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1 About these instructions
This instruction manual describes how to use the
ZAP Safemaster S safely.
• Please read through these instructions before use and retain
them for future reference.
This instruction manual must be included if you pass on the
ladder to someone else.
2 Intended use
This ladder is a piece of mobile work equipment that can be
used in different places.
This ladder allows users to perform small-scale work at
heights where the use of other equipment is inappropriate (cf.
German Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health).
This ladder may only be used in accordance with these
instructions. Any other use is considered improper.
The manufacturer does not accept any liability for any
damages resulting from improper use.
Any modifications to the ladder that are not authorised by the
manufacturer will void the warranty and exclude any liability of
the manufacturer.
3 General safety instructions
In addition to the general safety instructions, users must take
note of the general markings on the product (see “Markings
on the product” on page 9).
1. The ladder may only be set up and used by persons familiar
with these assembly and use instructions.
2. The ladder and its parts may not be modified.
3. Before using the ladder, check that all its parts are
assembled correctly and functioning properly.
4. When using the ladder, there is a risk of the user falling
from the ladder or the ladder toppling over. This may cause
injury to persons or damage to property.
5. Make sure that the ladder is suitable for the application in
question and is set up in a proper position during use.
6. The ladder should only be set up on an even, horizontal and
stable surface that is capable of withstanding the load. Use
load-distributing pads if necessary.
7. Do not move the ladder while standing on it.
8. When setting up the ladder, beware of the risk of collision,
e.g. with pedestrians, vehicles or doors. Whenever
possible, lock the doors (except emergency exits) and
windows in the working area.
9. The ladder must be placed on its feet, not on the rungs or
steps.
10. Work involving the use of the ladder must be carried out
in a way that minimises the risk of the user falling or the
ladder toppling.
11. When using the product outdoors, take safety precautions
to protect it against the influence of wind.
12. The ladder should only be used for performing light work
over a short period of time.
13. Fatigue while using the ladder is detrimental to safety.
Never work for long periods of time on the ladder without
taking regular breaks.
14. Only stand on surfaces intended to be stepped on.
15. Do not use the ladder if it is soiled (with e.g. wet paint, dirt,
oil or snow).
16. Do not use the ladder outdoors in poor weather conditions,
e.g. strong winds.
17. Never move the ladder from the top.
18. Always use non-conducting ladders when you are required
to work around electricity.
Commercial use
19. To ensure the product is used properly, carry out a risk
assessment in accordance with the legal requirements in
the country of use.
20. The rules and regulations applicable in the country of
use must be observed especially when using the product
commercially.
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Contents
About these instructions ....................................................... 8
Intended use ......................................................................... 8
General safety instructions .................................................. 8
Markings on the product ....................................................... 9
Assembly .............................................................................. 9
Setup and use ....................................................................... 9
Maintenance and servicing ................................................... 9
Commercial use .................................................................. 10
Periodic inspections ............................................................ 10
Transportation and storage ................................................ 10
Packaging and disposal ...................................................... 11