UTS UTS 700 ONEMAN, Instruction Manual

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Dismantling
The dismantling procedure should follow the assembly steps in reverse order, take particular
attention about the removal of guardrails and platforms.
You should ensure that you are standing in a safe position and always protected by guardrails
NEVER remove diagonal braces or stabilisers prematurely.
After removing the toe - boards the operator disengages the horizontal guardrail brace clamps
furthest from the trap door, horizontal guardrail braces are then removed with the operator
positioned through the trap door before descending to the lower level, from where the upper
platform and extensions/guardrail frames can be removed.
NOTES :
DO NOT OVER - REACH and NEVER DROP COMPONENTS when dismantling always lower
them to the ground.
STABILISERS
Attach one stabiliser to each corner of
tower at approx. 45 degrees. The
bottom clamp should be fitted as low
as possible, refer to the diagram
opposite. Ensure that all four rubber
feet are in contact with the ground and
that the clamps are secured. Position
stabilisers as shown in the diagrams.
When moving the tower lift each
telescopic leg just clear of the ground,
unlock castors ensuring the area is
firm and clear of all obstructions both
on the ground and above.
After moving check all castors are
firmly on the ground and locked, and
that the tower is vertical. Re
- position
stabilisers as above.
When using tower near a wall or in a
corner, the stabiliser layout needs to
adjusted to accommodate.
As shown in the diagram if against a
wall 2 stabilisers should be made
parallel to the wall and the others
should remain at 45°.
If being used in a corner, the closed
corner stabiliser can be removed and
the 2 near walls should be made
parallel with the open corner stabiliser
remaining at 45°.
STABILISERS—S3
Static Stabiliser maximum
platform height of 4.2m
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