G. Stairway Ladder
➋
setup:
To use as a Stairway Ladder, use
same set up procedure as with the
Step
Ladder setup
(Steps F1 through F3, Pg. 8),
EXCEPT one side of ladder MUST be
adjusted one or two rungs shorter (See
Adjusting height
, Pg. 6). Check
to make sure small arrows on Hinge
Lock Knobs are aligned with the
arrows stamped on the hinge
bodies, indicating hinges are
locked. (See Fig. C1, Pg. 4).
To utilize, place the
short side of ladder on desired
stairway step (long side
must ALWAYS be on floor or
large landing area). Make sure
ladder is completely to back of step to avoid
slippage. Do not use on open-back steps.
Reverse steps to fold.
H. Wall Ladder
➌
setup:
To use as a Wall Ladder, use same set
up procedure as with the
Step Ladder
setup
(Steps F1 through F3), EXCEPT
one side of ladder MUST be adjusted
one rung shorter than the other. Check
to make sure small arrows on Hinge
Lock Knobs are aligned with
the arrows stamped on the hinge
bodies, indicating hinges are
locked. (See Fig. C1, Pg. 4).
To utilize, place the short
side of ladder next to wall.
Reverse steps to fold.
Note:
Pinch hazard! Be aware of sliding/moving
parts. Keep hands and feet clear.
J. Extension Ladder
➎
setup:
To configure as an Extension Ladder, begin
by adjusting rail length as outlined in
E. Adjusting height
, Steps E1
through E5, Pgs. 6 & 7.
NOTE, in the
Extension Ladder configuration, adjust the
rail length to desired ladder length
at this time.
With ladder flat on the ground, release Hinge
Locks (See
C. Hinge Lock operation
, steps C1,
C2, Pg. 4). Pull two rail sections apart until
hinges are locked into the A-frame config-
uration. Check to make sure small
arrows on Hinge Lock Knobs are
aligned with the arrows stamped
on the hinge bodies, indicating
hinges are locked. (See Fig. C1,
Pg. 4).
With one hand supporting elevated rail, release Hinge Locks again, one at
a time.
Attempting to release hinge locks without supporting elevated rail
may result in rail sections folding violently risking injury.
Pull two rail
sections further apart until hinge locks “click” into extension ladder
configuration. Check to make sure
small arrows on Hinge Lock
Knobs are aligned with the
arrows stamped on the
hinge bodies,
indicating hinges
are locked,
(See Fig. C1,
Pg. 4).
Reverse steps
to fold.
9
10
Fig. G1
Fig. H1
Fig. J1
Fig. J2
Fig. J3
To back of step
Note:
Pinch hazard Be aware of sliding/moving
parts. Keep hands and feet clear.
