Manufacturer Information
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Recambios y Componentes Restauración, S.L
Polígono industrial Can Magre, Carrer de les Roquetes, 69
08187 Santa Eulàlia de Ronçana
Spain
Usage Warnings
Kitchen Carts and Catering Trolleys
Warnings and safety precautions
Main risks
- Tipping from overloading or distributing the weight high up or on one side.
- Unintended movement if the castors are not locked, especially on slopes or uneven floors.
- Finger entrapment in folding mechanisms, pull-out shelves or drawers.
- Cuts or breakages if there are sharp edges, glass surfaces or damaged parts.
- Burns and spillages when transporting pots, pans or other hot containers.
- Slips due to liquids spilled during transport.
- Instability due to worn or loose castors, or faulty brakes.
- Damage to walls, doors or furniture from impacts while manoeuvring with a load.
Safe use
- Assemble the trolley following the manufacturer’s instructions and ensure screws and joints are secure.
- Before loading, check that the castors and brakes work, and lock them when the trolley is parked.
- Observe the stated maximum load and distribute the weight low and centred; avoid stacking high or with overhang.
- Push the trolley holding the handle with both hands; proceed slowly and make wide turns to prevent tipping.
- Keep drawers, doors and movable shelves closed during movement.
- Do not transport containers at boiling point, very hot oils or open flames; use trivets to set down hot items.
- Secure bottles and jars to stop them rolling; use trays or containers for small utensils.
- Keep fingers away from hinges and folding mechanisms when opening or closing.
- Avoid high thresholds, steep slopes and slippery floors when carrying weight.
Storage and maintenance
- Store the trolley indoors, in a dry, ventilated place, away from direct sources of heat and moisture.
- Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry afterwards; avoid abrasive products or those containing strong solvents.
- Protect surfaces with trivets, coasters or table mats to prevent stains, burns or cuts.
- Periodically check screws, joints, hinges, castors and brakes; tighten or adjust if you detect looseness.
- Replace damaged castors, brakes, shelves or glass immediately; do not use the trolley if it is unstable.
- If specified by the manufacturer, lightly lubricate axles or moving mechanisms for smooth operation.
- When parked, leave the brakes on and avoid leaving heavy loads on upper shelves for long periods.
Usage restrictions
- Do not use the trolley as a step, seat, scaffold or support to climb on.
- Do not transport people, children or pets on the trolley.
- Do not exceed the total maximum load or the per-shelf limit stated by the manufacturer.
- Do not use it on stairs or leave it parked on slopes.
- Do not use the trolley outdoors unless it is specifically designed for outdoor use.
- Keep children away and supervised when the trolley is in use; do not allow them to hang from it or climb on it.
- Avoid using it near open flames or lit hobs that could overheat the unit or its contents.