DeWalt DXST6000WB Instruction Manual page 3

FIG. 9
MOUNTING
HARDWARE
UPPER HALF OF WORK STATION (2 PARTS)
Part 1: Top Upright Frame Installation (Fig. 10-13)
NOTE: It is recommended that one person holds the upright frames in place while a second person installs
the stacking plates.
1. Remove the top frame caps by using a small mallet or screwdriver (neither are included) to lightly tap
from the underside of the caps. (Fig. 10)
2. Place a stacking plate on each upright frame by sliding the tabs into the top slots. (Fig. 11)
3. With the help of an assistant, stack an upright frame on the lower assembly of the Work Station. The
stacking plates will have to be slid up on the lower upright frame to disengage the tabs to get all four
tabs to properly seat into the slots on the stacked uprights. Pull the stacking plate down to engage all
four tabs on the upright frames. (Fig. 11 and 12)
4. Repeat step 3 on the stacked uprights on the opposite side.
5. Insert (2) locking shelf pins into each of the (4) stacking plates to ensure that the upright frames stay in
place for the remainder of the Work Station assembly. If the locking pins do not easily slip into place,
lightly tap the stacking plates with a mallet (not included) to seat the tabs correctly. (Fig. 13)
FIG. 10 FIG. 11
STACKING
TOP CAP
FIG. 13
LOCKING
PIN
Part 2: Crossbeam Installation (Fig. 14-15)
NOTE: The use of a step ladder is recommended for installing the following sets of crossbeams.
1. Using the same method stated in "Part 1" of the "LOWER HALF OF WORK STATION INSTRUCTIONS,"
install a set of crossbeams on the top two slots of the top pair of uprights frames. (Fig. 14)
2. The remaining (2) crossbeams can be installed anywhere underneath the previously installed cross
beams. A recommended location would be to install the set of crossbeams six slots below the top
crossbeams in order to fit average sized totes and blow-mold cases. (Fig. 15)
FIG. 14 FIG. 15
TOP
CROSSBEAMS
FULL WORK STATION (3 PARTS)
Part 1: Shelf Support and Safety Strap Instructions (Fig. 16-18)
NOTE: The use of a step ladder is recommended for installing components at the top of the Work Station.
1. Each set of crossbeams will need to have (3) shelf support straps and (2) safety straps installed.
2. Starting with the lowest set of crossbeams, place a safety strap between the lower ridges of the
crossbeams where two sets of holes have been pre-drilled. Thread a safety strap bolt up through the
bottom of the pre-drilled holes and through the weld nuts, and fully tighten with the included hex key or
drill bit. Repeat this process for the second strap for this set of crossbeams. Repeat this process for the
remaining (3) sets of crossbeams. A step ladder will be needed for the top two sets of crossbeams to
safely perform this step. (Fig. 16)
3. For each set of crossbeams, place a shelf support strap perpendicular to the crossbeams, and insert
each end into the slots on each ridge of the crossbeams. (Fig. 17)
FIG. 16 FIG. 17
SAFETY STRAP WITH
WELD NUT
(UNDERNEATH)
Part 2: Wall Mounting Instructions (Fig. 19-21)
Drywall anchors and anchor screws are included with this rack; however, different wall materials require
different types of fasteners. Use fasteners suitable for your specific type of wall. If you are uncertain about
what type of fasteners to use, then please contact your local hardware store.
1. There are (2) wall mount bracket assemblies to be used to secure the Work Station. One will be installed
on the backside of the crossbeam right above the pull out drawer. The other one will need to be
installed on the backside of the top crossbeam.
FIG. 12
PLATE
FIG. 18
SHELF SUPPORT
STRAP (ON TOP)
2. Take the U-shaped bracket and rock it up at an angle to attach it to the bottom inner channel of the
crossbeam. Once attached, the back portion will sit flush against the inside of the crossbeam. (Fig. 19)
3. Once attached, the U-shaped bracket can be moved from side to side (in between the two safety
straps). This allows for it to be attached to a 2 x 4 in the wall. (Fig. 20)
4. The L-shaped bracket has two sets of four square holes that allow you to adjust the distance of the
rack to the wall. Use two carriage bolts and two 10 mm nuts to attach the L-shaped bracket to the
bottom of the U-shaped bracket. (Fig. 21)
FIG. 19 FIG. 20
ROCK BRACKET UPWARDS
WARNING:
Serious injury or death can occur from the rack tipping over. To prevent this, the rack
must be secured to a wall, especially in earthquake -prone areas, or where surfaces are uneven, and where
children and/or pets are present.
