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• Pushing or pulling of any object while standing on the ladder can cause flipping over and falling
down from the ladder. Be very careful while manipulating with objects while standing on the lad-
der construction.
• Do not attempt to jump, walk or otherwise move while standing on the ladder. If you need
to move the ladder, step of the ladder first.
• In order to avoid loss of balance do not reach out to distant objects while standing on the ladder.
Always keep your balance and keep your center of gravity between the ladder’s side frames.
• Do not stand and do not allow anyone else to stand underneath the ladder if it is used by another
person.
• This ladder is not a toy as it was not designed to be used by children. Therefore do not keep
the ladder unattended.
• Do not step on the ladder while operating the security lock of the ladder.
• Do not climb higher than 1m from the top rung of the ladder as it increases
the risk of balance loss.
• Always use appropriate shoes with firm outsoles. Loose clothes is not The maximum
appropriate while using the ladder as the clothes can get stuck load
in the ladder’s construction and result in injury.
• Keep the ladder in dry and clean storage area.
• If possible, while using the ladder we recommend assistance
of another person which will control anchoring of the ladder
rubber feet with its own weight.
• When the ladder is leant against the wall, always keep the
approximate angle of 75° (see image below).

Security lock mechanism Of locking
Important! Familiarize with the functions mechanism
of the ladder parts prior to use!
• Each rung is equipped with a pair of secu-
rity locks. This mechanism consists of steel
pegs which are secured by a spring and are
automatically pushed into the openings lo- 1
cated on the sides of ladder construction.
• Each mechanism is handled by a lever
on the outer part of the rung, see image nr.1. Lever locking
• The levers have two functions. They show mechanism
whether the mechanism is in locked or un-
locked position and they handle the steel
pegs of the security locks while extending
or contracting the ladder. LOCKED
• Lever closer to the side frame is in locked
position, lever more distant from the side OPEN
frame is in unlocked position, see image
nr.2.

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