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1. SL100_User’s Manual_2017
SL100
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE SETUP!
The Stageline SL100 is
designed to provide safe and reliable service if operated according to these instructions.
This unit must
be
properly maintained and correctly operated for total efficiency
.
Follow instructions
in sequence and
respect cautionary
notes
. For your safety and the safety of others,
always follow basic safety precautions
.
• The SL100 unit must be operated by trained personnel certified by Stageline.
• This unit must be installed on a relatively smooth and level surface. The ground must be firm enough to support wheels
and stabilizers without sinking.
• Leveling the unit is a very important step. To avoid difficulties, make sure the SL100 is properly leveled before
proceeding any further with setup.
• The load capacity of floor stabilizers (or legs) is limited by their length. Distance from the ground to the top of the floor
must not exceed 4’3’’ (1.3 m). In situations where this regulation cannot be met, you must contact Stageline for
alternative measures.
• Every pin has a purpose. Always pin and secure designated components and structures. When removing pins to set up,
it is recommended that you do not place them on the ground or in your pockets.
• During setup, the structure must be checked and double-checked repeatedly. During each event, a visual inspection is
your priority.
• Keep in mind that hydraulics are much stronger than the human body.
• The roof’s fiberglass cover is not designed to support a person’s weight. If for any reason you must access the roof,
use 1/2’’ (13 mm) plywood to redistribute the load of the crew on the purlins. Certain regulations require you to
wear a safety harness.
• Do not attempt to customize the SL100 unit or make any structural changes without first consulting Stageline.
• When replacing hardware or accessories, use the same type as supplied by Stageline. Pins and bolts that are
frequently lost must be replaced with the same grade and caliber.
• Check for oil leaks.
• Safety nets or similar devices must be attached to guardrails if the general public is given access to the stage.
• All figures indicated in this manual are nominal.
STAGELINE STRONGLY RECOMMENDS AN ANNUAL STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL INSPECTION TO BE DONE BY
A COMPETENT AUTHORITY. BIENNIAL INSPECTION IS MANDATORY FOR RENEWAL OF THE UNIT’S CERTIFICATE.
1. Technical Introduction
1.1 Recommendations
