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SCAFFOLD LADDER MODEL NO: SL2

PART NO: 3500207

ASSEMBLY & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE Scaffold Ladder.

Before attempting to use this product, please read this manual thoroughly and follow the instructions carefully. In doing so you will ensure the safety of yourself and that of others around you, and you can look forward to your purchase giving you long and satisfactory service.

GUARANTEE

This product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt which will be required as proof of purchase.

This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or tampered with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was intended.

Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product can be returned to us without prior permission.

This guarantee does not effect your statutory rights.

SPECIFICATIONS

Model Number SL2

Part Number 3500207

Height Straight Ladder 1910-2725 mm

A Frame 1605 mm

Working Platform 1000 mm

Maximum Load 150 kg

Product Weight 15.15 kg

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PICTOGRAMS

Read the instructions Correct angle of erection

Maximum load Ladder extension above landing point

Erect on a level base Minimum two rung overlap

Do not use the ladder without fitting the stabilisers

Ensure restraint devices are engaged

Erect on a firm base Do not place the ladder on slippery surfaces.

Do not over-reach Use the ladder the correct way up

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CONTENTS

Before you begin, Check that the box contains the following:

Do not step off the side of the ladder

Beware of electrical hazards when transporting ladder

Do not stand the ladder on anything to increase its height.

Do not stand the ladder on anything to increase its height.

Do not stand on the top tread

Ensure ground is free from contaminants

Ensure top of the ladder is correctly positioned

Secure doors if they are under the ladder before use

1 x Upper Ladder Section

1 x Lower Ladder Section

2 x Stabilsers with non slip feet

4 x Nuts

4 x Washers

4 x Bolts

1 x Work platform

2 x Attachable restraints

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. Ensure that you are fit enough to use a ladder. Certain medical conditions or medication, alcohol or drug abuse could make ladder use unsafe.

2. When transporting ladders on roof bars or in a truck, ensure they are suitably placed to prevent damage;

3. Inspect the ladder after delivery and before first use to confirm condition and operation of all parts;

4. Visually check the ladder is not damaged and is safe to use at the start of each working day when the ladder is to be used;

5. Ensure the ladder is suitable for the task;

6. Do not use a damaged ladder;

7. Remove any contamination from the ladder, such as wet paint, mud, oil or snow;

8. Before using a ladder at work a risk assessment should be carried out respecting the legislation in the country of use.

9. ALWAYS maintain proper footing and balance at all times, do not over-reach. For best footing, wear rubber soled footwear. Keep floors clear of oil, scrap wood, etc.

10. Make sure that the ladder is standing on a firm and level surface, also ensure the ladder is safely secured, preferably at the top and bottom.

11. ALWAYS keep work area clean. Cluttered areas invite accidents.

12. Always keep children away. All visitors should be kept a safe distance from the work area.

13. ALWAYS wear any safety equipment, such as hard hat, work gloves and goggles etc if the task being carried out requires them.

14. ALWAYS exercise extra care when raising ladders especially beneath high voltage cables etc.

15. ALWAYS extend the ladder above any landing place.

16. ALWAYS ensure as comfortable position as possible before commencing work.

17. ALWAYS keep a secure grip.

18. NEVER use the ladder whilst under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

19. NEVER stand on the top rail of the ladder.

20. When positioning the ladder take into account risk of collision with the ladder e.g. from pedestrians, vehicles or doors. Secure doors (not fire exists) and windows where possible in the work area;

WARNING: IF NORMAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ARE NOT FOLLOWED, PERSONAL INJURY TO THE OPERATOR OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY MAY RESULT.

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FIVE MAIN CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS ON LADDERS

The following list of hazards and examples of their causes, which is not exhaustive, are common reasons for accidents encountered when using ladders.

1) LOSS OF STABILITY:

a. Incorrect positioning of the ladder (such as incorrect angle for leaning ladder or not fully opening a standing ladder).

b. Slide outwards at the bottom (the ladders sliding away from the wall).

c. Side slip, falling sideways at the top.

d. Condition of the ladder (such as missing anti-slip feet).

e. Stepping off an unsecured ladder at height.

f. Ground conditions (such as unstable soft ground, sloping ground, slippery surfaces or contaminated solid surfaces).

g. Adverse weather conditions (such as windy conditions).

h. Collision with the ladder (such as vehicle or door).

i. Incorrect choice of ladder (such as too short, unsuitable for the task).

