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102-61029/410 - REV. 5 - 09-2020
- The maximum load allowed on the product must be no more than 150 kg.
- Only one person must climb on the ladder at the same time.
- Do not lean over too far. Both your feet must remain on the same step when
working on the ladder.
- Make sure that the steps are locked in position before climbing on them.
- Always face the ladder when climbing or going down it.
- Do not use the product as handling equipment.
- Ladders used for going to the next floor up must always be one metre longer
than the upper floor level.
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Do not climb up the ladder if you suffer from vertigo or are in a state of tiredness.
- Do not spend long periods on a ladder without regular breaks (tiredness is a risk).
- Make sure that the work area is not in the vicinity of any bare conductors
liable to be live.
- The ladder must not be used horizontally or as a bridge.
- The main safety instructions are indicated on the unit by pictograms
describing their use.
- Check the operation and visibility of the locking indicators.
- Check the links for cracks and other failures as no component breakage must
be observed. There must not be any relative movement between the links and
the rungs/steps.
- Always retain a good hand hold on the ladder when moving up or down it.
Always keep one hand on the ladder or, if this is not possible, take additional
safety measures.
- Avoid performing any work that places a sideways load on the ladder like
drilling a hole on the side into a solid material.
- Never move up or down the ladder carrying heavy or hard-to-handle equipment.
- Prevent any risk of damage to the ladder during transport, for example, by
attaching it, and check that it is positioned properly to avoid any damage.
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Do not use the ladder outside in adverse weather conditions, such as strong wind.
- Use non-conductive ladders for unavoidable live electrical work.
- Be aware of electrical hazards. Identify potential electrical hazards in the
working area such as raised cables or other exposed electrical equipment
and do not use a ladder where there are electrical hazards.
- When positioning the ladder, make allowance for the collision hazard with
pedestrians, vehicles, doors, etc. Wherever possible, secure doors (but not
emergency exits) and windows in the work area.
- Do not change the ladder design.
- Do not move a ladder when on it.
- The ladder must never be moved from the top.
- Never stand higher than the 4
th
rung from the top.
3. Maintenance, repair and storage:
- The ladder must be stored in a dry, open and secure place where it cannot be
damaged or cause an obstruction.
- Systematically check the general condition of the product before use,
especially the safety elements (the condition of parts and their geometry. If
any parts need to be replaced, always use TUBESCA-COMABI components).
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AFTER EACH USE, MAKE SURE TO CLEAN THE PRODUCT WITH A
CLEAN CLOTH AND APPLY SILICONE SPRAY TO MOVING PARTS.
- For the repair, maintenance and replacement of parts such as footpads,
please call our sales team on +33 4 74 00 90 90.
- The ladder must be regularly checked, and the results of checks must be
recorded.
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150
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65-75°
MIN.
1m
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EN131-6
Version 2019
Classe
PRO
UP
1m
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