User Manual
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4.
Cleaning and Storage
4.1.
Cleaning
Remove dust and debris with a dry cloth. If moisture is required for more thorough
cleaning, the metal parts can be cleaned with a damp cloth, and if needed with mild
dishwashing detergent, or dry-steamed with a commercial dry-steaming machine.
Avoid using running water or spray detergents.
Prevent immersing in water or water entering and/or accumulating in the indent
locking point of the Tweezle O, or any part of the communication system. Always clean
away from the opening of the indent locking point.
4.2.
Storage
Cleaning and lubricating should be done before any long-term storage. Store in a cool
and dry environment, away from light and heat sources. Care should be taken to
protect Tweezle O from coming into contact with any acidic or dangerous chemicals.
5.
Other Safety Principles
Risk of serious injury or death if the safety
instructions are not followed as prescribed.
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Always examine before use.
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Stop use of Tweezle O if any cracks or defects are detected or observed.
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All safety devices may only be installed and used by qualified and trained individuals,
who are aware of the dangers associated with their use.
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Accessories from other manufacturers may only be used with the approval of the
manufacturer and must not affect the functionality and safety of any other safety
system.
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Appropriate clothes and shoes must be worn, keeping safety in mind in all situations
in mind.
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PPE should be used according to manufacturer's instructions and directions, keeping
clothing layers.
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Safety equipment should only be used by a competent individual.
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Fall arrest devices/systems require specific installation and use procedures and height
clearances. Prior to use, make sure all procedures and instructions are adhered to.
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Determine possible fall clearances per jurisdictional regulations and equipment
manufacturer operations manual.
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Protect life safety lines, PPE, and all accessories from fire and heat, from sharp edges
and objects, sparks of any kind, and chemical compounds.
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Follow all insurance requirements and local employees ordinances and safety
procedures.
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Trees as structural support structures are "living bodies" and will require care and
maintenance. If left unchecked, their growth can cause changes and distortions on the
life safety lines. Check their integrity after storms, floods, and hurricanes.
