Maintenance - Hard Head 025454 Operating Instructions Manual

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ladder with rungs, with the surface of the
steps horizontal for ladder with flat steps.
• The latches should be in the locked
position before use.
• Check that the surface is smooth, level
and supportive.
• Only lean the ladder against a smooth,
stable and supportive area, and secure
before use.
• Never attempt to move the ladder while
one it – always climb down and move it
from the ground.
• Take into consideration the risk of collision
with pedestrians, vehicles, doors etc.
when positioning the ladder. If possible
lock/block doors and windows in the work
area (excluding emergency exits).
• Electrical safety – examine the area for
electrical risks, such as high tension power
line or exposed electrical components,
and do not use the ladder in areas where
there are such risks.
• The ladder should stand on its feet and
not rest on a rung or step.
• Do not put the ladder on a slippery surface,
such as ice, polished surface or fouled
surface, unless sufficient precautions have
been taken to prevent it sliding.
HOW TO USE
• Make sure the stepladder is anchored or
suitably supported before stepping off it
above ground level.
• Do not use the ladder to climb to another
level.
• Only use the ladder for work that does not
take very long.
• Use ladders made of non-conductive
material when working where there is a
risk of coming into contact with live
components.
• Do not use the ladder in strong wind,
heavy rain or other unfavourable weather
conditions.
• Make sure that children cannot climb or
play on the stepladder.
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• Take regular breaks when in use –
tiredness can put safety at risk.
• The ladder must never be moved from the
top.
• Do not move the stepladder while
someone is on it.

MAINTENANCE

• Check the hinges and other parts of the
ladder at regular intervals. Lubricate the
hinges at regular intervals, but be careful
not to drip oil on the rungs or side rails.
• Hold the ladder firmly when carrying it.
CLEANING
• Clean the ladder after use.
• Keep the ladder clean and free from
foreign objects and material.
REPAIRS
• Repairs and maintenance must be carried
out by persons with the requisite
competence, and in accordance with the
instructions of the manufacturer. A person
with the requisite competence is someone
who – through training at the
manufacturer – has learned how to carry
out repairs and maintenance.
• For repair and maintenance of parts, e.g.
the feet, contact the manufacturer or
retailer.
STORAGE
• Ladders made entirely or in part from
thermoplastic, thermoset or reinforced
plastic material should be stored out of
reach of direct sunlight.
• Take the following into consideration
when storing ladders not in use.
– Store the ladder in a safe place,
protected from moisture, heat,
weather and wind.
– Store the ladder in a position where
it cannot become deformed.
A suitable position could be hanging