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Additional safety tips when using telescopic ladders
- The fact that telescopic ladders are equipped with locking and sliding parts means that
it is important to keep these components clean in order for the equipment to function
properly. For the telescopic action, it is also important that dirt does not build up between
the sliding parts. It is, therefore, important to keep these ladders clean and dry and free
from dirt.
- Never wear baggy clothing or jewellery. These could become caught when ascending or
descending the telescopic ladder which could lead to a fall.
- Frequently check that the feet are not worn. Worn feet may damage the support surface, or
can result in the telescopic ladder slipping.
- In the interest of personal safety, only use accessories or aids that have been recommended
by Altrex.
- Do not leave any tools or other equipment at the bottom of the telescopic ladder which
you might trip over.
Maintenance
Maintain your telescopic ladder properly by keeping it free from contamination by
substances such as paint, mud, sand, dirt, snow and oil. Clean the sliding parts frequently to
ensure that these work properly.
Assembly and/or repair of replacement parts
Replacement parts supplied by Altrex must be assembled on the correct Altrex product
and in the same way as the part that is replaced. Assembly (attachment) and/or repair is
effectuated at the own risk and expense of the client. Altrex is not liable for damage caused
by incorrect assembly and/or repair. For a fee, Altrex can be called in for the repair of your
product, and/or the assembly of the parts in question.
Relax. It's an Altrex.
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