Technical Data - Hard Head 025454 Operating Instructions Manual

Wear suitable footwear when
climbing on a ladder.
Avoid work that involves
pressure to the side, such as
drilling in hard material.
Do not use the ladder if you
are not in good shape. Some
medical conditions or the
influence of medicine, alcohol
or drugs can make using the
ladder dangerous.

TECHNICAL DATA

A
model
A B
LZ1111R 3134
The product is approved in accordance with
EN 131.
ASSEMBLY
FITTING THE STABILISING BRACKET
1. Put the bracket in the slots in the side
rails.
2. Put the screws (1) through the side rails
and the bracket. Screw on and tighten the
nuts (2).
FIG. 1
H Weight
(mm) (kg)
B C
D
(mm)
Max height
C D
5.38 2074
USE
CHECK THE LADDER
Take the following points into consideration.
• Check that the feet and side rails are not
deformed, cracked, corroded or broken.
• Check that the attachments of other
components in the side pieces are in good
condition.
• Check that screw unions and other unions
are firmly in place and not corroded.
• Check that no steps/rungs are missing,
loose, worn, corroded or damaged.
• Check that the hinges between the front
and back parts are not damaged, loose or
corroded.
• Check that the locking bar, back bar and
corner bar are not deformed, loose or
corroded.
• Check that no ladder hooks are missing,
loose, worn, corroded or damaged and
that they engage correctly with the rungs.
• Check that no guide links are missing,
loose, worn, corroded or damaged and
that they engage correctly with the other
half of the ladder.
• Check that no feet/end pieces for the side
rails are missing, loose, worn, corroded or
damaged.
• Check that the complete ladder is free
from fouling (clay, paint, oil or grease).
• Check that lock catches are working
correctly and are not damaged or corroded.
NOTE:
• Do not use the ladder if any parts are
damaged, loose or missing, or not
working properly.
• For some types of ladders other checks
should be carried out – follow the
instructions of the manufacturer.
POSITIONING OCH PUTTING UP
THE LADDER
• Place the ladder in the required position
at the correct angle: 65–75° or 1:4 for
EN
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