Batavia GIRAFFE AIR User manual

Model: BT-TL008
Item-No.: 7062696
www.batavia.eu
GIRAFFE AIR
Telescopic ladder 3.25 m
Teleskopleiter
Échelle télescopique
Telecoopladder
Operating instructions
Bedienungsanleitung (Original)
Mode d'emploi
Gebruiksaanwijzing

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Pack contents/product parts
1. Unlock key (locking device)
2. Support foot
3. Non-slip cap (support foot)
4. Strap
5. Rung
6. Beam
7. Protective cap (rung)
8. Upper block (with ladders not
extended to the maximum length)
9. Hexagon bolt with nut, 2 ×
Lieferumfang/Produktteile
1. Entriegelungstaste
(Sperreinrichtung)
2. Standfuß
3. Rutschfeste Kappe (Standfuß)
4. Gurt
5. Sprosse
6. Holm
7. Schutzkappe (Sprosse)
8. Blockbildung oben (bei nicht auf
Maximallänge ausgezogener Leiter)
9. Sechskantschraube mit Mutter, 2 ×
Contenu de la livraison/
éléments de produit
1. Touche de déverrouillage (dispositif
de blocage)
2. Pied d’appui
3. Capuchon antidérapant (pied
d’appui)
4. Sangle
5. Échelon
6. Montant
7. Capuchon de protection (échelon)
8. Blocage en haut (en cas d’échelle non
sortie au maximum)
9. Vis à tête hexagonale avec écrou, 2×
Inhoud van de verpakking/
onderdelen van het product
1. Ontgrendelknop (vergrendeling)
2. Stabilisatiebalk
3. Antislipdop (stabilisatiebalk)
4. Riem
5. Sport
6. Staanders
7. Beschermdop (sport)
8. Bovenste blok (bij ladders die niet tot
de maximale lengte zijn
uitgeschoven)
9. Zeskantbout met moer, 2 x

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Contents
Overview 2
Pack contents/product parts 3
General information 6
Reading and storing the user manual 6
Explanation of symbols 6
Safety 8
Proper use 8
Safety instructions 8
First use 12
Checking the ladder and pack
contents 12
Mounting the support foot 12
Using the ladder 13
Locking device 14
Extending the ladder 14
Retracting the ladder 15
Cleaning and maintenance 15
Transport and storage 16
Causes of accidents 16
Technical data 17
Disposal 17
Disposing of the packaging 17
Disposing of the ladder 17
Inhalt
Ubersicht 2
Lieferumfang/Produktteile 3
Allgemeines 18
Gebrauchsanleitung lesen und
aufbewahren 18
Zeichenerklärung 18
Sicherheit 20
Bestimmungsgemäßer Gebrauch 20
Sicherheitshinweise 21
Erstinbetriebnahme 25
Leiter und Lieferumfang prüfen 25
Standfuß montieren 25
Leiter benutzen 26
Sperreinrichtung 27
Leiter ausziehen 27
Leiter zusammenschieben 28
Reinigung und Wartung 29
Transport und Aufbewahrung 29
Unfallursachen 30
Technische Daten 31
Entsorgung 31
Verpackung entsorgen 31
Leiter entsorgen 31

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Inhoud
Overzicht 2
Inhoud van de verpakking/
onderdelen van het product 3
Algemene informatie 46
Lezen en bewaren van de
gebruiksaanwijzing 46
Verklaring van de symbolen 46
Veiligheid 48
Juist gebruik 48
Veiligheidsinstructies 48
Eerste gebruik 53
Het controleren van de ladder en
de inhoud van de verpakking 53
Montage van de stabilisatiebalk 53
Het gebruik van de ladder 54
Vergrendeling 55
Het uitschuiven van de ladder 56
Het inschuiven van de ladder 56
Reiniging en onderhoud 57
Transport en opslag 58
Oorzaken van ongevallen 58
Technische gegevens 59
Afvoer 59
Afvoer van de verpakking 59
Afvoer van de ladder 59
Répertoire
Vue d’ensemble 2
Contenu de la livraison/éléments
de produit 3
Généralités 32
Lire le mode d’emploi et le conserver 32
Légende des symboles 32
Sécurité 34
Utilisation conforme à l’usage prévu 34
Consignes de sécurité 34
Première mise en service 38
Vérier l’échelle et le contenu de
la livraison 38
Montage du pied d’appui 39
Utilisation de l’échelle 40
Dispositif de blocage 41
Sortie de l’échelle 41
Rentrée de l’échelle 42
Nettoyage et entretien 42
Transport et rangement 43
Causes des accidents 43
Données techniques 45
Élimination 45
Élimination de l’emballage 45
Élimination de l’échelle 45

