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- Page 1 Operating Procedure and Safety Instructions MT-22AZ (1.69m) MT-17AZ (1.39m) MT-13AZ (1.08m)
- Page 2 MUL TILADDER TELESCOPING SERIES Operating Procedure and Safety Instructions WARNING: 1. Read these instructions completely before using the ladder. 2. Failure to comply with all instructions may result in serious injury. 1 DESCRIPTION • Product overview ........2 •...
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Page 3: Product Overview
DESCRIPTION PRODUCT OVERVIEW The Telescoping Multiladder is a professional grade, multi-purpose ladder that can be changed into different positions and working heights. The ladder consists of three sections and two different locking mechanisms. (See Positions 1–4) WARNING Use ladder only in positions as shown below. Any other position is misuse of the product which could result in serious injury or death. -
Page 4: Terminology
WORKING HEIGHTS The following chart shows the working heights of each of the available units in each of the 4 main positions. MT-13AZ MT-17AZ MT-22AZ 1.08m MODEL 1.39 MODEL 1.69 MODEL Workin g Maximum Working Maximum Workin g Maximum Height Reach* Height Reach*... -
Page 5: Inspection Of Product
(like acids or alkalis). • For information on replacing parts or labels contact Werner Co. at the address given. If possible, know model number of ladder for reference. See I.D. label on product. PROPER SET-UP AND USE For safety, follow these set-up and use instructions: •... -
Page 6: Proper Care Of Product
(Refer to labels on ladder.) • DO NOT use any components not supplied or approved by Werner Co. with this ladder. DANGER • To set ladder up: Support ladder by laying it on its side on the ground. Open to desired allowable position and then stand ladder up. - Page 7 PUSH KNOB LOCKING HINGE HINGE OPERATION For safety, follow these push knob hinge instructions: The ladders inner section allows the ladder to be folded into 3 set positions; telescoping single, double sided stepladder, and stor- age. Each of these conigurations is made possible by using the push knob locking hinge located on each side of the ladder.
- Page 8 SPRING LOADED “J” LOCKS LOCK OPERATION For safety, follow these Spring Loaded “J” Locks instructions: The ladders outer sections allow the ladder to telescope and change heights in all the conigurations, besides the scaffold mode. Each of these conigurations is made possible using the 4 Spring Loaded “J”...
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Page 9: How To Setup Positions
PROPER USE HOW TO SETUP POSITIONS The Telescoping Multiladder can be used in positions shown below with no additional equipment required. The following instruction will demonstrate how to change the Telescoping Multiladder. Position #1 Double Sided Stepladder 1) To conigure the ladder into the stepladder position, follow the directions for changing the angle of the ladder (Section 3) using the push knob locking hinge. - Page 10 Position #2 Stairway Stepladder 1) To conigure the ladder into the Stairway Stepladder position (this position is used when the user needs to work in a stairway.), conigure the ladder in the stepladder coniguration as described in position #1. Raise to desired height. 2) Lower one side of the inner section until the desired step height is reached.
- Page 11 PROPER USE HOW TO SETUP POSITIONS (continued) Position #3 Telescoping Single Ladder Note: The telescoping single ladder 75° position is easiest completed with the Approximately ladder laying on the ground. 1) Coniguring the ladder into the single ladder position starts with changing the angle. Note: The push knob hinge will catch in each of the 3 positions.
- Page 12 Position #4 2-Scaffold Base 1) Separate the inner and outer sections com- pletely by unlocking the “J” locks and sliding the outer sections off the inner section. 2) Place inner section in stepladder position. This is the irst of two trestles required for the scaffold position.
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