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Beware of electrical hazards when
transporting the ladder. This ladder is
not suitable for live electrical work as
it is conductive and offers no
protection from electrical hazards.
Face the ladder and keep a secure
grip when ascending and descending.
Position the ladder against a flat,
non-fragile surface.
Place your foot on the lowest tread
to stabilise the ladder during
extending. If you are extending the
ladder to its full length, you should
always extend from top to bottom.
When retracting the ladder, use both
hands to grasp the hand grips on either
side of the tread, then disengage the
locking mechanisms with your thumbs.
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Ensure the plastic feet are
placed correctly and in the
correct angle.
Ensure all treads are fully
extended and locked.
The locking mechanisms for
all the extended rung
sections shall be locked
during use of the ladder.
The one-touch release
buttons shall be locked
during use of the ladder.
Always start at the second
tread from the bottom when
extending the ladder to
intermediate length.
Ensure to place your hands
correctly when retracting
the ladder. Do not place your
hands on top of the rungs.
Do not engage the locking mechanisms
manually.
Always place the protruding
flat side of the wall bumpers
at the top of the ladder
against a suitable support
(e.g. a wall). The wall
bumpers provide grip and
stability. Never allow the
ladder to rest on the rungs
or stiles.
SPECIFIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Failure to adhere to the warnings and
instructions contained in this manual and
on the product could result in serious or
fatal injury.
BEFORE USE
ENSURE THAT YOU ARE FIT ENOUGH TO USE A
LADDER. CERTAIN MEDICAL CONDITIONS OR
MEDICATION, ALCOHOL OR DRUG ABUSE COULD
MAKE LADDER USE UNSAFE.
• Before using the ladder it shall be checked that
all locking mechanisms are working properly. If
the mechanism is not working properly, do not
use the ladder.
• Wear tight-fitting clothing, remove jewellery and
tie long hair back when using the ladder.
• Always wear suitable footwear when climbing
a ladder; flat, dry, treaded, shoes with securely
tied laces are considered appropriate footwear.
• Ensure that the surface you will rest the ladder
against is capable of supporting the combined
weight of the ladder, operator and any carried
objects.
• Doors (but not fire doors or similar), windows
and areas of entry/exit should be secured when
using the ladder.
• All distractions should be reasonably avoided.
Always set up the Telescopic Ladder so that it is
always freely accessible.
• When transporting ladders on roof bars or in a
car, ensure they are suitably placed and secu-
red to prevent damage.
• The ladder shall be inspected after delivery
and before every use to confirm condition and
operation of all parts.
• Visually check that the ladder is not damaged
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