Kodak quantum 400 ll
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We are moving ours soon, the technician told me:
First measure the height from the ground of the machine and make a note of it, split the MCU from the main unit, crank up the legs so the wheels are on the ground, then just wheel it onto the truck. No transport brackets required for a short trip.
When re-assembling, reverse the process, checking the exact height so the MCU will slot back in.
We do have a box of red parts here that look like transport brackets, but I think they were for the aircraft trip from Israel when it first travelled here.
First measure the height from the ground of the machine and make a note of it, split the MCU from the main unit, crank up the legs so the wheels are on the ground, then just wheel it onto the truck. No transport brackets required for a short trip.
When re-assembling, reverse the process, checking the exact height so the MCU will slot back in.
We do have a box of red parts here that look like transport brackets, but I think they were for the aircraft trip from Israel when it first travelled here.
ctptech
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That’s great . Thankyou very much for the reply
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Odercley Csrvslho
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Hello, I know i'm late but can anyone help me?
I didn't understand what the "MCU" means.
Thanks
I didn't understand what the "MCU" means.
Thanks
Multi Cassette Unit
Odercley Csrvslho
New member
Thank You!
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