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General information
Reading and storing the user
manual
This user manual accom-
panies this aluminium
telescopic ladder 3.25m
(hereinafter referred to as “ladder”).
It contains important information
about safety and use.
Before using the ladder, read the
user manual carefully. This particu-
larly applies to the safety instruc-
tions. Failure to heed this user
manual may result in severe injury
or damage to the ladder.
The user manual is based on the
standards and rules in force in the
European Union. When abroad, you
must also observe country-specic
guidelines and laws.
Store the user manual for future
use. If you pass the ladder on to
third parties, please be absolutely
sure to include this user manual.
Explanation of symbols
The following symbols and signal
words are used in this user manual,
on the ladder or on the packaging.
WARNING!
This signal symbol/word designates
a hazard with moderate degree of
risk which may lead to death or
severe injury if not avoided.
CAUTION!
This signal symbol/word designates
a hazard with low risk that, if not
avoided, may result in minor or
moderate injury.
NOTICE!
This signal word warns against
potential damages to property.
This symbol provides you
with additional useful
information regarding
handling or use.
TÜV Rheinland
conrms that
the telescopic
ladder meets the relevant require-
ments of a safe product.
Batavia GmbH, Weth. Buitenhuisstraat 2a, NL-7951 SM
Staphorst, Netherlands
Read and understand the
user manual before using
the ladder.
65-75°
During deployment bear
in mind the necessary
inclination angle. The
inclination angle/propping angle of
the ladder must amount to approx.
75° (ratio 1:4).
max.
kg
150
Observe the maximum
load capacity of 150kg.
min.
1 m
Bear in mind that the
ladder overhang over the
contact point must
amount to at least 1m.

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Always conduct a sight
check of the ladder
before using the ladder.
Always check the feet of
the ladder before using
the ladder.
Secure the top and bot-
tom ends of the ladder.
max. 1
The maximum number of
users permitted on the
ladder is 1. Make sure
that only one person is on the lad-
der at a time.
Avoid leaning
out sideways.
Climbing sideways off
the ladder is not
permitted.
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Make sure that the oor
at the installation site is
not contaminated.
Only set up the ladder on
solid ground.
Only one per-
son is permit-
ted on the
climbable side of the ladder.
When trans-
porting the
ladder, pay
attention to risks posed by power lines.
Do not use the ladder to
bridge distances.
Always face the ladder
while climbing up and
down it.
Make sure that you lean
the top end of the ladder
correctly.
Only use the ladder on a
solid level base.
UP
When using the ladder
observe the correct
set-up direction.
The ladder may only be
used in combination with
the stabiliser on the feet
(support foot).
Before using the ladder,
all rungs which have
been pulled out must be
locked.
Rungs locked.
Rungs unlocked.

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While retract-
ing the ladder,
hands must be
situated on the outside
beams and must not,
during any point of the
retracting process, be
placed on the rungs.
There is a risk of injury
with incorrect handling.
You can easily slip or
fall off the ladder and injure
yourself.
Safety
Proper use
The ladder is
designed
exclusively for
use as a climbing aid and has a
maximum load capacity of 150kg.
It is only intended for private use
and is not suitable for commercial
purposes.
The ladder is designed exclusively
as a leaning ladder, which means it
must be leaned against a contact
point with an inclination angle of
approx. 1:4.
Only use the ladder as described in
this user manual. Any other use is
deemed improper and may result in
damage to property or even per-
sonal injury. The ladder is not a
children’s toy.
The manufacturer or vendor
accepts no liability for damage
caused by improper or incorrect
use.
Safety instructions
WARNING!
Danger of serious injury!
Incorrect use or incorrect handling
of the ladder incurs risks that can
lead to serious injury or even death.
–Only use the ladder if
you are in good health.
Certain health
circumstances, use of medication
as well as alcohol and drug
abuse can lead to an increased
danger to your safety when using
the ladder.
–Make sure when transporting the
ladders on a roof rack or in a
commercial vehicle that the
ladders are fastened/secured in
an appropriate way in order to
avoid damage to property and
people.
–After delivery and
before rst use, check
the condition of the
ladder and that all parts are
functional.
–Carry out a sight
check of the ladder for
damage and safe use
at the beginning of every
workday in which the ladder

