05 ZXG10 iBSC (V8.00.00) Unpacking Inspection Guide - R1.1

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Unpacking Inspection Guide
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R1.1
engineers’ review
Author
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Date Document Version Reviewed by Approved by
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2011-3-8 R1.1 Zheng
Zhou Jun
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Summary
Chapter Description
1 Overview Provides general information of the unpacking inspection
2 Unpacking Introduces the unpacking procedure
3 Counting and Checking Goods Introduces the goods to be checked
4 Goods Stacking Introduces the rules to stack goods
5 Signing for Receipt and Handling Introduces the method to handle goods shortage and
of Goods Shortage and Damage damage
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Preface
This guide is prepared to ensure that the unpacking inspection is conducted on the
project field in accordance with the specified requirement.
This guide specifies the flow, methods, precautions and forms/tables to be completed
during unpacking and inspection.
This document is intended to guide the engineering technicians to conduct the

unpacking and inspection for the equipment on the user’s location.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Overview...........................................................................................................1
1.1 Preparations for Unpacking Inspection..............................................................1
1.1.1 Preparations for Tools........................................................................................1
1.1.2 Presence of Relevant Personnel........................................................................1
1.2 Unpacking Inspection Flow................................................................................2
1.3 Precautions for Unpacking Inspection................................................................4
2 Unpacking........................................................................................................ 5
2.1 Unpacking Flow.................................................................................................5
2.2 Unpacking Wooden Box 1..................................................................................6
2.2.1 Unpacking Procedure........................................................................................6
2.2.2 Counting Boxes..................................................................................................8
2.2.3 Stack Goods Scheme........................................................................................8
2.3 Unpacking the Wooden Box for the Cabinet....................................................10
2.3.1 Unpacking Procedure......................................................................................10
2.3.2 Checking and Storing the Equipment...............................................................13
2.4 Unpacking Wooden Box for Side/Front Door /Rear Door Panel of Cabinet......13
2.5 Unpacking Other Wooden Boxes.....................................................................14
2.6 Unpacking the Carton......................................................................................17
2.6.2 Taking out Equipment/Parts from a Carton.......................................................18
3 Counting and Checking Goods.....................................................................19

3.1 Counting Goods...............................................................................................19
3.2 Checking Goods..............................................................................................19
4 Goods Stacking..............................................................................................20
4.1 Stacking Sequence..........................................................................................20
4.2 Stacking Procedure..........................................................................................20
4.3 Labeling Goods................................................................................................21
5 Signing for Receipt and Handling of Goods Shortage and Damage..........22

5.1 Goods Acceptance Inspection..........................................................................22
5.2 Handing Goods Shortage and Damage...........................................................22
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1 Overview
1.1 Preparations for Unpacking Inspection

The installation conditions for equipment should be ensured in the equipment room
before unpacking and inspection. The relevant conditions are as follows:
1. Make sure that civil engineering of the equipment room is completed.
2. Equipment room environment should meet the requirements.
3. Power supply should be ready. The electric power should be sufficient. The number
of connection terminal on the power distribution cabinet should be enough for the
equipment. Necessary power system in support should be provided.
4. The grounding should meet the standard, namely adopting joint grounding method
for grounding, with grounding resistance less than 1ohm. The quantity of
connection terminals of copper bars should be enough for equipment grounding.
If the above conditions are not ready, it is recommended that the unpacking and
inspection should be delayed. In this case, immediate negotiation with the operator
should be started to provide the above conditions as soon as possible.
The implementation of unpacking and inspection involves following preparations.
1.1.1 Preparations for Tools

Following tools are needed for the unpacking and inspection, so they should be
provided in advance:
 Crowbar
 Nail hammer
 Diagonal pliers
 Anti-static wrist strap
1.1.2 Presence of Relevant Personnel

The engineering supervisor and the equipment operator representative should
participate in the Unpacking Inspection. Therefore, user should notify them to arrive at
the specified site on time.
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Manpower should be ensured during the unpacking and inspection, especially when
moving the cabinets. Also, a sufficient quantity of engineering team persons should be
present at the site.
1.2 Unpacking Inspection Flow

The unpacking inspection flow is shown in Figure Overview-1.

