TEC KME 1020 Operating Instructions Manual Download

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Version 1.0 eng

Transport and storage

Only transport the telescopic ladder when it is fully pushed
together.

Stow the Leitertec-System©

in the

bag

as described in

the

contents

All components must be protected from the weather and stored
dry.

Furthermore, it is important to prevent unauthorised access by
third parties, e.g. children.

Packaging and disposal

Dispose of the packaging according to the applicable national
regulations.

If the components need to be disposed of, this must be carried
out according to the applicable regulations.

Aluminium is a high quality material and must be recycled.

Summary of Contents for KME 1020

Page 1: ...Version 1 0 eng Operating instructions...

Page 2: ...an be used not only in combination with different versions of the Leitertec System but also without the Leitertec System in various locations Together with the Leitertec System the telescopic ladder c...

Page 3: ...KME 1020 Size LxWxH 68 cm x 46 cm x 7 cm Retracted length 68 cm Extended length 2 0 m Weight 4 8 kg Maximum weight 150 kg Ladder model KME 1029 Size LxWxH 77 cm x 47 cm x 8 cm Retracted length 77 cm...

Page 4: ...ry The scope of delivery may vary depending on the order The largest package is shown here 1 Operating instructions 2 2x suction cups 3 2x connecting arms 4 2x linchpins 5 Telescopic ladder optional 6...

Page 5: ...pic ladder and Leitertec System presents an heightened risk of crushing and shearing All work with and on the telescopic ladder and work with the Leitertec System must be carried out in such a way tha...

Page 6: ...c ladder if a locking mechanism is not engaged correctly Do not move the telescopic ladder when a person is standing on it Use the Leitertec System only in pairs The Leitertec System must be accessibl...

Page 7: ...leaning angle of 65 75 The telescopic ladder may only be accessed by one person The telescopic ladder may only be used in the prescribed direction Maintain a secure hold when climbing up climbing down...

Page 8: ...mergency exits and windows in the working area Telescopic ladders are not suitable for working on live cables Never use the top three rungs If the telescopic ladder is not pulled out completely view r...

Page 9: ...asy to handle and be light of weight Do not position ladders from above Erect standard ladders against flat firm surfaces There should be no debris contaminants on the ground Do not use the telescopic...

Page 10: ...at the leaning angle is 65 75 correct as necessary The ground must be even and not slippery The surface onto which the ladder is leant must be even dry and dust free The surface onto which the ladder...

Page 11: ...ladder return to their home position The ground must be clean and dust free The surface must be flat and not open pored Using on smooth surfaces Insert connecting arm 1 in suction cup 2 Push in linch...

Page 12: ...ng the Leitertec System 1 whether the system is correctly engaged in the telescopic ladder Position the telescopic ladder as required so that the suction cups face the smooth surface Generate a vacuum...

Page 13: ...he vacuum suction from the side To remove pull the Leitertec System 1 upwards and turn outwards by 90 respectively Using on rough surfaces The felt pads act as a surface protector Lay the felt pad on...

Page 14: ...ediately in the event of soiling Do not use aggressive cleaning agents Simply add some detergent to a damp cloth and use it to wipe the telescopic ladder and Leitertec System clean Regularly inspect t...

Page 15: ...ust be protected from the weather and stored dry Furthermore it is important to prevent unauthorised access by third parties e g children Packaging and disposal Dispose of the packaging according to t...

Page 16: ...Page 15 Version 1 0 eng For more information and other languages use the QR code or visit www leitertec com downloads...