Different wall materials require different types of fasteners. Use fasteners suitable for your specific type of
wall. If you are uncertain about what type of fastener to use, then please contact your local hardware store.
Part 3: Laminate Deck, Wire Grid, and Locking Shelf Pin
Instructions (Fig. 22-24)
NOTE: Each wire grid consists of two sides – a "short" side and "long" side. If you plan on sliding objects on
and off of the shelf from the front of the rack, then we recommend having the "short" side of the grid facing
upward. If you plan on sliding objects from the side of the rack, then we recommend having the "long" side
facing upward.
NOTE: The use of a step ladder is recommended for installing components at the top of the Work Station.
1. It is recommended that a laminated deck is placed on the crossbeams right above the drawer. To install
the laminate deck, place it on the top ledge of the crossbeams. If seated properly, it will "pop" into place
and lay evenly. (Fig. 22)
2. The last laminate deck can be placed on any preferred set of crossbeams. The recommended location
is on the top set of crossbeams.
3. To install the wire grid, place the wire grid onto the top ridge of a set of crossbeams. If seated properly,
the grids will "pop" into place and lay evenly. Install the (2) wire grids on the two remaining sets
of crossbeams.
4. Place a locking grid clip at the outermost corner of the shelf. With your free hand, insert the rolled edge
with the groove facing upwards. (Fig. 23)
5. With one hand, apply pressure to the back of the clip. With your free hand, insert a flat-head
screwdriver (not included) into the small slot in the clip to spread the tine up and over the wire
that is underneath.
6. Pull back on the screwdriver. The grooved channel in the clip should now match up with the wire
decking, which will help secure it to the shelf beam.
7. Repeat Steps 4-6 on the remaining three corners of the wire grid and then again for the remaining shelf.
8. There are locking pin holes at both ends of every crossbeam. This is where the locking shelf pins are to
be installed. If the pin does not easily slip into place, then moderately tap the end of the crossbeam to
fully seat the locking tabs. (Fig. 24)
FIG. 22 FIG. 23
LAMINATE
DECK
WIRE GRID
PEGBOARD AND TOOL HANGERS (2 PARTS)
Part 1: Back Pegboard Panel Installation (Fig. 25-28)
NOTE: Having a helper will ease the assembly of the pegboard while lining up the mounting tabs.
NOTE: Refer to Fig. 28 if you are assembling the horizontal Work Station. The (2) pegboard mounting beams
will be used to elevate the pegboard above the shelf to effectively make use of the metal pegboard. Fig. 28
shows the order for installing the parts to create this configuration of the Work Station.
1. The pegboard can be mounted at any desired location on the back of the Work Station with the use
of the (2) sets of left and right rear mounting brackets. Ensure that the hanging tab arrows are pointing
upwards on the rear mounting brackets. (Fig. 25)
2. It is recommended that the rear pegboard mounting brackets be installed with the first set of left and
right rear mounting brackets placed right above the stacking brackets on the rear of the Work Station.
Slide down the brackets to fully seat them into the slots of the upright frame. (Fig. 25)
3. Place the second set of rear mounting brackets above the already mounted set of rear mounting
brackets with a single slot in-between. Slide them down to seat them. (Fig. 25)
4. Install a single locking pin into each of the rear mounting brackets. This will ensure that the brackets do
not shift around and fall while the pegboard is being mounted. (Fig. 25)
5. The pegboard is mounted in between the rear mounting brackets by sliding the pegboard down from
the top of the rear mounting from the backside of the Work Station. Ensure that all of the tabs on the
rear mounting brackets are inside the pegboard and are fully seated. A rubber mallet or small dead blow
(neither are included) can be used to lightly tap the top left and right corners of the pegboard to seat
it properly. (Fig. 26)
6. Each rear mounting bracket will have (2) small pin holes where the pegboard is mounted. Use (2) small
locking pins for each rear mounting bracket. If the pins do not easily slip in, use the mallet or dead blow
technique stated in step 5 to seat the pegboard fully. (Fig 26)
FIG. 25 FIG. 26
RIGHT
MOUNTING
BRACKET
LEFT
MOUNTING
BRACKET
LOCKING
PIN
FIG. 28
LEFT
MOUNTING BRACKET
LOCKING PIN
SMALL
LOCKING PIN
FIG. 21
FIG. 24
LOCKING
GRID CLIP
FIG. 27
PEGBOARD
SMALL
LOCKING
PIN
RIGHT
MOUNTING BRACKET
PEGBOARD
MOUNTING BEAM