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ABBERFIELD PACKET DISPENSING MACHINE - model NPD600 OPERATIONS MANUAL # 059-1

The equipment is supplied ready to use, if operated from a standard power

point.

To access the mounting holes: -

1. Undo the screws to the top of the Inner Frame.

2. Lift out the inner frame, but take care as it is connected by cables to the

cabinet.

3. Unplug the three leads going to the Inner Frame circuit board.

4. Access is now made to the wall or bench mounting holes.

5. Use the frame as a template to mark the mounting holes. Then remove

and drill the wall or bench.

Note: If the installation is in a very secure area, it may be sufficient to mount

the equipment to a wall by the top two bolt holes only. These can be

accessed without removing the Inner Frame.

If the double insulation of the mains wiring is in any way put at

risk, through alteration to the equipment, it is mandatory that the

cabinet is earthed. A screw for this purpose is positioned under

the Inner Frame.

Also under the inner frame is a terminal block for use in a permanently wired

application. If the fixed incoming mains wiring is through the existing cable

entry hole it may be acceptable to relocate the power supply elsewhere,

sitting loose under the inner frame. In this case the plastic cable clamp

provided may be useful to secure the mains wiring.

Take care when re-assembling the Inner Frame to tuck all wires into the free

space provided. Make sure none are caught under the Inner feet or on top of

the power supply, or this will lift the inner module and the packet being

dispensed may not line up with the fascia.

Remount the equipment taking care to ensure no masonry or dust or other

dirt is left behind.

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