ST Quadrat LUX-top RVT Manuel D'utilisation page 23

Maintenance, care and testing:
Before each use the anchor devices must be checked for secure fit and intactness. Loose,
deformed or otherwise damaged anchor devices must be fixed or replaced.
If the fall protection system is damaged or used in a fall it may no longer be used. In
these cases the anchor device and the anchoring on the structure must be inspected by a
competent person and if necessary dismantled and completely replaced.
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LUX-top RVT anchor device must be tested as and when necessary, however, at
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least once every 12 months, by a competent person precisely following the manufacturer's
instructions.
This inspection is essential, as the safety of the user depends on the effectiveness and
durability of the anchor device.
The test is to be arranged by the owner.
An inspection log card is included in the appendix to these user instructions, on
which the inspection by the competent person must be documented.
The checklist also given in the appendix can be used as an aid.
The date of the next scheduled inspection must always be entered on the inspection log
card
Prevent contact between the stainless steel anchor device and "black" steel (including in
the form of grinding dust), as well as chemicals and other aggressive substances.
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The LUX-top RVT anchor device is permanently weather-resistant.
Depending on the use conditions, the anchor device must be cleaned occasionally with hot
water.
Never use aggressive cleaning products or chemicals!
Miscellaneous:
Changes or additions to the anchor device may only be made with the prior written
consent of the manufacturer. Equally, all repairs may only be carried out in agreement
with the manufacturer. If sold on to another country, to ensure the safety of the user the
instructions for use, maintenance, the regular checks and repairs must be available in the
respective language.
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