Instrukcja obsługi Continental Edison CECWC12BS

Continental Edison Szafka klimatyczna na wino CECWC12BS

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CONSIDER BEFORE EACH USE

1. Choose the correct ladder or work platform for the speci c task.

If unsure, consult the factory.

2. Metal ladder stands and work platforms conduct electricity. Keep away from

energized electrical circuits. Contact could cause electrocution.

3. Use in accordance with instructions and warnings provided.

4. Common sense and good judgment must be used at all times.

Do not use

• If in poor health

• If subject to fainting.

• If using drugs (including prescribed medication which could affect equilibrium)

or alcohol.

5. Wear appropriate footwear. High heel shoes and shoes with slippery soles

are dangerous.

INSPECT BEFORE EACH USE

1. Inspect thoroughly for missing, damaged or worn components.

2. Inspect for loose fasteners.

3. See that all caster assemblies including lock steps operate freely

(see “MAINTENANCE”).

Remove damaged or malfunctioning (units which do not roll and lock properly or

do not sit square and level) ladders and work platforms from service. Do not make

temporary repairs.

PROPER USE OF MOBILE LADDER STANDS AND MOBILE

WORK PLATFORMS

GENERAL SAFETY

1. Users are cautioned to take proper safety measures when a ladder or work platform

is used in areas where electrical lines exist. Prevent any contact or possible contact

with an energized uninsulated circuit or conductor in order to avoid electric shock,

short circuit and serious injury.

2. Do not use on uneven or sloping surfaces.

3. Do not overload - observed posted capacity.

4. Do not move/roll an occupied ladder or platform. On lockstep ladder, make

sure ladder is in the climbing position (front legs secured rmly to the oor

before climbing).

5. Shifting weight on a ladder equipped with spring-loaded casters alters spring

compression, causing light “ oat” feeling. User should be aware of this characteristic

in order to expect and compensate for it.

6. Handrails (if equipped) should be used when climbing or descending the ladder.

7. On 59º slope ladder, always face the ladder when climbing or descending. Step

slope is too steep to face outward. 50º slope ladders allow forward facing descent.

8. Keep body centered on ladder or work platform. Avoid shifting weight suddenly

and do not push, pull, lean over, etc. in any way that may cause ladder legs or casters

to lift off oor.

9. Do not over-reach. Keep unit close to the work. If necessary, descend and relocate

the unit to prevent overreaching.

10. Do not place any object on the top step or platform in order to gain additional

height.

11. Do not climb on rails.

12. Do not store materials or equipment on steps.

13. Do not enter or exit any step of the unit to/from another elevated surface unless

the unit has been positively secured against movement.

14. Do not place an occupied ladder or work platform in front of a door unless the

door is secured in an open position, locked, or attended.

15. Mobile ladder stands are designed for use by one (1) person only.

MAINTENANCE

Periodic* inspection and maintenance should include the following:

1. Inspect ladder periodically for wear, damage and corrosion e.g., rust, worn or

broken treads, broken welds, bent parts and frame members, etc.

2. Ch g - un shoul str t and square and ho d s l on the eck ali nment it d be aigh s ul it leve oor.

3. Ladders equipped with spring-loaded casters:

• Remove and inspect all casters and springs.

• Look for excessive or uneven wear on caster stems.

• Be sure wheel is round and rotates freely in fork.

• Check caster sleeve on ladder base making sure

sleeve is straight.

• Check inside of caster sleeve and remove any foreign material.

• Hole in top of caster sleeve should be round. If not,

caster assembly may not operate properly.

• Clean caster stems and springs. Apply a thin coat of oil.

• Replace caster assembly checking to assure smooth operation.

NOTE: Replace any broken, worn or missing casters or springs. In order to provide

the proper replacement parts, advise factory of model number; or if unknown, the

number of steps, width of steps and if ladder has handrails or not. Ladder may not

function properly and may even be dangerous if wrong casters and/or springs are

installed.

IMPORTANT - READ BEFORE USING -

Instructions Should Remain With Ladder

ASSEMBLY, USE, AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS FOR

MOBILE LADDER STANDS AND MOBILE WORK PLATFORMS

INSPECT UPON RECEIPT

Carefully inspect ladder upon receipt for shipping damage. Assemble ladder promptly

to assure it has been delivered in good condition. It is your responsibility to notify the

carrier immediately if your shipment has been damaged. Never use a ladder that has

been damaged or does not function properly. Each ladder received a quality control

inspection prior to shipment. Should your ladder function improperly for any reason,

it probably has been subjected to damage in transit. Protect your interests by notifying

the carrier immediately, so that action will be taken to repair or replace your ladder as

soon as possible.

OWNER/EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY*

The owner of a ladder, or employer having supervisory control of the unit, has

total responsibility for its proper inspection, set-up, use and maintenance. It is the

employer’s responsibility to instruct his/her employees in the proper use of the

ladder. Employees are required to read and understand the manufacturer’s operating

instructions before being allowed to use this ladder. Be aware of the posted warnings

on the ladder. Should any of the warning labels become illegible or need replacing, the

factory will send new ones upon request.

*Reference American National Standard (A 14.7) for Mobile Ladder Stands and

Mobile Work Platforms..

TO ASSEMBLE

READ ATTACHED INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

USING INCORRECT NUTS & BOLTS CAN CAUSE SAFETY HAZARD.

Ladders are shipped with lock-type fasteners* which by design can only safely be

used once. If it becomes necessary to disassemble your ladder, be sure to discard used

hardware and purchase new locking fasteners (1/2”), available at hardware stores or

from the factory.

*Double check when assembling ladder to assure that no non-locking nuts have been

inadvertently included.

4. Ladders equipped with lock steps:

and swivels 360 degrees without binding.

5. Some models use other caster and lock arrangements such as wing brake,

combination wheel and swivel locks or floor locks. Be sure these devices work as

intended and are not worn or damaged.

6. Most ladders employ rubber tips on two or four legs. Check for excessive or

uneven wear, replace as necessary.

NOTE: Ladders are unsafe if tips are worn or missing.

If ladder has been in service without tips, legs may be worn to the point where new

tips may not contact floor firmly enough to lock ladder.

7. Some models employ lock-type fasteners. Check to make sure they are present

and tight.

necessary to disassemble your ladder be sure to discard used nuts and bolts and

replace with new locking fasteners.

8. Check to see that warning labels (located on the front of the steps) are affixed and

legible. Contact factory if new labels are required.

9. Ladders and platforms that do not work properly, are damaged, or weakened for

any cause, must be removed from service until repaired.

10. Ladders and platforms which can not be repaired must be destroyed.

11. No modifications should be made to product unless approved by factory.

*At least every 3 months, more frequently if the ladder is used on a daily basis. User

must determine the period between maintenance inspections based on severity of use.

WARNING: THE MATERIALS IN THIS PRODUCT CONTAIN

CHROMIUM COMPOUND ELEMENTS WHICH ARE KNOWN TO THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER AND OR BIRTH

DEFECTS OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

B-0304/10M

Ballymore Co., Inc. Manufacturing Facilities

Garlin Enterprises

800-762-8327

ballymore.com

.rD noslraC drannuG 105

Coatesville, PA 19320

Specyfikacje produktu

Marka:	Continental Edison
Kategoria:	Szafka klimatyczna na wino
Model:	CECWC12BS

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