2) FROM HANDLING:

a. Transferring the ladder to the work position.

b. Erecting and dismantling the ladder.

c. Carrying items up the ladder.

3) SLIP TRIP AND FALL OF USER:

a. Inappropriate footwear.

b. Contaminated rungs or steps.

c. Unsafe user practices (such as climbing 2 rungs at time, sliding down stiles).

4) STRUCTURAL FAILURE OF LADDER:

a. Condition of the ladder (such as damaged stiles, wear).

b. Overloading the ladder.

5) ELECTRICAL HAZARDS:

a. Unavoidable live working (e.g. fault finding).

b. Positioning ladders too close to live electrical equipment (such as overhead power lines).

c. Ladders damaging electrical equipment (such as covers or protective insulation).

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BEFORE USE

You must fit the stabilisers to the ladder frames before use.

FITTING THE STABILISERS 1. Slide the stabiliser into the ladder frame as shown in Fig 1.

NOTE: Each stabiliser will only fit one ladder frame, Check that the holes on the ladder frame lines up with the holes on the stabiliser.

2. Secure the stabiliser using the bolts washers and nuts and shown in Fig 2.

3. Repeat with the second frame.

4. The finished frame and stabilisers should look like Fig 3.

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LADDER CONFIGURATIONS

STRAIGHT LADDER When using the ladder in this

configuration, make sure that at least 2 rungs overlap.

Ladder shall be erected an angle of inclination (approximately 1:4) with the rungs or treads level.

Ladder should lean against a flat non-fragile surface and should be secured before use, e.g. tied or use of a suitable stability device;

Do not stand on the top rung of the ladder.

NOTE: Note: The attachable restraints are not required in this configuration.

A-FRAME LADDER Connect the attachable restrains (one each side) as shown below.

Do not stand on the top rung of the ladder.

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WORKING PLATFORM Place the platform onto the required rungs as shown.

NOTE: To maintain stability, do not place the platform on the top two rungs of the ladders.

Connect the attachable restraints (one each side) as shown below.

STAIR LADDER Place the platform onto the

required rungs as shown.

NOTE: To maintain stability, do not place either side of the platform on the top two rungs of either ladder.

Connect the attachable restraints (one each side) as shown on the right.

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USING THE LADDER

1. Do not exceed the maximum total load for the type of ladder;

2. Do not overreach; user should keep their belt buckle (navel) inside the stiles and both feet on the same step/rung throughout the task;

3. Do not step off a leaning ladder at a higher level without additional security, such as tying off or use of a suitable stability device;

4. Do not use standing ladders for access to another level

5. Do not stand on the top three steps/rungs of a leaning ladder;

6. Do not stand on the top two steps/rungs of a standing ladder without a platform and hand/knee rail;

7. Do not stand on the top four steps/rungs of a standing ladder with an extending ladder at the top;

8. Ladders should only be used for light work of short duration;

9. Use non-conductive ladders for unavoidable live electrical work;

10. Do not use the ladder outside in adverse weather conditions, such as strong wind;

11. Take precautions against children playing on the ladder;

12. Secure doors (not fire exits) and windows where possible in the work area;

13. Face the ladder when ascending and descending;

14. Keep a secure grip on the ladder when ascending and descending;

15. Do not use the ladder as a bridge;

16. Wear suitable footwear when climbing a ladder;

17. Avoid excessive side loadings e.g. drilling brick and concrete;

18. Do not spend long periods on a ladder without regular breaks (tiredness is a risk);

19. Leaning ladders used for access to a higher level should be extended at least 1 m above the landing point;

20. Equipment carried while using a ladder should be light and easy to handle;

21. Avoid work that imposes a sideways load on standing ladders, such as side- on drilling through solid materials (e.g. brick or concrete);

22. Maintain a handhold whilst working from a ladder or take additional safety precautions if you cannot.

23. Ladder shall never be repositioned from above;

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REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

Repairs and maintenance shall be carried out by a competent person and be in accordance with the producer's instructions.

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