Figure Overview-1 Unpacking Inspection Flow

1.3 Precautions for Unpacking Inspection

The details are described below:
1. Checking whether the packing box is in good condition
Check if all the packing boxes are intact before unpacking. If any damage occurs to
the packing box, check whether the equipment/goods are influenced due to this
damage. The packing box damage should be recorded in detail. If necessary, take
photos for reference.
Check if the arrival place is consistent with the actual installation site.
2. Organizing goods
The unpacking inspection should be performed complying with reasonable

sequence, and the goods should be stacked as planed.
The list of all parts of the equipment and technical documents are placed in
Packing Box 1, and the documents inside Packing Box 1 guide subsequent
unpacking. Therefore, unpack Packing Box 1 first.
3. Handling carefully and avoiding injury
Unpack the packing box carefully, not only avoiding damaging the equipment, but
also ensuring user safety.
Note:
Handle the goods with care and make sure not to damage equipment coating.
4. Using tools properly
Different boxes are unpacked with different tools, and different equipment should
be carried with corresponding tools. Select some proper tools to unpack the box
successfully, thus avoiding damaging the equipment.
5. Taking anti-static measures
Note:

Pay special attention to anti-static requirements of the circuit board, and do not tear the anti-
static bag of the circuit board.
6. Making data records
There is a wide range of equipment/goods inside boxes, check each item

according to the packing list, and ensure that the records are correct and no
equipment/goods is missing.
2 Unpacking
Telecommunication equipments usually are delicate electronic equipments. It should be
handled with good packing during the transportation and should have anti-water and
anti-shock labels. After the equipment arrives at the customer installation site, it should
be handled gently and must keep away from sunlight and rain.
Note:
Upon arriving at the destination, the goods must be unpacked and accepted in the presence
of the ZTE cooperation personnel. Before unpacking, check whether the number of items is
consistent with that in the packing list and check whether the packing box is intact.
All the equipment arriving at the site should be packaged with packing boxes. The
packing boxes consists of wooden boxes and small boxes.
1. Wooden box
Wooden boxes are used for the large-sized equipment. For instance, a cabinet can
be packaged in a big wooden box; cabinet door panels can be packaged in smaller
wooden boxes. Other materials and parts are directly placed in a large wooden
box. However, in most cases, these materials and parts are firstly packed in boxes
with their names and quantities clearly marked outside the boxes before they are
together placed in a large wooden box.
2. Small box
Small boxes are normally used to pack small-sized equipment, circuit boards,
handsets and auxiliary materials.
All the boxes have indicated a box sequence number and the total number of
boxes. Packing Box 1 contains Unpacking Inspection Report and Packing
(Inspection) List.

2.1 Unpacking Flow

The unpacking flow is shown in Figure Unpacking-2.
Figure Unpacking-2 Unpacking Flow
2.2 Unpacking Wooden Box 1
2.2.1 Unpacking Procedure
The structure of all wooden packing boxes is basically the same, and the box capacity is
different depending on the size of the equipment placed in it. Wooden box size may vary
but the unpacking method is basically the same.
The outside view of wooden box is shown in Figure Unpacking-3.

Figure Unpacking-3 Outside View of the Wooden Box
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3
3
2
1 Top cover 2 Side panel 3 Side panel (both ends)
Find Packing Box 1 first. The unpacking procedures of the wooden box are shown in
Figure Unpacking-4.
Figure Unpacking-4 Unpacking the Wooden Box
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4
1. Dismount Top Cover 2. Dismount Front Side Panel 3. Dismount the Side Panels (both sides) 4. Dismount Rear
Panel
Wooden box unpacking Procedure:
1. Lay the wooden box horizontally before opening the box. Hit a drill bit with a
hammer into the gap of the board cover about 5 cm. Press the end of the drill rob
downward and make the board turn up. Repeat such actions to other sides of the
board till it is removed (the arrow direction indicates the upper cover board).