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must be used.
–Make sure that the ladder is
suitable for the intended use.
–Do not use the ladder
if it is damaged.
–Remove all contaminates from
the ladder, e.g. wet paint, dirt, oil
or snow, before using the ladder.
–Before using a ladder while
working, you should perform a
risk assessment that accounts
for the legal regulations of the
country where it is used.
–The ladder must be installed in
the correct set up position, e.g.
correct propping angle for
leaning ladders (inclination angle
approx. 1:4), rungs and treads
level.
–Locking devices, if
tted, must be
completely secure
before use.
–Only use the ladder on
a solid level base.
–A leaning ladder
should be leaned
against a level, solid
surface and secured before you
use it, e.g. by securing the
leaning ladder or by using a
suitable installation to ensure
structural stability.
–The ladder must never be placed
in a new position from above.
–Once the ladder is positioned,
attention must be paid to any risk
of collision, e.g. with pedestrians,
vehicles or doors. If possible, lock
all doors and windows in the
work area, but not emergency
exits.
–Check the
surroundings for sources of
danger, such as exposed high-
voltage overhead power lines or
other exposed electrical
equipment, before you set up the
ladder and climb on it.
–Always set up the ladder on its
feet and not on the rungs or
steps.
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Do not set up the
ladder on slippery
surfaces (e.g. ice,
glossy surfaces or clearly
contaminated solid surfaces),
unless through additional
measures the ladder is prevented
from slipping or that the
contaminated areas are
sufciently clean.
–
max.
kg
150
Never exceed the
payload of the ladder.
The maximum load-
bearing capacity of the ladder is
150kg.

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–Do not lean too far out
from the ladder when
you are standing on it.
You should always stand rmly
with both feet on the same step
and keep the centre of your body
(belly button) between the
beams.
–Under no circumstances climb off
the ladder at great height without
an additional safeguard. Secure
the ladder or use a suitable
mechanism for securing the
stability.
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Do not stand on the
top three rungs of the
ladder. Attention, the
top bar is not considered a rung.
The top bar may also not be used
as stepping surface.
–Only use the ladder for simple
tasks that do not take much time
to complete.
–Do not use
the ladder
to perform
work under electrical voltage. The
ladder is made of conductive
material. Use non-conductive
ladders for unavoidable live
electrical work.
–Do not use the ladder outdoors
during adverse weather
conditions, e.g. strong wind or
storm.
–Ensure that children do not play
with the ladder. Do not leave the
ladder unsupervised when it is
set up.
–Keep children away from the
ladder.
–If possible, lock all doors and
windows in the work area, but
not emergency exits.
–Always climb up and
down the ladder with
your face to the ladder.
–Keep a secure grip on
the ladder when
ascending and
descending. Maintain a handhold
whilst working from a ladder or
take additional safety precautions
if you cannot.
–Do not use the ladder
to bridge distances or
as a bridge.
–Wear suitably sturdy shoes when
you climb onto the ladder.
–Avoid working on the
ladder with a one-
sided load, e.g. drilling
sideways through solid materials
(e.g. bricks or concrete).
–Do not remain too long on the
ladder without regular pauses
(tiredness is a danger). Climb off
of the ladder immediately if you
feel tired.
–
min.
1 m
Leaning ladders for
reaching elevated
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pushed at least 1m past the
contact point.
–
1 m
max.
1.96 m
Do not climb
higher than
the last
metre of the leaning ladder.
–
KG
Carry only light,
manageable items
when you are on the
ladder.
–Always hold on with one hand
when working on the ladder or, if
this is not possible, take
additional security precautions.
–Before use, ensure
that the locking
devices of the ladder
function and that all extended
sections are properly locked
before you climb onto the ladder.
Only use the ladder if it functions
properly.
–Make sure that there are no lines
or pipes, unsecured windows and
doors or buttresses nearby
before you climb onto the ladder.
–Do not use the ladder if one or
more non-slip caps for the
support foot are missing or are
visibly damaged.
–Set up the ladder so that it is
always freely accessible.
–Climb onto the ladder one rung
at a time and do not skip multiple
rungs.
–Do not slide down the beams.
–If necessary, take additional
measures to secure the stability
of the ladder, e.g. by lashing the
ladder to a secure anchor.
–If you are working at elevated
heights, take extra steps to
further secure the ladder.
–Only transport the ladder when it
is fully retracted and when it is
secured with the strap.
–Do not move the ladder if there is
a person on it.
–Do not place any tools or other
objects on the rungs and do not
hang anything on the ladder.
–Do not pull too forcefully on
objects and do not exert intense
pressure on objects if you are on
the ladder. This could cause the
ladder to tip over.
–Always wear tightly tting
clothing when you climb onto the
ladder. Loose-tting clothing
could get caught and cause you
to fall off the ladder.
–Do not extend the ladder in a
makeshift manner and do not
modify its shape and function in
any manner.
–The ladder must never be placed
in a new position from above.
–Do not use the ladder outdoors in
high winds.

