Caution
Can cause injury or damage to property.
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Do not elevate or lower the pole with laundry hung on the pole.
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Hanging laundry unevenly with more weight on one side than the other.
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Can cause damage to property.
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Can cause damage to property.
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Do not use during high winds.
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Can cause damage to property.
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Store away the pole when not in use.
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Can cause injury or damage to property.
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Stop using if the cord gets tangled up, starts to wear-down or
if any other complications arise.
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Can cause injury or damage to property.
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Do not pull on the cord itself or lower the pole in a slant position.
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Do not consecutively elevate and lower the pole.
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Can cause damage to property.
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Do not forcefully lower the pole more than 900mm from the ceiling.
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Can cause the equipment to break.
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Can cause the equipment to break.
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The operating rod should always be
perpendicular to the pole
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The operating rod should always be
perpendicular to the pole
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The colored part is an indicator of the tip of the rod
1.
To Lower the Pole
Insert the tip of the Operating Rod into the slot located at the center
of the pole, Then rotate it 90 degrees slowly lowering the pole to the
height of preference.
2.
Lock the pole in place
(
or unlock
)
at the preferred height.
Locked
Unlocked
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How to Lock
Make sure that the pole is locked into place when hanging clothes.
Leave the operating rod locked in place and do not forcefully remove
the operating rod.
Insert the tip of the operating rod
into the long slot in the body and
rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.
（
Do not remove the rod
）
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How to Unlock
Rotate the inserted operating rod
90 degrees counterclockwise and
remove the operating rod.
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Operational Instructions
Sign
Important Matter
Hazards
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Damages
