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Combi BK-W62 사용 설명서
❶ Checking Anchor Bolt
①
Use a flat-head screwdriver to remove
2 plastic caps, and then use a Phillips
screwdriver No3 to remove 2 screws
securing the lower cover.
②
Use a wrench (nominal 17MM) to
check the anchor bolts (3 locations)
are not missing or loosen.
❷ Checking Tapping Screws, Concrete Screws, and Anchor Bolts.
①
Remove the back cushion. For
disassembly the back cushion,
refer "Back Cushion Replacement
Procedure" on the back cover.
Back cushion
❸ Checking Lower Cover Fixing Screw.
After checking, assemble by the reverse procedure.
When assembling, make sure that lower cover fixing
screws (2 locations) and plastic caps (2 pcs.) are not
missing or loosened.
After the assembly is completed, inspect it by
referring to Daily Inspection (page 4).
Use Phillips screwdriver No3, flat-head screw driver
B. Checking Missing or Loosening of Various Screws (when corner bracket is used)
*The corner bracket is sold separately.
Inspection Points
Corner cover fixing screws (2 locations)
❹
Corner bracket fixing screws (4 locations)
❺
Anchor bolts (3 locations)
Main unit fixing screws (4 locations)
Bottom cover fixing screws (2locations)
When installed on a partition
Use a Phillips screwdriver No2 to
check 4 tapping screws are not
missing or loosened.
Back plate
Tapping screws
(4 locations)
(Phillips screwdriver No2)
(Phillips screwdriver No3,
spanner (nominal 17MM))
Bottom cover fixing
screws (2 locations)
Plastic cap
Bottom cover fixing
screws (2 locations)
Plastic cap (2 pcs)
Inspection Method
Visual, Touch
Visual, Touch
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When mounted on concrete or ALC
Use a Phillips screwdriver No2 to check
the screws for concrete (2 locations). Use
Phillips screwdriver No3 to check anchor
bolts (2 locations) are missing or loosened.
Screws for concrete
(2 locations)
Anchor bolts
(2 locations)
Lower cover
Judgment Criteria
No missing or looseness
No missing or looseness
Main body
Anchor bolts
(3 locations)
Handling of Defects
Retightening
Retightening