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First use
Checking the ladder and
pack contents
WARNING!
Risk of injury!
If you use a damaged ladder or
employ the ladder incorrectly, there
is a large risk of injury.
–After delivery and before rst
use, check the condition of the
ladder and that all parts are
functional.
WARNING!
Danger of suffocation!
If children play with the packaging
wrapper, they could catch them-
selves in it and suffocate.
–Do not let children play with the
packaging wrapper.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
The ladder can be damaged if you
incautiously open the packaging
with a sharp knife or another
pointed object.
–Proceed carefully when opening.
1. Take the ladder out of the
packaging.
2. Check to make sure that the
delivery is complete (see g. A).
3. Check whether the ladder or the
individual parts exhibit damages.
If this is the case, do not use the
ladder. Contact the manufacturer
at the service address specied
on the warranty card.
Mounting the support foot
CAUTION!
Injury to persons and damage
to property!
The ladder can fall over during the
assembly of the support foot. In the
process, it can lead to damage to
property or injury to persons.
–Take care during the assembly of
the support foot that the ladder
does not fall over.
–If necessary, get assistance from
a second person for assembly.
1. Place the support foot 2with
the non-slip caps 3on the
ground (see g. H).
2. Put the beams 6on the support
foot in such a way that the
mounting holes of the beams and
support foot align.
3. Put the hexagon bolts 9through
the mounting holes.
4. Fasten the bolts with the nuts.
ATTENTION! – The following
points are to be examined
before using the telescopic
ladder:
• Check that the side rails / legs
(upright parts) / rungs / top bar /
support foot are not bent,
curved, distorted, dented,
cracked, corroded or decaying.

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• Check that the xation points
with other parts on the side rails
/ legs / rungs/ top bar / support
foot are in good condition.
• Check that fastenings (usually
rivets, screws, bolts) are not
missing or loose or corroded.
• Check that the side rails / legs /
rungs / top bar / support foot
are not missing or loose, worn
down, corroded or damaged.
• Check that the locking mecha-
nisms and locking indicators
function correctly, are not miss-
ing or loose, worn down, cor-
roded or damaged and that the
rung elements lock correctly.
• Check that no rubber feet are
missing or loose, worn down,
corroded or damaged.
• Check that the ladder is free
from contamination (i.e. dirt,
paint, oil or grease).
If any of the examinations described
above produces an unsatisfactory
result you should NOT use the
ladder!
Using the ladder
WARNING!
Danger of serious injury!
If you use the ladder improperly,
you could hurt yourself and other
persons.
–Only step onto the ladder if you:
• have set it up properly, in a suit-
able location and in accordance
with the instructions,
• are wearing sturdy
shoes,
• have carefully read and under-
stood all the information in the
chapter “Safety”.
–Ensure that the locking devices
of the ladder function and that all
extended sections are properly
locked before you climb onto the
ladder.
–Do not leave children alone and
unsupervised when the ladder is
set up.
–Do not stand on the top three
rungs as well as the top bar of
the ladder.
–Make sure that the ladder is
properly secured when moving it.
–Only climb onto the ladder if you
have set it up using the correct
leaning angle of 75° (inclination
angle 1:4).
CAUTION!
Crushing hazard!
When extending or retracting the
ladder, you can catch or jam your
ngers if you proceed without
caution.
–Take care when extending or
retracting the ladder.