2. Dismount the front side panel.
3. Remove the side plates (on both sides).
4. Dismount the rear panel.
Warning:
Do not touch the devices inside the box when using the crowbar, the irons fixtures inside are
sharp. Pay attention to the human safety
2.2.2 Counting Boxes
Generally, a wooden box contains multiple cartons and the first carton (#1, generally
red) contains the Unpacking and Inspection Report and the Equipment
Packing/Inspection List.
Alternatively, ask the recipient for equipment delivery bag firstly, and take out the
Unpacking and Inspection Report and the Equipment Packing/Inspection List. Find the
corresponding packing boxes against the packing box numbers indicated in the
Equipment Packing/Inspection List and check whether packing boxes quantity is the
same as that indicated in the packing list. If the quantity is not consistent with the
packing list, complete Application Form for Goods Supplementation in accordance with
Management Regulations on Reapplication for Materials for the Engineering Site, report
to the Planning Department of the related product division via the Electron Commerce
Cooperation (ECC) system (http://ecc.zte.com.cn/) and apply for additional delivery. By
this means, the user can quickly get feedback.
2.2.3 Stack Goods Scheme
After unpacking, the equipment and instruments should be stacked in order to make
installation easier. So plan a sufficient area in main equipment room or auxiliary
equipment room for placing and stacking the equipment.
With the equipment list, know the installation sequence of the equipment/material and
work out a plan for equipment stacking according to the installation sequence in Project
Design Scheme.
The equipment stack plan should be clear and the equipment stack sequence shall be
consistent with the logic sequence of equipment installation.
Figure Unpacking-5 shows the layout of a stack plan.

Figure Unpacking-5 Goods Stacking Plan
Figure Unpacking-6 is the elevation view of the goods stacking example.
Figure Unpacking-6 Elevation View of the Goods Stacking
In stacking the equipment and devices, observe the following principles:
1. The stack area of the room may vary depending on room space availability
2. The stack area should be near the wall.
3. When there are lots boxes, they should be stacked in several independent areas
with at least 1 m space.
4. The first used equipment should be placed outside.
5. For the cartons to be stacked in several layers, the number of layers should not
exceed 4 (if the layer limitation is marked in the box, refer to this standard). Place
those articles that are light and will be used first above the other articles.

The stack plan shall completely take into account the possible area that the equipment
may occupy and the major articles needed in the installation sequence.
2.3 Unpacking the Wooden Box for the Cabinet

The cabinet includes the iBSC cabinet and accessory cabinet, and the boxes of them
are unpacked in the same way.

The outside view of the wooden box for the cabinet is shown in Figure Unpacking-7.
Figure Unpacking-7 Outside View of the Wooden Box for the Cabinet
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3
3
2
1 Top Cover 2 Side Panel 3 Side Panel (both ends)
The unpacking procedures of the wooden box for the cabinet are shown in Figure
Unpacking-8.

Figure Unpacking-8 Unpacking a Wooden Box that Packs a Cabinet
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3 5
5
3
5
6
1. Dismount the top cover 2. Dismount the front side panel 3. Dismount the side panel (both ends) 4. Dismount the
rear panel 5.Remove the foam panel 6. Open the dampproof plastic film
The cabinet box comprises the body, foam angle wrap, plastic bag, lining board, and
bolster. Move the packing box to the unpacking site as near to the equipment room as
possible to avoid transportation loss.
The cabinet box should be unpacked in the steps below:
1. Lay the wooden box horizontally before opening the box. Hit a drill bit with a
hammer into the gap of the upper board cover about 5 cm. Press the end of the
drill bit downward and lift the board upward. Repeat the same procedure on other
sides of the board till the upper cover board is removed (the arrow direction
indicates the upper cover board).
4. Dismount the rear panel.
The cabinet is packed in a plastic bag before being placed in the wooden box.
Each edge is protected with pads and the bag is also fixed properly with gummed
tape, as shown in Figure Unpacking-9.

