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OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

LS1218 - ISS 2

ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS

TELESCOPIC LADDER

MODEL NO: TL-2B / TL-3B

PART NO: 3500240 / 3500242

Summary of Contents for TL-2B

Page 1: ...OPERATION MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS LS1218 ISS 2 ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS TELESCOPIC LADDER MODEL NO TL 2B TL 3B PART NO 3500240 3500242...

Page 2: ...nd may result in damage to property personal injury or even death GUARANTEE This CLARKE product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase Please keep...

Page 3: ...the ladder after delivery and before every use Do not use a damaged ladder Do not carry equipment which is heavy or difficult to handle while using a ladder Maximum total load of 150 kg 330 lbs Avoid...

Page 4: ...of shearing Do not use the ladder as a bridge All locking mechanisms for all extended rungs steps shall be checked and be locked before use Stabilizer bars must be fitted by the user before the first...

Page 5: ...is safe to use at the start of each working day when the ladder is to be used 7 Regular periodic inspection is required 8 Make sure that the ladder is suitable for the task If unsure contact a qualifi...

Page 6: ...der shall only be positioned flat on its feet not the rungs or steps 8 Never position or use the ladder on slippery surfaces such as ice shiny surfaces or significantly contaminated solid surfaces unl...

Page 7: ...onal safety equipment if this is not possible 20 The user shall put the hands around the stile when bringing the ladder from extended to storage position 21 Take care when closing the ladder to not ca...

Page 8: ...8 Parts Service 020 8988 7400 E mail Parts clarkeinternational com or Service clarkeinternational com OVERVIEW...

Page 9: ...pins will need to be removed This can be done using a flathead screwdriver 3 After the pins have been snapped and removed the stabiliser bar will fit into the slots If necessary use a rubber mallet t...

Page 10: ...mponents are in good condition 3 Check that fixings usually rivets screws or bolts are not missing loose or corroded 4 Check that rungs steps are not missing loose excessively worn corroded or damaged...

Page 11: ...om OPERATION The telescopic ladder can be used at different heights for different tasks NOTE The ladder shall be erected at the correct angle for a leaning ladder angle of inclination approximately 1...

Page 12: ...ns that automatically move into position as the telescopic ladder is extended TO CLOSE THE TELESCOPIC LADDER 1 Hold the telescopic ladder in an vertical position 2 Put a foot on the bottom rung 6 to s...

Page 13: ...2 Put a foot on the bottom rung 6 to stabilise the telescopic ladder 3 Start with the second rung from the bottom grasp the hand grips 4 on each side of the rung and pull up to extend the step 4 When...

Page 14: ...telescopic ladder 3 Start with the top bar 1 grasp the hand grips 4 on each side of the rung and pull up to extend the step 4 When each step is fully extended you will hear a click confirming that the...

Page 15: ...an obstruction 4 Store the ladder securely against unauthorised access criminal purposes and use by childrenI CLEANLINESS Always clean the telescopic ladder before and after use The telescopic ladder...

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