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–When retracting the ladder
ensure that your ngers, hands
and arms are at the height of the
actuated unlock keys.
Locking device
With the aid of the locking devices
on the rungs 5, the individual lad-
der sections are locked when you
extend the ladder.
–Always check that all sections
are correctly locked before
climbing the ladder:
• The locking device of a section
is locked if the red section next
to both unlock keys 1of a rung
is not visible (see g. B). If
you apply pressure to the corre-
sponding rung, it cannot be
pushed down.
• The locking device of a section
is not locked if the red section
next to one or both unlock keys
1of a rung is visible (see g.
C). If you apply pressure to the
corresponding rung, it can be
pushed down.
–Keep in mind that when you
extend the ladder from the top
down, the individual sections will
only lock when you have
extended the ladder to its full
length.
Extending the ladder
Extending the ladder by a few
rungs
If you do not extend the
ladder to its full length,
the blocks 8of the
remaining rungs that are not
extended must be located at the top
end of the ladder with the protec-
tive caps 7.
1. Set up the ladder on a solid and
level ground.
2. Stabilise the ladder by placing a
foot on the support foot 2.
3. Extend the ladder from the bottom
up, rung by rung until the desired
length is reached (see g. D).
With the aid of the locking
device, each section is automati-
cally locked as soon as the cor-
responding rung 5has extended
to its maximum.
4. Make sure that each and every
ladder section is locked before
you climb onto the ladder (see
section “Locking device”).
Extending the ladder to its total
length
1. Set up the ladder on a solid and
level ground.
2. Stabilise the ladder by placing a
foot on the support foot 2.
3. Extend the ladder from the top
down, rung by rung until the total
length is reached (see g. E and
F).

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Keep in mind that the locking
devices of the ladder only lock
when you have extended the lad-
der to its total length.
4. Make sure that each and every
ladder section is locked before
you climb onto the ladder (see
section “Locking device”).
Retracting the ladder
If you activate the lowest
unlock keys (on the sec-
ond rung from below), all
rungs of the above ladder section
are automatically unlocked and
retracted. If you begin with one of
the upper rungs, this only unlocks
the rungs above it and the rungs
below must be unlocked separately.
1. Make sure that the ladder stands
on a solid and level ground.
2. When retracting the ladder
ensure that your ngers, hands
and arms are at the height of the
actuated unlock keys 1.
3. Push both unlock keys of a rung
towards the centre so that the
red area below becomes visible.
(see g. G).
The locking device unlocks and
the remainder of the ladder
above the rung is retracted.
Cleaning and maintenance
WARNING!
Risk of injury!
There is a risk of injury
with incorrect handling.
If rungs or beams are
contaminated, you can easily slip or
fall off the ladder and injure
yourself.
–Keep the ladder clean. Remove
contaminates, such as, e.g. dirt,
paint residues etc., after each
use and before retracting the
ladder.
–Always wipe the rungs off.
–Leave repair and maintenance
work to be carried out exclusively
by experts.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Improper cleaning can lead to
damage.
–Do not use any aggressive
cleaners, brushes with metal or
nylon bristles or sharp or metallic
cleaning utensils such as knives,
hard scrapers and the like. They
could damage the surfaces.
–Keep the protective caps and the
non-slip caps of the support foot
free from dirt, abrasive grit and
so forth. This could damage the
surface.
–Clean the ladder with a brush or
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–Dry the ladder, and in particular
the rungs, thoroughly after
cleaning.
–Under no circumstances carry
out maintenance and repairs to
the ladder by yourself. Contact
the manufacturer or a specialist
workshop at the service address
specied on the warranty card.
Liability and warranty claims are
waived in the event of repairs
performed by the user or
incorrect handling.
Transport and storage
–Retract the ladder completely
after every use and secure it with
the aid of the strap 4in order to
prevent it from extending by
accident.
–Store the ladder in a dry area.
–Store the ladder out of the reach
of children.
–Ensure that children do not
handle the ladder unsupervised.
–Store the ladder out of direct
sunlight.
Causes of accidents
The following partial listing of risks
tells of typical hazards and exam-
ples for frequent causes of acci-
dents when using a ladder.
In order to avoid accidents, take
into consideration the mentioned
risks in the handling of the ladder
as a basis for safe work.
a)Loss of stability
1) incorrect positioning of the lad-
der (e.g. incorrect propping
angle of leaning ladders or
incomplete opening of step
ladders);
2) sliding away of the lower end of
the ladder outwards, e.g. away
from the wall on which the lad-
der is leaning;
3) slipping off the ladder sideways,
falling to the side and tipping of
the upper tread (e.g. by leaning
out too far or an insufcient grip
on the uppermost top step);
4) poor condition of the ladder
(missing or damaged rubber
caps on the support foot);
5) climbing off of an unsecured
ladder at height;
6) unsuitable ground at the instal-
lation site of the ladder (e.g.
unstable, soft ground, sloping,
slippery surfaces or contami-
nated solid surfaces);
7) unfavourable weather condi-
tions (e.g. wind);
8) collision with a ladder, e.g. by
vehicles or doors;
9) incorrect choice of ladder (e.g.
ladder too short, unsuitable
use).