Figure Unpacking-9 Cabinet Packing
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2
1. Cushion 2. Wrapping Band 3. Cabinet
5. Remove the foam board.
6. Open dampproof plastic cover.
7. Take the cabinet out of the wood box carefully and remove the mat and the
packaging material of the plastic bag from the cabinet.
8. When necessary to place the cabinet vertical, take off four adjustment feet at the
bottom of the cabinet so that the equipment can keep the same height after being
erected.
Some cabinets should be placed vertically, so they should be unpacked in a different

way.
1. Place the wooden box horizontally before opening the box. Hit a drill bit with a
sides of the board till it is removed (the arrow direction indicates the upper board
cover).
2. Set the wooden box vertical, and note that the feet should be downward.
3. Pull out the rack from the box, and pay attention to not removing the cabinet
packing plastic bag before pulling out the rack.
4. Remove the packing plastic bag of the rack.
5. Remove the cushion at the top of the cabinet, then four angle wraps, and front and
back cover plates.

2.3.2 Checking and Storing the Equipment
Move the cabinet to the planned stacking area. The cabinet is heavy and at least 3
persons are required to move it. Special convey tools such as, trolley can be used.
Check whether any accessory is missing, whether the outside cover of cabinet is dirty,
scratched or loose, whether the inside area is smeared, whether the plug-in is in proper
contact, and whether the label is clear.
Make sure everything is ok. Make a record of any damages or missing goods.
Make the receiving according to the equipment list and make records.
2.4 Unpacking Wooden Box for Side/Front Door

/Rear Door Panel of Cabinet
To protect the cabinet during the transportation, the side panel/front door panel/rear
door panel of the cabinet should be packaged in separate wooden boxes. Generally, a
pair of side panels/front door panels/rear door panels should be packaged in a wooden
box.
Figure Unpacking-10 shows the packing of the wooden box for side panel/front door
panel/rear door panel of the cabinet.
Figure Unpacking-10 Packing Box
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5
4
2 6

1 Cabinet 2. Wooden Box for Packing 3 Cushion 4 Box Cover 5 Iron Nail 6 Top of the Machine 7 User Address 8 Red
Packing List
The wooden box for side panel/front door panel/rear door panel of the cabinet
comprises the body, foam angle wrap, plastic bag, lining board, and pad. It is better to
move the packing box into or near the equipment room before unpacking, which may
help protect the cabinet from being lost during the transportation.
The wooden box for side panel/front door panel/rear door panel of the cabinet should be
unpacked in the steps below:
1. Place the wooden box horizontally before opening the box. Hit a drill bit with a
sides of the board till it is removed (the arrow direction indicates the upper board
cover).
4. Take the side panel/front door panel/rear door panel of the cabinet carefully out of
the wooden box and remove all the packing materials such as cushions and plastic
bag of the cabinet.
5. Cut off the strap, take out the side panel/front door panel/rear door panel, and
place them on the horizontal plane.
Move the side panel/front door panel/rear door panel/ the cabinet to the stacking area
as planned.
Check whether the surface of products is dirty, scratched or loose, check whether the
marks are clear. Make sure everything is ok. Make a record of any damages or missing
goods.
2.5 Unpacking Other Wooden Boxes

For small equipment, the cabinet is generally not configured. In this case, the equipment
should directly be packaged in the appropriate wooden boxes or cartons according to
their sizes and weight.

Figure Unpacking-11 shows the appearance of the wooden packing box of the
integrated equipment. A user address and a packing list are stuck on the two sides.
Figure Unpacking-11 Packing Wooden Box of the Integrated Equipment
Unpacking procedure of the packing wooden box for the integrated equipment is shown
in Figure Unpacking-12.

Figure Unpacking-12 Unpacking of the Packing Wooden Box of the Integrated

Equipment
A. Packing Wooden Box B. Plastic Bag C. Integrated Equipment D. Packing Cushion
It is recommended to move the packing box into or near the equipment room before
unpacking, which may help protect the cabinet from being lost during the transportation.
Following steps describes unpacking procedure of wooden box:
1. Lever for removing the hasp at the joint of the box cover and box body, and take off
the cover.
2. Take the equipment together with the packing pad and plastic packing bag out from
the wooden box.
3. Remove the packing cushion, open the plastic packing bag, take out the
equipment, and place it on the horizontal plane.
Move the equipment to the stacking area as planned.
Check whether the surface of products is dirty, scratched or loose, check whether the
marks are clear. Make sure everything is OK. Make a record of any damages or missing
goods.

