KRAUSE 1220 Hinge Telescopic Hinge Ladder Instruction Manual
- June 15, 2024
- KRAUSE
Table of Contents
- 1220 Hinge Telescopic Hinge Ladder
- Intended use:
- Technical information:
- Scope of delivery:
- Assembly instructions:
- General safety information:
- Assembly/Use:
- Maintenance/Servicing:
- Storage:
- Packaging/Disposal:
- Service life:
- References
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1220 Hinge Telescopic Hinge Ladder
Instruction Manual
1220 Hinge Telescopic Hinge Ladder
User manual
Hinge/telescopic hinge ladder
Introduction: This User Manual contains important safety information regarding the use of this hinge ladder, which is suitable for use as a stepladder, leaning ladder and work platform. Please read this manual carefully before using the ladder and keep it safe for future reference. Always include this user and operating guide when handing the ladder over to a new owner.
Intended use:
This ladder is a mobile piece of equipment that can be used in different
locations. It is designed for performing small-scale jobs at heights that
would make the use of other types of equipment inappropriate (see the German
Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health). This ladder must only be used as
described in this User Manual.
All other uses are regarded as inappropriate use. We do not accept any
liability for damage arising from the inappropriate use of the ladder.
Any changes made to the ladder without the manufacturer‘s authorization will
void the warranty.
Technical information:
Drawing showing the hinge ladder in different configurations and list of
components. The
technical information specific to this ladder is affixed to the ladder itself.
Please refer to the table for more information.
Scope of delivery:
List of all of the components that are supplied with the ladder (example): Ladder components (all) + platform (2 components) + user manual + stabiliser + nuts & bolts
Assembly instructions:
Depending on the ladder type and delivery condition, the ladder may yet have to be fully assembled before use. Description/illustration of the assembly work required before the ladder can be used. Example: Fitting the stabiliser.
General safety information:
The packaging can pose a suffocation hazard. Ladders and packaging materials are not toys. Use of this ladder is always associated with a risk of falling off the ladder and of the ladder tipping over. This can result in injury to persons and damage to objects. All of the work performed with and on the ladder must be performed in such a way as to minimise these risks as much as possible. This ladder is only designed for light work and short periods of use. Do not work on the ladder for too long without taking regular breaks. Fatigue is a hazard and can impact on the safe use of the ladder. The ladder must be suitable for its relevant use and must only be used in the specified position. Only ever use the treads provided. The ladder and ladder components must not be modified. Always make sure to have a safe handhold and foothold when working on and climbing the ladder. Always observe the national rules and regulations, in particular if using this ladder for professional work. Only use manufacturer-approved accessories.
Assembly/Use:
Always observe the instructions provided in the user and operating guide and
on the ladder itself when assembling and using the ladder.
Important information on using and setting up the hinge ladder: How to
use the safety hinges. Changing the ladder‘s set up/configuration.
Configurations (schematic diagrams): Leaning ladder that can be
configured in a number of different ways. Suitable for use as a stepladder and
work platform for a range of different applications.
6.1 General safety information| 6.2. Using the ladder as a
leaning ladder| 6.3. Using the ladder as a
stepladder| 6.4. Using the single or
multiple hinge ladder
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Maintenance/Servicing:
The maintenance and servicing work performed on the ladder is intended to make sure that the ladder is working properly. The ladder must be regularly checked for damage. Make sure all of the ladder‘s moving parts are in proper working order. All moving parts must be regularly lubricated. Any repairs to the ladder must be performed by a qualified person and in correspondence with the manufacturer‘s instructions. Always clean the ladder and the moving parts in particular immediately after use if the ladder becomes dirty. Only use conventional, water-soluble cleaning agents. Do not use aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents. If the ladder is being used commercially, it must be regularly inspected by an authorised person to make sure that it is in proper working order (visual inspection and performance test). In this case, it is essential to draw up an inspection schedule that defines the type, scope and intervals at which the requisite inspections are performed. The intervals between these inspections have to be determined in accordance with the relevant operating conditions, in particular the relevant frequency of use, loads applied to the ladder during use and the frequency and severity of any defects identified during previous inspections. The owner is also responsible for removing defective ladders from use and storing them in such a way as to prevent their use until they have been properly repaired or disposed of.
| Ladder component(s): | Inspection point: |
|---|---|
| 1. General inspection points | All connecting elements (rivets, screws, bolts |
etc.) have to be in place. Are any of the connecting elements loose or
corroded? Is there any dirt (e.g. soil, mud, paint, oil or grease) on the
ladder?
2. Side rails/rungs or steps/safety rail| None of the rungs/steps must be
missing. Are the side rails, rungs or safety rails bent,twisted, dented,
cracked or corroded? Are the rungs or steps worn, loose, corroded or damaged?
Is the platform (if available) or are any of the platform components/fastening
elements corroded or missing?
3. Connecting elements, guides, fittings| Check ladder guides, locking
devices and safety equipment for proper function, tightness, damage and
corrosion. Are the locking devices or safety equipment damaged, loose or
corroded or completely missing?
4. Feet Stabilizer| Check feet and stabiliser brace for proper function,
tightness, damage and corrosion. None of the ladder feet/end caps must be
missing. Are the ladder feet loose, worn or corroded?
5. Ladder labels/ User manual| Are all of the ladder labels and the user and
operating guide available and easily legible?
RESULT| The ladder is in good working order and is fit for use.
| The ladder must only be used after having been repaired.
| The ladder is broken and must be disposed of.
Storage:
Securely fasten and tie down ladders when transporting them (e.g. on roof racks or in cars) to avoid any damage. The ladder should be stored in a dry environment either standing upright, flat on the ground or hung on a wall with a suitable wall holder. It must be stored in such a way as to prevent it from becoming damaged and all of its components must be protected from the weather. The ladder must be stored in such a way as to be protected from children and such that it does not represent a hazard (e.g. tripping hazard). It must furthermore be stored in such a way that it cannot be used/removed for unlawful purposes.
Packaging/Disposal:
The packaging must be disposed of in correspondence with the relevant regulations and laws. When having reached the end of its service life, the ladder must be disposed of in compliance with the relevant regulation. Aluminum is a high quality material and should be recycled. Please refer to your local authority for more information on recycling.
Service life:
This ladder is a high quality product and designed to have a long service life if if used as intended and regularly serviced.
Manufacturer: KRAUSE-Work GmbH & Co. KG • Am Kreuzer 3 • D-36304 Alfold Tel.: +49 (0) 66 31 / 7 95-0 • Fax: +49 (0) 66 31 / 7 95-139 • E-Mail: info @krause-systems.de www.krause- systems.com • Issue date: 01/07/2023
Caution! Risk of falling off the ladder.
Read the entire User Manual For more information on this ladder, please visit our website.
Check the ladder for damage after delivery and every time before use. Do not use ladders that are damaged.
Maximum load
Set up the ladder on a level, horizontal and solid surface. The
ladder‘s feet must not be sinking into the ground.
Do not lean out to the side while standing on the ladder!
Make sure the ground is free from dirt and hazardous substances.
The ladder must not be used by more than one person at a time.
Always ascend and descend the ladder facing the ladder.
Always make sure to have a safe handhold when climbing and working
on the ladder. If necessary, take extra precautions.
Do not put any excessive loads onto the sides of the ladder such as, e.g. when drilling into masonry and concrete.
Any objects carried up and down a ladder must be light and easy to
hold.
Always wear suitable footwear when climbing the ladder.
Do not use a ladder if your physical fitness is compromised or insufficient
for using a ladder. Certain health problems, medication, alcohol and drug
misuse can pose a safety hazard when using the ladder.
Do not work on the ladder for too long without taking regular breaks.
(Tiredness is a hazard).
Securely and appropriately fasten and tie down ladders when transporting them
on roof racks or in vans/lorries to avoid damage.
Before use, check whether the steps are suitable for the relevant application
and that they aren’t damaged.
Clean and make sure the ladder is free from e.g. wet paint, dirt, oil or snow,
before use.
Do not use the ladder outdoors in poor weather conditions (e.g. strong winds,
frost, ice and snow).
When using ladders in a professional context, always assess the risks involved
taking into account the legal regulations in the country of use before use of
the ladder.
Beware of the risk of collision with e.g. pedestrians, vehicles or doors when setting up the ladder. Lock doors (with the exception of emergency exits) and windows near the ladder.
Take note of all of the hazards posed by electrical equipment, e.g. overhead
power lines or other exposed electrical equipment, within the work area.
Do not use conductive ladders for work on live equipment or near overhead
power lines (e.g. aluminum ladders).
Do not use the ladder as a bridge.
Do not make any structural changes to the ladder.
Never move the ladder into a different position while standing on it!
Do not use the ladder outdoors in high winds.
If a ladder comes with stabilisers, they must be fitted by the user before first use.
Do not position from above.
Perform a visual inspection.
Perform a visual inspection.
Domestic ladders.
Professional ladders.
The ladder has to be set up in the correct position, e.g. at the correct angle for leaning ladders (at an angle of 65 to 75 degrees) and ensuring that the rungs or steps are horizontal.
Leaning ladders with steps must be set up in such a way that the steps are horizontal.
Take note of the minimum projection beyond the ladder‘s contact
point.
The ladder must only be used in the specified direction.
Lean the leaning ladder against an even, solid surface and secure
before use by e.g. tying it down or using equipment that will ensure that the
ladder is stable.
Do not change position from above!
Never stand on the the top three steps of a leaning ladder.
Do not use the ladder for climbing onto platforms.
Fully open the ladder before use. Make sure the spreader brace is working properly!
If the ladder is fitted with an extra spreader brace, this extra brace must only be used if the main spreader brace is locked!
Do not use the stepladder as a leaning ladder.
Only step onto the step ladder once the platform is in the correct position.
Do not stand on the two top rungs/steps of ladders without a platform!
Only stand on or use as a foothold those of the ladder‘s
rungs/steps and platforms intended for this purpose. E.g. do not stand or use
trays as footholds.
Standing height of double-sided ladders NL.
Max. permissible height without handrail is 600 mm.
Adjust hinge point 1
Adjust hinge point 2
6.4
- When not in use, this single or multiple hinge ladder must be stored either fully extended and resting flat against the floor, or folded together in an upright position standing on the floor.
Important information on using the hinge ladder as a work platform: This ladder must only be used with platforms recommended for such use by the manufacturer. Always secure the platform before use in such a way that it cannot be accidentally moved.- Never use this hinge ladder in this position.
Important information on using the hinge ladder as a work platform: Observe the manufacturer‘s information on the platform‘s maximum load capacity.
Always make sure that all of the safety hinges have properly engaged/are safely locked in place before using the ladder.- The inner ladder section of BG 1223 must only be used with an additional stabiliser.
- BG 1223 must not be used with both extensions on both sides being extended at the same time.
BG 1220 + 1221 (4 x 3) Do not use the top ladder section as a platform.- Joints/hinges must be regularly lubricated
Subject to technical changes, errors and misprints. In case of doubt, please refer to the original German text. All accessories and work equipment shown are not included in the scope of delivery.
KRAUSE-Work GmbH & Co. KG
Am Kreuzer 3
D-36304 Alfold
Tel.: +49 (0) 6631 795-0
Fax: +49 (0) 6631 795-139
E-Mail: info@krause-systems.de
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References
- systems.ch - Systems Resources and Information.
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- KRAUSE-Systems - Ihr Partner für sichere Steigtechnik
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