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level should be extended at least 1m above the
landing point.
• D o not step off a leaning ladder at a higher level
without additional security, such as tying off or
use of a suitable stability device.
• Do not step off the side of the ladder.
• D o not spend long periods of time on a ladder
without regular breaks (tiredness is a risk).
• T ake care when closing the ladder to not catch
any fingers, clothing or hair in the mechanisms.
Close one rung at a time.
2. pRODUCT INFORMATION
Intended use
The Telescopic Ladder is designed and intended
for domestic use, as a climbing aid in home and
garden environments and for hobby purposes. This
ladder is not a toy. Children should be supervised at
all times to ensure they do not play with the ladder
system. This ladder is not developed for professi-
onal use. The Telescopic Ladder must be handled,
cared for and maintained in accordance with these
instructions. Any other use is deemed improper and
may result in damage to property, personal injury
or even death. The ladder complies to the norms of
EN131, 96-333 and Warenwet.
TECHNICAL SpECIFICATIONS
Model No.
Length, extended
Length, retracted
Maximum permissible load
Number of treads
Inclination angles
Maximum number of users
Weight
8
TL503xx
2.6 m
78 cm
150 kg
9 treads
65°–75°
1 user
8 kg
DESCRIpTION
The numbers in the following text refer to the pictu-
res on page 2-4.
1. Top Bar
2. Telescopic Tubes
3. Handle
4. Storage Strap
5. Bottom Rung
6. Locking Mechanisms
7. Hand Grips
8. Retract levers
3. OpERATION
Before using the ladder, always observe the
safety instructions and obey the relevant
regulations.
Opening the ladder to intermediate length
(Fig. A, B, C)
The telescopic ladder will automatically engage the
locking mechanisms when opening. Each section
has its own locking mechanisms.
• P lace the Telescopic Ladder on a firm, level
surface. Ensure the ladder is in closed position
as shown on figure C1.
• Unlock the Storage strap (4).
• P lace one foot on the Bottom Rung (5) to stabi-
lise the ladder. Ensure that the front side of the
ladder is facing you.
• S tarting with the second rung from the bottom
(as shown in figure C2), use both hands to
grasp the Hand Grips (7) on either side of the
rung and pull upwards to extend the step.
• W hen each step is fully extended, you should
hear a "click", confirming that the Locking
Mechanisms (6) are engaged for that level.
• C heck that all opened rung sections are locked,
the red Locking Mechanisms (6) should be
clearly visible, as shown on figure B1. Meanwhi-
le, the red parts of the Retract Levers (8) should
not be visible. Also ensure that all the distances
between opened rungs are of equal height.
• W hen all sections are locked, you can use
the ladder. Position the ladder with a correct
angle for a leaning ladder (angle of inclination
approximately 1:4) with the rungs or treads
level (e.g. 1m away from the base of a wall if
extending to climb 4m up).
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