2.6 Unpacking the Carton

Cartons are normally used to pack small equipment, circuit boards, terminal equipment
and auxiliary materials. Special antistatic bags, antistatic sponge pads and paper
packing boxes are used for packaging boards. Circuit boards are placed in antistatic
bags for transportation. During the unpacking, antistatic measures must be taken to
avoid damages to the equipment. At the same time, influence of the environment
temperature and humidity shall be taken into account. Usually some desiccants are
placed in the antistatic bag to absorb moisture in the air inside the bag and keep the bag
dry. When the equipment is moved from a colder and drier place to a hotter and damper
place, waits for at least 30 minutes before unpacking the equipment. Otherwise,
moisture may condense on the surface of the equipment and cause damage.
The cartons are generally placed in the wooden box. If few devices are to arrive at the
site and they have a small volume, possibly they are not packaged with wooden boxes.

The unpacking procedure of the carton (such as the MP packing carton) is shown in
Figure Unpacking-13.
Figure Unpacking-13 Carton Package of MP Board

1. Inspect the Label 2. Open the Carton 3. Remove the Foam Board 4. Check the Packing List 5. Take Out the
Washer 6. Take Out the Circuit Board
Carton unpacking procedure:
1. Check the carton label for type and quantity of boards inside.
2. Cut the strips with cutter. Use knife to cut the adhesive tape along the slit on the
box covers. Please take care not to cut too deep otherwise inside material may be
damaged. Open the carton.
3. Take out the foam board.
4. Check the goods in the carton and the number of boards according to the packing
list and sign it as a proof of receiving.
5. Take out the protective washer, and take out the board together with the packing
bag.
6. Open the antistatic bags and take out the circuit boards.
2.6.2 Taking out Equipment/Parts from a Carton
The procedure to take out equipment/parts from a carton:
1. Open the carton and take out the foam pads.
2. Check whether the quantity of boards and other goods is consistent with that
marked in the carton label.
3. Open the anti-static packing bags, and take out boards as well as the desiccant.
4. Count and accept the equipment according to the equipment list.
Keep the packing bag of the board until use.
Carefully check the board models against the models indicated in the packing list and
find whether there is any distortion or damage. If any, make a good record.
The temporarily unused board must be put in the original packing box and the carton
should be placed in the planned area.

3 Counting and Checking Goods
3.1 Counting Goods

The goods should be counted upon receiving.
The Equipment Packing/Inspection List clearly records the types and quantities of the
equipment.
3.2 Checking Goods

Checking goods is to timely find all the equipment damages caused during
transportation, notify the relevant department to timely handle these damages, reduce
the loss and keep a reference for claims to the carrier.
The following items should be checked:
1. Rack position should be vertical on horizontal plane and there should be no tilt
after being taken out.
2. There are no dents, scratches, smudges or any damage on the outer surface of the
racks.
3. The bolts shall be tight, instead of loose or missing.
4. The shelf installation slots in the racks should work fine.
5. The slots of each shelf shall not be broken or damaged.
6. The accessories for installation shall be complete and in good condition.
7. The installation slot labels shall be readable and shall not fall off.
8. The busbars, fans and installation positions on the racks shall be free from damage
or distortion.
9. The surface paint on the cabinets shall not fall off or be scratched.
10. The accessories shall be complete and the parts shall be free from distortion and
damage.
11. The computers shall be in good condition.
12. The foam protecting the boards shall not be broken and the boards shall not be
distorted.

4 Goods Stacking
4.1 Stacking Sequence

The stacking sequence is specified in the stacking plan:
1. The first used equipment/material/goods should be placed outside.
2. For the cartons to be stacked in several layers, the number of layers should not
exceed 4 (refer to the limitation if it is marked on the box). Place those articles that
are light and will be used first above the other articles.
3. In the stack process, do not place the wooden box on the carton. The number of
layers of the cartons cannot exceed the indication marked on the packing box, thus
avoiding damaging the goods. The boxes or cartons are not allowed to stack
disorderly.
4. The fragile goods, such as the boards and computers, cannot be placed at the
bottom layer of the goods.
5. Handle the goods with care during stacking.
4.2 Stacking Procedure

Usually, the goods are stacked with their package.

