment and its accessories are made of various types 

of material, such as metal and plastic. Defective com-

ponents must be disposed of as special waste. Ask 

your dealer or your local council.

8.  Attachment and operation

The workshop trolley is largely assembled and you 

need only fit the wheels as follows:

Mounting the wheels (fig. 1-3)

•  First, remove the tools provided from the trolley.

• 

Mount  the  trolley  on  a  sufficiently  large  and 

scratch-proof surface. If necessary, pad the trolley 

with packaging material to prevent scratching of the 

painted surfaces.

•  Turn the workshop trolley over and mount the 

wheels as follows.

• 

Position  the  fixed  castors  (7)  at  the  rear  and  the 

rotatable castors (5,6) at the front (handle side (1)) 

of the trolley. Line up the holes in the castors with 

the holes in the trolley.

•  Attach the castors to the underside of the trolley 

using an Allen key. Only use the screws provided 

for this.

Mounting the rear panel (Fig. 4-6)

•  Remove the two caps (10) and insert the two guide 

rails (12) into the holes on the worktop.

•  Slide the rear panel (11a, 11b) onto the guide rails 

(12) and fix them with the Phillips screws.

•  Insert the partition wall (13) into the guide rails (11) 

and fasten them. Finally, fit the sealing caps (10)

Mounting the accessories (Fig. 7)

The spray can holder (3), document holder (4), waste 

bin (8) and paper holder (9) can be individually at-

tached to the sides or rear wall of your workshop trol-

ley using the hooks on the back.