Safety

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Installation
1. Boot Assembly
2. Inlet Spout
3. Removable Sprocket/Pulley Access Door
4. Curved Boot Plate
5. Intermediate Section. Access Doors Maybe Located At Any
Convenient Position
6. Plain Intermediate Section
7. Plain Intermediate Section. Usually the Odd Length Located
Under Lower Head Assembly
8. Lower Head Assembly
9. Back Section of Hood
10. Front Section Of Hood
11. Discharge Spout
12. Adjustable Bibb
13. Discharge Spout Liner (Optional item)
14. Elevator Chain or Belt
15. Elevator Buckets
16. Boot Take-up
17. Head Shaft Pillow Blocks
18. Pillow Block Stops (Optional)
NOTE:
It is the purchaser’s responsibility to provide a suitable foundation
and bolts to receive the elevator.
RECEIVING:
It is important to carefully examine incoming shipments for condi-
tion and completeness. Shortages and damage must be reported
immediately to the transportation company. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO
INSTALL A DAMAGED ELEVATOR OR COMPONENTS.
Normally head and boot sections are factory assembled and
include sprockets or pulleys, take-ups, pillow blocks, etc.
Chain or belt, buckets, gaskets, nuts and bolts, special fittings, etc.
are usually shipped in separate containers or on pallets/skids.
Intermediate casings are shipped separately
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ARNING
CVS930011
Exposed screw and
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WARNING
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WARNING
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Exposed screw and
moving parts can
cause severe injury
LOCK OUT POWER
before removing
cover or servicing