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User Manual 

v.1.1

JEFLADTEL10

1. SAFETY

POSITIONING AND ERECTING THE LADDER

1.50.  Do not spend long periods on a ladder without regular breaks (tiredness is a risk).
1.51.  Take care when closing the ladder to not catch any fingers, clothing or hair in the mechanisms. Close one rung at a time.
1.52  Ensure the ladder is fully collapsed, all locks are secured and the ladder is free from contaminants before moving to the area of work. 
1.53  Only erect and close in a safe work area.
1.54.  Do not move the ladder when erect.
1.55.  Only position and use the ladder on an even, level and unmoveable base.
1.56.  When positioning the ladder, take into account risk of collision with the ladder e.g. from pedestrians, vehicles or doors.
1.57.  Secure doors (not fire exits) and windows where possible in the area.
1.58.  Ensure that you are fit enough to use a ladder. Certain medical conditions or medication, alcohol or drug abuse could make ladder use  
 unsafe.

2. REPAIR, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

REPAIR, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

2.1. 

Fully collapse the ladder, closing all rungs, and secure before storage or handling.

2.2. 

Clean with a suitable proprietary household cleaner and a soft dry cloth.

2.3. 

Dry all parts thoroughly before storing.

2.4. 

Do not submerge your ladder in water or any liquid for any reason.

2.5. 

Store your ladder indoors in a dry environment away from other contaminants. Do not rest other objects on the ladder. 

2.6. 

Only store the ladder whenit is dry.

2.7. 

Do not subject your ladder system to humid or damp environments. These can damage the ladder.

2.8. 

Store the correct way up. The base should always sit on the ground.

2.9. 

Repairs and maintenance shall be carried out by a competent person with suitable replacement parts. Unapproved third party spares  

 

are not recommended and will void your warranty.

2.10. 

For the angle indicator on the ladder, straight up parallel to wall and level parallel to ground.

2.11. 

To get the most out of your Telescopic Ladder, and for safety purposes, always clean the Ladder before and after use.

2.12. 

The Telescopic Tubes (5) must be kept clean; dirt, filings, paint, glue etc. must be cleaned away using a clean cloth after use 

 

and before the Ladder is closed. Take care to also clean the rungs.

TIP: 

For tougher stains, a small amount of non-abrasive cleaner can be added to a soft tissue or cloth. After cleaning, the Telescopic Tubes must be 
treated with a silicon spray by opening all sections of the Ladder, spraying and wiping them clean with a paper towel or dry cloth. The Ladder must 
always be dry. The end caps of the Ladder must always be sealed to prevent the ingress of dirt and other objects into the body which may cause 
the Telescopic Tubes to become damaged. Any damage to your Telescopic Ladder should be repaired by a qualified person only.

WARNING! 

Do not use your Ladder if damaged as this poses a severe risk of accident or injury and will void your warranty.

BEFORE USING THE 2.9M TELESCOPIC LADDER, PLEASE EXAMINE OUR ASSESSMENT FORM:

INSPECTION POINT

YES

NO

RUNGS: Are any rungs loose, cracked, bent, worn or missing?
RAILS: Are any rails loose, cracked, bent, split, frayed or worn?
LABELS: Are any labels missing or unreadable?
RUNG LOCKS: Are any rung locks loose, stuck, missing or broken?
HARDWARE: Is any hardware (screws/bolts/fixings) missing,

loose or broken?
SHOES: Are the shoes worn, broken, unstable, loose or missing?

ADDITIONAL POINTS

CLEANLINESS: Is the ladder free from dirt/water/oil or other contaminants 

which may impair safety or function?

Clean and dry the ladder before use.

SECURE AREA: Have all doors (excluding fire doors or exits), windows and 

distractions been secured and taken care of to prevent accident?

Secure all points before use.

FIT FOR PURPOSE: Are you confident that the ladder and any tools are fit 

for purpose and suitable for the task at hand?

Seek alternatives suitable for the task.

ADDITIONAL MEASURES: Have any additional safety measures necessary 

for the task been taken? (i.e. securing of the ladder, well lit environment, 

safety risk assessment been made?)

Do not proceed until all appropriate measures

have been taken.

Summary of Contents for JEFLADTEL10

Page 1: ...lightweight and portable aluminium alloy frame safe closing system Compact telescopic frame design for storing in confined spaces Equipped with a locking mechanism for enhanced safety and peace of min...

Page 2: ...section of this manual 1 19 Visually check that the ladder is not damaged and is safe to use at the start of each working day when the ladder is to be used 1 20 Remove any contamination from the ladde...

Page 3: ...f your Telescopic Ladder and for safety purposes always clean the Ladder before and after use 2 12 The Telescopic Tubes 5 must be kept clean dirt filings paint glue etc must be cleaned away using a cl...

Page 4: ...e not properly positioned Extend to the maximum height for the rung and attempt to secure again TELESCOPIC TUBES ARE STIFF The Ladder is dirty contaminated and must be cleaned as instructed in the Car...

Page 5: ...rts up the Ladder should be placed 1 part out e g 2m up 50cm out The Telescopic Ladder can be used at various heights for different tasks 5 LOCKING MECHANISM The Locking Mechanisms 3 lock each rung wi...

Page 6: ...o stabilise the Ladder Starting at the lowest extended rung use both hands to grasp the Hand Grips 4 on either side of the rung then with your thumbs disengage the Locking Mechanisms 3 Fig A Fig B Fig...

Page 7: ...on dealer or sales representative with the following information Model number Serial number usually located on the specification plate Date of purchase A Warranty Returns form will be sent to you for...

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