Figure Goods Stacking-14 Stacking Sequence
1. Determine the stack site of the goods.
2. Stack the rack and its front/rear/side panels.
3. Stack the cables, network cables, and various fittings.
4. Stack other servers and boards.
4.3 Labeling Goods

To ease the search of needed parts/materials during the installation, the labels on the
cartons should face outward.
For some cartons without marks for identifying the categories of the goods/materials,
make marks for them and attach the marks at the obvious positions of the cartons.
Figure Goods Stacking-15 shows an example of mark.

Figure Goods Stacking-15 Mark Sample
At the very beginning, the material quantity and the remaining quantity (filled in the first
square box with the time indicated) are consistent. After then, fill in the remaining
quantity and the date in the next square box each time you take away 1 PCS.
5 Signing for Receipt and Handling of

Goods Shortage and Damage
5.1 Goods Acceptance Inspection

After the unpacking acceptance, both parties sign on the Unpacking Acceptance Report.
It is specified in the contract that if the goods be kept by the equipment operator after
the inspection, the equipment operator shall be responsible for goods safekeeping after
both parties sign the Unpacking and Inspection Report.
Each party should keep a copy of Unpacking Inspection Report and the engineering
supervisor should return the Acceptance Conclusion and Equipment Arrival Certificate
of Unpacking Inspection Report to be archived by the local service office within three
days.
5.2 Handing Goods Shortage and Damage

If any short/wrong shipment or goods damage is found during the unpacking and
inspection process, find out its cause.

If additional goods need to be delivered, the engineering supervisor shall complete the
Application Form for Goods Supplementation and timely feed it back to ZTE local office
and the Customer Service Dept. of the Product Division for proper handling (When
necessary, the surplus goods or damaged goods should be returned to the Product
Division).

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Product Version Document Version Serial Number Reason for Revision

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About This Document

This document is intended to guide the engineering technicians to conduct the

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3 Counting and Checking Goods.....................................................................19

5 Signing for Receipt and Handling of Goods Shortage and Damage..........22

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1.1 Preparations for Unpacking Inspection

1. Make sure that civil engineering of the equipment room is completed.

2. Equipment room environment should meet the requirements.

The implementation of unpacking and inspection involves following preparations.

1.1.1 Preparations for Tools

 Anti-static wrist strap

1.1.2 Presence of Relevant Personnel

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1.2 Unpacking Inspection Flow

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Figure Overview-1 Unpacking Inspection Flow

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1.3 Precautions for Unpacking Inspection

1. Checking whether the packing box is in good condition

The unpacking inspection should be performed complying with reasonable

3. Handling carefully and avoiding injury

4. Using tools properly

5. Taking anti-static measures

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6. Making data records

There is a wide range of equipment/goods inside boxes, check each item

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2.1 Unpacking Flow

Figure Unpacking-2 Unpacking Flow

2.2 Unpacking Wooden Box 1

2.2.1 Unpacking Procedure

The outside view of wooden box is shown in Figure Unpacking-3.

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Figure Unpacking-3 Outside View of the Wooden Box

1 Top cover 2 Side panel 3 Side panel (both ends)

Figure Unpacking-4 Unpacking the Wooden Box

Wooden box unpacking Procedure:

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2. Dismount the front side panel.

3. Remove the side plates (on both sides).

4. Dismount the rear panel.

2.2.2 Counting Boxes

2.2.3 Stack Goods Scheme

Figure Unpacking-5 shows the layout of a stack plan.

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Figure Unpacking-5 Goods Stacking Plan

Figure Unpacking-6 is the elevation view of the goods stacking example.

Figure Unpacking-6 Elevation View of the Goods Stacking

In stacking the equipment and devices, observe the following principles:

2. The stack area should be near the wall.

4. The first used equipment should be placed outside.

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2.3 Unpacking the Wooden Box for the Cabinet

2.3.1 Unpacking Procedure

1 Top Cover 2 Side Panel 3 Side Panel (both ends)

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Figure Unpacking-8 Unpacking a Wooden Box that Packs a Cabinet

The cabinet box should be unpacked in the steps below: