Sealey ACL3.V4 Quick Start Manual

Thank you for purchasing a Sealey product. Manufactured to a high standard, this product will, if used according to these instructions,
and properly maintained, give you years of trouble free performance.
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. NOTE THE SAFE OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, WARNINGS & CAUTIONS. USE
THE PRODUCT CORRECTLY AND WITH CARE FOR THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH IT IS INTENDED. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE DAMAGE AND/OR
PERSONAL INJURY AND WILL INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY. KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS SAFE FOR FUTURE USE.
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1. SAFETY
1.1. GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
WARNING! Risk of falling from the ladder.
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Refer to instructions.
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Inspect the ladder after delivery.
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Before every use visually check the ladder is not damaged and is safe to use.
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DO NOT use a damaged ladder.
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Observe maximum total load 150kg.
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DO NOT use the ladder on a unlevel or unfirm base.
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DO NOT over reach.
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DO NOT erect ladder on contaminated ground.
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Observe maximum number of users.
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DO NOT ascend or descend unless you are facing the ladder.
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Keep a secure grip on the ladder when ascending or descending. Maintain a handhold whilst
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working from a ladder or take additional safety precautions if you cannot.
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 whilst using a ladder.
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DO NOT wear unsuitable footwear when climbing a ladder.
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DO NOT use a ladder if you are not fit enough. Certain medical conditions or medication, alcohol
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or drug abuse could make ladder use unsafe.
DO NOT spend long periods on a ladder without regular breaks (tiredness is a risk).
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Prevent damage of the ladder when transporting e.g. by fastening and, ensure they suitably placed
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to prevent damage.
Ensure the ladder is suitable for the task.
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DO NOT use the ladder if contaminated, e.g. with wet paint, mud, oil or snow.
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DO NOT use the ladder outside in adverse weather conditions, such as strong wind.
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For professional use a risk assessment shall be carried out respecting the legislation in the country of use.
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When positioning the ladder take into account risk of collision with the ladder e.g. from pedestrians, vehicles or doors. Secure doors
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(not fire exits) and windows where possible in the work area.
WARNING! ELECTRICITY HAZARD
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Identify any electrical risks in the work area, such as overhead lines or other exposed electrical equipment and DO NOT use the ladder
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where electrical risks occur.
Use non-conductive ladders for unavoidable live electrical work.
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DO NOT use the ladder as a bridge.
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DO NOT modify the ladder design.
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DO NOT move a ladder while standing on it.
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For outdoor use caution to the wind.
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If a ladder is delivered with stabiliser bars these bars should be fixed by the user before the first use, see assembly section overleaf.
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Check if ladder is suitable for domestic/professional use.
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1.2. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR LEANING LADDERS
Leaning ladders with rungs shall be used at the correct angle.
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Leaning ladders with steps shall be used so 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 metre above the landing point and secured, if necessary.
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DO NOT lean the ladder against unsuitable surfaces.
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Ladder must never be moved from the top.
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DO NOT stand on the top three steps/rungs of a leaning ladder.
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1.3. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR STANDING LADDERS
DO NOT step off the side of a standing ladder onto another surface.
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Open the ladder fully before use.
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Use the ladder with restraint devices engaged only.
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Standing ladders shall not be used as a leaning ladder unless it is designed to do so.
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DO NOT stand on the top two steps/rungs of a standing ladder without a platform and a hand/knee rail.
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© Jack Sealey Limited
COMBINATION LADDER 3-SECTION
ACL3.V4, ACL307.V2, ACL312.V3
MODEL NO'S:
Original Language Version
DO NOT step on any rungs
past this point
ACL3.V4, ACL307.V2, ACL312.V3, Issue:3 (1) 02/07/20