GÜNZBURGER STEIGTECHNIK 52520, Руководство по эксплуатации

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not be used.
Oil must not be used for lubrication. Make
sure that rungs, steps and step pads are
not covered in grease or oil, or become so.
If this does occur, clean the affected areas
immediately; e.g. with some spirit.
Moving parts – such as hinges, lift locks,
spring bolts, etc. – are to be treated with
commercially available spray grease (e.g
HHS 2000) if required.
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Disposal
The packaging is to be disposed of in
accordance with applicable legislation and
statutory regulations.
The ladders and their packaging are not
toys. There is a risk of suffocation when
playing with the packaging.
At the end of its service life, the ladders
must be disposed of in accordance with
statutory regulations.
Since aluminium is a high-value material,
this should be fed back into the recycling
process.
You can find detailed information on this
matter from your local municipality.
Safety regulations
Ladders from GÜNZBURGER STEIG-
TECHNIK are equivalent to DIN EN 131
standard parts.
The safety notes provided in the operating
instructions and on the product are to be
observed prior to using the ladders. The
meaning of the symbols used is described
in more detail in these instructions and in
DIN EN 131-3.
Using ladders as elevated work places is
only permitted in cases where, due to low
levels of risk and the short period of use,
the use of other, safer work equipment is
disproportionate, and a risk assessment
suggests work can be performed safely
this way.
The handling instruction (DGUV informa-
tion sheet 208-016) provides notes on the
regulations of occupational safety legisla-
tion, the German Ordinance on Industrial
Safety and Health, the rules of employers‘
liability insurance associations and the
relevant standards which are to be taken
into account when providing and using
steps and ladders.
No liability will be assumed for damage
caused by improper use.
The German Ordinance on Industrial
Safety and Health (BetrSichV) requires
the repeat inspection of work equipment
(ladders) by a person capable of conduc-
ting such inspections. BetrSichV is the
German implementation of EU directive
2009/104/EEC (Work Equipment Directi-
ve).