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b)Improper handling
1) setting up the ladder in its posi-
tion of usage;
2) assembly and disassembly of
the ladder;
3) carrying items whilst climbing
the ladder.
c)Slips, stumbles and falls
1) unsuitable footwear;
2) contaminated rungs;
3) careless behaviour of user (e.g.
taking two steps at a time, slid-
ing down the beams).
d)Failure of the ladder
construction
1) poor condition of the ladder
(e.g. damaged beams, wear and
tear);
2) overloading of the ladder.
e)Electrical hazards
1) unavoidable work under voltage
(e.g. fault tracing);
2) setting up the ladder in direct
proximity of electrical equip-
ment under voltage (e.g. high
voltage overhead cables);
3) damage of electrical equipment
by ladders (e.g. coverings or
protective insulation);
4) incorrect choice of ladder type
for electrical work.
Technical data
Model: BT-TL008
Maximum permissible load: 150 kg
Maximum length: 3.25 m
Inclination angle: 65°–75°
Weight: 11.5 kg
Maximum permissible
number of users: 1
Article number: 7062696
Disposal
Disposing of the packaging
Dispose of the packag-
ing by sorting into single
type materials.
Dispose of cardboard and carton as
waste paper and foils via the recy-
clable material collection service.
Disposing of the ladder
Dispose of the ladder in accordance
with the applicable laws and regu-
lations for your country.

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und aufbewahren
Diese Gebrauchsanlei-
tung gehört zu dieser
Alu-Teleskopleiter
3,25m (im Folgenden nur „Leiter“
genannt). Sie enthält wichtige Infor-
mationen zur Sicherheit und
Verwendung.
Lesen Sie die Gebrauchsanleitung,
insbesondere die Sicherheitshin-
weise, sorgfältig durch, bevor Sie
die Leiter einsetzen. Die Nichtbe-
achtung dieser Gebrauchsanleitung
kann zu schweren Verletzungen
oder zu Schäden an der Leiter
führen.
Die Gebrauchsanleitung basiert auf
den in der Europäischen Union gül-
tigen Normen und Regeln. Beach-
ten Sie im Ausland auch landesspe-
zische Richtlinien und Gesetze.
Bewahren Sie die Gebrauchsanlei-
tung für die weitere Nutzung auf.
Wenn Sie die Leiter an Dritte wei-
tergeben, geben Sie unbedingt
diese Gebrauchsanleitung mit.
Zeichenerklärung
Die folgenden Symbole und Signal-
worte werden in dieser Gebrauchs-
anleitung, auf der Leiter oder auf
der Verpackung verwendet.
WARNUNG!
Dieses Signalsymbol/-wort bezeich-
net eine Gefährdung mit einem
mittleren Risikograd, die, wenn sie
nicht vermieden wird, den Tod oder
eine schwere Verletzung zur Folge
haben kann.
VORSICHT!
Dieses Signalsymbol/-wort bezeich-
net eine Gefährdung mit einem
niedrigen Risikograd, die, wenn sie
nicht vermieden wird, eine gering-
fügige oder mäßige Verletzung zur
Folge haben kann.
HINWEIS!
Dieses Signalwort warnt vor mögli-
chen Sachschäden.
Dieses Symbol gibt Ihnen
nützliche Zusatzinforma-
tionen zur Handhabung
oder zur Verwendung.
„Der TÜV Rhein-
land bestätigt,
dass die Teles-
kopleiter den einschlägigen Anfor-
derungen an ein sicheres Produkt
entspricht.“
Batavia GmbH, Weth. Buitenhuisstraat 2a, NL-7951 SM
Staphorst, Netherlands
Lesen und verstehen Sie
die Gebrauchsanleitung
bevor Sie die Leiter
verwenden.