GÜNZBURGER STEIGTECHNIK FlexxTower, Руководство пользователя

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1 General information
The FlexxTower shown in these assembly and use instructions consists of various
individual parts that can be purchased separately as replacements. A list of the
individual parts can be found on page 40.
The individual assembly steps shown in illustrated form must be observed
for safe installation.
Contact the supplier if there are problems with assembly, conversion or disman-
tling.
Damaged or faulty components must not be used.
The manufacturer/supplier does not accept any warranty for damage caused by
incorrect assembly or disassembly.
The FlexxTower corresponds
• to DIN EN 1004
- due to the design, use in rooms closed on all sides and out-
doors is limited to a platform height of 4.15 m
• to scaffolding group III - the permissible load 2 kN/m² or 150 kg payload
• Any use not in accordance with the intended purpose is prohibited
FlexxTowers are virtually maintenance-free. Pay attention to the smooth running
of the castors and the effectiveness of the brakes. Check the snap-in claws, the
quick-release fasteners and their securing to the railings, platforms and triangular
outriggers.
These assembly and use instructions correspond to the ‘installation and use in-
structions’ required by BetrSichV and DIN EN 1004.
1.2 Intended use
The FlexxTower may only be used in accordance with the scaffolding assembly
according to the specifications of DIN EN 1004, the consideration of the corre -
sponding sections of the German Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health (Betr-
SichV) and these instructions for assembly and use.
The FlexxTower is suitable for working heights up to approx. 6.1 m. Any other use
is not in accordance with the intended use.
1.1 Key to the symbols
WARNING
The warning indicates a hazard with a medium risk level which, if not avoided, may result
in death or serious injury.
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NOTE
Note stands for requirements and important information which must be particularly ob-
served, as well as for working or operating procedures which must be strictly observed to
avoid damage or destruction of the system.
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