GÜNZBURGER STEIGTECHNIK FlexxTower, Manual

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2.7 Disassembly
• Only one person is required to disassemble the scaffolding. No additional tools
are required for disassembling it.
• Disassembly is carried out in reverse order. The lower part of the scaffolding
can be used as a transport trolley. All components must be secured against
slipping, bumping and falling.
2.8 Behaviour when working on electrical systems and overhead lines
The scaffolding may only be erected and used near or on unprotected electrical
installations if:
• the system is disconnected
• the system has been secured against being switched on again
• the system is not connected to the power
• the system has been short-circuited using an earthing bar
• adjacent, live parts have been secured against contact
When working near overhead electrical lines, a sufficient safety distance must be
maintained:
Nominal voltage (volts) Safety distance (metres)
Up to 1 kV 1 m
Over 1 kV up to 110 kV 3 m
Over 110 kV up to 220 kV 4 m
Over 220 kV to 380 kV 5 m
With unknown mains voltage 5 m
Safety distances according to DIN 750 105/VDE 0105-1
If safety distances cannot be maintained, the overhead lines must be disconnect-
ed in consultation with the operators and secured against being switched on again
(for further safety measures, see above).
• Make sure that the ground and obstacles are sufficiently load-bearing and
level.
• After the scaffolding has been rolled, its alignment must be checked. If neces -
sary, the scaffolding must be realigned (inclination max. 1%) and the function
of the triangular outriggers restored.
• The scaffolding may not be moved using vehicles.
WARNING
Danger due to electricity
The rolling of the scaffolding changes the position of the scaffolding.
It must be kept at a safe distance from electrical installations.
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