Brennenstuhl Aluminium Double-Sided Stepladder special trade quality 2x2 rungs Height of stepladder 0,7m - Manual (Page 20)

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Positioning and erecting of the ladder
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Brenette multi ladder, 6 hinges
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f e
0
0
a
0
0
0
0
c
65°-75°
b
d
Erecting: Straight/leaning ladder
1. Mount the cross foot
6 (see Fig. d ).
2. Spread the ladder parts – the hinges will lock
automatically in the next position.
3. Unlock again for further spreading (Fig. a ).
4. Check the position of the pin: 0 = unlocked,
C = engaged (see Fig. a ).
5. Cover the hinges during dirty work.
6. Check if the hinges are properly engaged
before mounting the ladder (pin position “C”,
see Fig.
a ).
Collapsing:
1. Unlock the hinges.
2.
NOTE: The ladder can now be collapsed in
one step.
NOTE: The hinges do not lock in the middle
positions when the ladder is being collapsed.
Straight ladder:
NOTE: An angle of 65° to 75° to the horizontal
must be kept (see Fig.
b ).
i Make sure that the middle pair of hinges is
facing away from the wall and that the locking
pins are facing down in position “C” (see Fig.
c ).
NOTE: The “C” must be positioned down.
Mounting the plank:
NOTE: Use the working scaffold and step scaffold
only with the original plank.
- Plank product number: 1430070 for ladder
product number: 1420070
- Plank product number: 1430080 for ladder
product number: 1420080
i Mount the plank to the appropriate rungs. Push
the plank down. The safety hook engages on
the rung (see Fig.
e ).
i Push the spring back to unlock the plank. Remove
the plank towards the top (see Fig.
f ).
Possible use:
1. Folded ladder
2. Stepladder
3. Long ladder
4. Standoff ladder
5. Attic ladder
6. Step scaffold (use only with original plank)
(maximum load 150 kg)
7. Working scaffold (use only with original plank)
(maximum load 150 kg)
Standing possibilities:
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