U-Line H-1936 Assembly Instructions Manual

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Pour le français, consulter les pages 5-6.

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ROLLING LADDER –
6-10 STEPS

TOOLS NEEDED

9/16" Socket Wrench9/16" Wrench

Two people required
for assembly

NOTE: Upon receipt of the unit, check ladder
and bracing for any visible defects or shipping
damage.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Figure 1

CAUTION! Do not set up ladder if there is any
visible damage. Note any damage on waybill
and contact Uline Customer Service.

1. Position ladder with the steps and handrail facing the
floor. (See Figure 1)

2. On rear of ladder, you will find two bracing pieces
attached to ladder. One brace is attached below the
top step by two bolts. The other brace is attached at
the front of ladder near swivel casters. These bracing
pieces are to remain fixed at these points.

3. At the opposite end of braces will be a lug. Using
nuts and bolts provided, insert into the lug to join
the two sets of bracing so the wheels face toward
ceiling. (See Figure 2A)

4. Securely fasten bolts.

5. Stand near top of ladder, grab handrails and walk
forward lifting top step end into the air. Continue to
lift until the weight of ladder counters and the rear
wheels are placed on floor. (See Figure 2B)

NOTE: This may require two people.

Figure 2

2B

2A

6. Ensure ladder is level.

CAUTION! If ladder is not level, loosen bolts
slightly, allow ladder to settle and re-tighten bolts.

7. Inspect all bolted connections and wheel
assemblies to ensure proper assembly.

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MAINTENANCE

• A visual check for structural damage should always
be performed prior to using ladder.

• Frequent greasing of wheels, caster bearings and
trip step rollers will help to prolong the life of ladder.

LADDER CARE AND WARNINGS

CARE AND USE OF LADDER

• Users must read and understand the user instructions
before being allowed to use a ladder. As an
alternative, employers must instruct employees in the
proper use of the units prior to allowing use.

• Ladder must be visually inspected prior to
use. Inspection is for damage, unusual wear,
deterioration or corrosion. Any loose bolts, nuts
or connections must be tightened. All threaded
fasteners must be equipped with locking hardware.

• Damaged or weakened components are not to
be used until repaired. Units that are damaged
subsequent to their receipt and/or are worn beyond
repair must be removed from service.

• Keep steps and platform clean and free from debris.

• For replacement parts, contact Uline Customer
Service.

• Users must remove foreign materials, such as mud or
grease, from their shoes prior to ascending.

• Handrails should be used while ascending or
descending. The user must face the steps while
ascending or descending.

• Occupied units must not be placed in front of a
door unless the door is secured in an open position,
locked, attended or barricaded.

• Use ladder on level surfaces only. It is not to be used
on uneven or sloping surfaces.

• Users are not permitted to stand on components of
the unit other than the steps or platform.

• Climbing a damaged ladder is not permitted.

• Overreaching while on a unit can cause instability
and result in a fall. Always place the unit in close
proximity to the work. Descend from unit and
relocate it to avoid overreaching.

• General maintenance of ladder includes cleaning,
lubrication, painting and replacement of wheels,
casters and rubber pads.

• Ladder stands and ladder stand platforms must
never be moved while occupied.

• Units must not be loaded beyond their rated load
capacity. Materials and/or equipment must not be
stored on the steps or platform of a unit.

• Additional height must not be gained by the
addition of any type of extension or object being
placed upon the unit.

• Repairs of units must be performed by qualified
personnel only.

CAUTION! Users are cautioned to take proper
safety measures when units are used in areas
where electrical lines exist. These precautions
should prevent any possible contact with an
energized insulated conductor (electrical line)
in order to avoid shock.

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