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Closing the ladder:

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Before closing the ladder, clean the ladder and areas around the nylon fittings from any debris and                                          

contaminants. 

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Maintain the ladder in a vertical position with one hand and set your foot on the first tread from the bottom.

•  With your hand, clamp the red one-touch release sliding buttons (illustration 5) located under the second tread from 

the bottom, while your other hand is holding tightly to the upright. (This prevents the ladder from collapsing on its own)

•  With both hands on the ladder uprights, slowly collapse the treads together, sliding the uprights within             

themselves. (illustration 5 and 6). The lower treads are folded first.

Caution! 

To avoi

d pinching your fingers, do not place them on or between the treads when closing the ladder.

USE OF THE LADDER

•  Check the label on the ladder for maximum total load. Ensure this suites the load of the work you are doing.

•  Do not exceed the total maximum load for the type of ladder being used.

•  Do not use the ladder on uneven or slippery surfaces.

•  Maximum one person on the ladder at a time.

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Do not carry equipment or materials that are heavy and difficult to handle.

•  Do not use this ladder against round roles, trees, or corners. 

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Both top rubber bumpers must rest firmly against a solid structure. 

•  Do not attempt to reach a point too far. 

•  When reaching, both feet must be on the same ladder uprights on the same step/tread throughout the task.

•  Do not use a double ladder to access another level.

•  Do not stand on the top three upper steps/treads of the ladder.

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Use non-conductive ladders for works to be performed under electrical current.

•  Do not use the ladder outdoors when weather conditions are unfavorable (ex. strong wind, rain and heavy snow).

•  Take any precautions required to prevent children from playing on the ladder.

•  When using in front of doors or windows, secure the doors (but not emergency exits) and windows closed so 

that they do not open and hit the ladder.

•  Climb up or down the ladder facing the treads.

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Hold the ladder firmly when climbing up or down.

•  Do not use the ladder as a bridge.

•  Wear appropriate shoes to climb up the ladder.

•  Do not stay too long on the ladder without regular breaks

•  Hold the ladder with one hand when performing a task or, when not possible, apply other safety measures.

•  Avoid any work that imposes a sideways load on ladders, such as drilling through solid materials.

•  Do not move ladder while standing on it.

•  The ladder must never be opened, closed or used upside down.

•  Ladder is to be used and maintained as outlined in this manual, with an angle of 65-75 degrees against a solid 

surface wall or structure.

CLEAN & MAINTENANCE

This is a precision tool. Clean and maintain the

 ladder as specified below:

•  After each use, wipe the telescopic tubes and treads with a soft cloth.

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Ensure the ladder and areas around the nylon fittings from any debris and contaminants. 

•  Check the sliding parts regularly and if necessary use a silicon-based spray. To do this, extend the ladder com-

pletely and spray the uprights.

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The caps must also remain in place to prevent pollution from infiltrating in the telescopic tubes and guarantee 

the product’s safety.

•  Any damaged ladder should be returned to the dealer having sold you the product with the proof of purchase to 

have it repaired or replaced.

•  The ladder must always be kept dry. Do not store the ladder outdoors in wet, cold conditions.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT is availa

ble 10am - 8pm EST

Phone: 1-800-819-4344  |  Email: [email protected]

Warranty Information and Guarantee Conditions can be found on telestepsworldwide.com

Summary of Contents for 1600EKP

Page 1: ...eight Product Weight Weight Capacity TYPE 12 5ft 3 89m 34in 0 87m 16ft 4 88m 30lbs 13 64kg 300lbs 136kg 1A Non Conductive REACH HEIGHT 1600EKP TYPE IA 300lbs 136kgs SHA ANSI 14 5 Tested to Special Purpose Ladder telestepsworldwide com ...

Page 2: ...help to make it one of the safest most versatile ladders in the industry The Telesteps Kevlar telescoping ladder must be handled cared and maintained in accordance with the following instructions NOTE Illustrations are for demonstration purposes only Ladder may not be exactly as shown 1 2 4 3 5 6 Wide Treads Rungs Safety Indicator Windows Swivel Feet 1 5 5 3 9 2 5 m m One Touch Release 11 98 304 5...

Page 3: ...are not bent bowed twisted dented cracked or damaged Any hinges between the front and rear sections are not loose or damaged Safety indicator windows are properly working and each section locks in place Locking catches are not damaged Swivel feet are free from contaminants and in bottom treads are not worn through The entire ladder is free from ex contaminants mud dirt paint oil grease NOTE If any...

Page 4: ...ex strong wind rain and heavy snow Take any precautions required to prevent children from playing on the ladder When using in front of doors or windows secure the doors but not emergency exits and windows closed so that they do not open and hit the ladder Climb up or down the ladder facing the treads Hold the ladder firmly when climbing up or down Do not use the ladder as a bridge Wear appropriate ...

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