westfalia CC9E1C51 Ladders Workshop Equipment Tools and Workshop Equipment Instruction Manual
- June 9, 2024
- Westfalia
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CC9E1C51 Ladders Workshop Equipment Tools and Workshop Equipment
Instruction Manual Instruction manual
For Compastep
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EUROPEAN STANDARD
EN 131:2019, Professional
CC9E1C51 Ladders Workshop Equipment Tools and Workshop Equipment
Assembly Top Caps
Assembly Stabiliser Bar
– For ladders > 3 m
Instructions of use
– Open to full height – Open to intermediate height – Close ladder
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Warning, fall from ladder
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Please see the user manual for more information
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Inspect the ladder after delivery. Before every use visually check that the ladder is not damaged and is safe to use. Do not use a damaged ladder
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Maximum total load, 150 kg
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Do not use the ladder on unlevel or unfirm base
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Do not overreach
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Do not erect ladder on contaminated ground
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Maximum one user
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Do not ascend or descend unless you are facing the ladder
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Keep securing grip on ladder when ascending/descending. Take additional safety precautions if you cannot
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Avoid work that imposes a sideways load on ladders, such as side-on drilling through solid materials
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Do not carry equipment which is heavy or difficult to handle while using the ladder
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Do not wear unsuitable footwear when climbing the ladder
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Do not use a ladder if you are not fit. Certain medical conditions or medication, alcohol or drug abuse could make ladder use unsafe
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Warning, electricity hazard. Identify any electrical risks in the work area, such as overhead lines or other exposed electrical equipment, and do not use aluminum ladders where electrical risk occur
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Do not use the ladder as a bridge
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If a ladder is delivered with stabilizer bars and these bars should be fixed by the user before the first use this shall be described on the ladder and in the user instruction
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Ladder for domestic use
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Ladder for professional use
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Leaning ladders with rungs shall be used at the correct angle
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Leaning ladders with steps shall be used that the steps are in a horizontal position
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Ladders used for access to a higher level shall be extended at least 1 m above the landing point and secured, if necessary
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Only use the ladder in the direction as indicated, only if necessary due to design of ladder
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Do not lean the ladder against unsuitable surfaces
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Do not stand on the last meter of a telescopic ladder
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All locking mechanisms for all extended rungs/steps shall be checked and be locked before use
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Do not bring your hands/fingers in rungarea when bringing the ladder in to its possible positions of use
T2. Follow strictly the recommendation of a yearly inspection to create a repetitive routine and review the condition of the product. More information can be found in the AHW Tools Maintenance Program.
Congratulations on your purchase of your AHW Tools telescopic ladder. The unique design features ensure that a AHW Tools ladder is safe and easy to use. Before use, please read the instructions carefully on how to use, manage and maintain your ladder.
Before use
- Inspect the ladder after delivery and before use to confirm condition and operation of all parts.
- Do not use a damaged ladder.
- Ensure that you are fit enough to use a ladder. Certain medical conditions or medication, alcohol or drug abuse could make ladder use unsafe.
- Ensure the ladder is suitable for the task.
- Remove any contamination from the ladder such as wet paint, mud, oil or snow.
- For professional use a risk assessment should be carried out respecting the legislation in the country of use.
- Identify any electrical risks in the work area, such as overhead lines or other exposed electrical equipment and do not use the ladder where electrical risks occur.
- Make sure all locking mechanisms for all extended rungs/steps are checked and locked before use.
- The ladder shall be used/stored in temperatures between -20 – +60 degrees °C.
Before use, always check;
- The stiles (uprights) are not bent, bowed, twisted, dented, cracked or corroded
- The telescopic tubes around the fixing points for other components are in good condition
- Fixings (usually rivets, screws or bolts) are not missing, loose or corroded
- Rungs are not missing, loose, excessively worn, corroded or damaged
- Hinges between front and rear sections are not damaged, loose or corroded
- Guide brackets are not missing, damaged, loose or corroded and engage properly on the mating stile
- Rubber feet and end caps are not missing, loose, excessively worn, corroded or damaged
- The entire ladder is free from contaminants (e.g. dirt, mud, paint, oil or grease)
- Locking catches are not damaged or corroded and function correctly
If any of the above checks cannot be fully satisfied, you should NOT use the ladder.
Cleaning
For reasons of safety and functionality, the telescopic product must always be kept clean, particularly the telescopic tubes and rungs. Dirt, filings, paint spots, glue etc. must be cleaned after each use, and before the ladder is closed. If your ladder is soaking wet, fully extend the ladder, wipe off and keep it extended until the ladder is completely dry. Our Maintenance Kit includes both a unique melamine cleaning sponge and a microfiber towel to solve these tasks easily.
Service & maintenance
Any service or repair work must always be carried out by an authorized service
workshop, which determines suitable action in each individual case. Please
contact the producer or distributor for service & maintenance.
If rubber feet or end-caps are getting worn, replace these for optimal safety.
Never use the ladder without rubber feet (slip protection) and end-caps to
prevent dust, metal chips or similar from getting into the tubes. New feet/end
caps can be obtained from retailers. Only original spare parts may be used for
safety reasons.
In case of service or repair contact your retailer to find the location of
your nearest authorized service partner.
Transport & storage
Always carry and transport the ladder completely closed and compacted to
protect the telescopic tubes from any damage that can impair the functionality
of the ladder.
The ladder shall be stored:
- Away from areas where its condition could deteriorate more rapidly (e.g. dampness, excessive heat, exposed to the elements)
- Where it cannot be damaged by vehicles, heavy objects, or contaminants.
- Where it cannot cause a trip hazard or an obstruction.
- Where it cannot be easily used for criminal purposes.
- Permanently positioned (e.g. scaffolding), or/and secured against unauthorized climbing (e.g. by children)
Guarantee conditions
The manufacturer guarantees that the product is free from material or
manufacturing faults. If material or manufacturing faults, or damage due to
material or manufacturing faults, can be proven, the buyer is entitled to have
the product repaired or replaced in accordance with the local laws concerning
sales of consumer goods in the country of purchase.
The manufacturer is responsible for faults in the product, for two years from
the purchase date.
The manufacturer is not responsible for faults in the product, if it is clear
that the fault is due to it:
- Not being used as described in the instructions.
- Not being cleaned, cared for, maintained, stored or transported in accordance with the instructions.
- Being rebuilt, modified or subjected to other external damage or accident unintentionally being damaged by any object or substance.
- Being overloaded
- Being repaired by an unauthorized service partner or if non-original spare parts have been used.
- Being incorrectly set up.
Normal wear and tear are not considered as faults.
Proof of purchase must be presented for any guarantee claims. If the purchaser
wishes to make a claim regarding a fault, the retailer must be notified of the
fault within a reasonable time after the fault has been discovered, or within
the time period regulated by the country of purchase.
AHW Tools GmbH, Südstraße 84, 58285 Gevelsberg,
info@ahw-tools.de, ahw-tools.de
© Copyright AHW Tools GmbH
100-1562-A01
Ver. 2022.1
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