Operating Instructions; Before Using - Roberts 10-481 Manuel Du Propriétaire

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

The glider can be used to move commercial, industrial, and residential
furniture or residential appliances, without damaging floors.

BEFORE USING

1.
Remove all loose objects on top or inside the item being moved.
2.
Measure the overhead clearance
a. There should be at least 1-1 /2" of space between the top of the item
being moved and any overhead cabinets, fixtures or ceiling.
b. If less than 2"; see troubleshooting tips.
3.
For appliances, remove drip pans, covers, grills or ornamentation.
4.
If moving a refrigerator, remove the front bottom grill.
5.
Shut off all gas or water going to the appliance and disconnect gas
tubing, water lines, and any other hoses or tubes.
6.
Unplug appliance electrical cords.
7.
Make sure both front and rear of appliance are at least 1/4" but no more
than 2" off the floor.
8.
Slide the pads under the item being moved as far as they will go.
They should extend through the rear of the appliance by 4" for even
balance loading. Do not force them. If they do not slide freely, see
troubleshooting tips.
a.
If having trouble moving item, slide white boards
underneath pads to help.
9.
Position the pads as far distant from each other as possible, but no
closer than 2" from the side of the item being moved.
10. Plug the blower in to a grounded power source.
11. Turn the blower on and move the appliance slow and steady with both
hands. Avoid rocking, as this can cause corners of the pads or appliance
to dig into floor.
12. Guide appliance to desired location.
13. Be sure all electrical cords and tubing are accessible and not under the
appliance or pads before turning blower off.
14. Disconnect hoses from the lifting pads by grasping the fittings and
pulling firmly. Do not pull on the hoses.
15. Remove the pads from under the appliance by sliding them flat on the
floor. Avoid catching on chassis bolts.
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