Manitowoc 7075 Float Valve & Reservoir RN0408A

SKU: 7075 Brand:
Focus Foodservice
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
75 Pack Of White Wobble Wedges. Fixes Anything
That Wobbles, Levels Anything That Tilts, And Wedges
Anything That'S Loose.

Description

The Focus Foodservice 7075 Wobble Wedges are leveling aids that are utilized to stabilize equipment that is placed on uneven floors. These wedges are placed at the bottom, to minimize the action of rocking and movement when the machine is used. Their presence in the system arrangement is a essential consideration in balance and right placement. And the regular levelling assists in safe operation and prevents the shifting due to surface irregularities. The wedges floor variation is a factor to the stability and alignment of equipment in its application.

More Information:

  • FOCUS FOODSERVICE:7075

Step1: Clean and dry the surface under the wobbling furniture leg.

Step2: Identify low point by gently rocking furniture back and forth.

Step3: Lift the item slightly with caution to avoid strain or injury.

Step4: Insert White Wobble Wedge under the affected leg.

Step5: Adjust wedge depth gradually until the furniture becomes level and stable.

Step6: Test stability; add extra wedges if necessary for balance support.

Step7: Ensure weight is evenly distributed and keep fingers clear while lowering.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Focus Foodservice 7075 Wobble Wedges?

    Regularly clean wedges to remove dust, grease, and debris so they maintain proper grip under furniture or equipment. Inspect for compression wear or cracking and damaged pieces. Store flat and dry to prevent deformation and ensure consistent leveling performance.

  • What are common issues with the Focus Foodservice 7075 Wobble Wedges?

    • Compression flattening over time.
    • Loss of grip causing slipping.
    • Uneven load support.
    • Cracking or tearing of material.
    • Deformation under heavy weight.
    • Limited effectiveness on wet surfaces.