Use; Height Adjustment; Moving The Work Platform - zarges Z600 Manual De Instrucciones

5.2 Use

5.3 Height adjustment

5.4 Moving the work
platform
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ANGER OF SERIOUS OR FATAL INJURY AS A RESULT OF FALLING FROM THE WORK PLATFORM
> Never brace yourself against the railings or the side panelling.
> Never climb onto the railings or jump onto the surfaces.
> Do not climb onto the work platform from the outside.
> Never move the work platform while there are still persons on it.
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ANGER OF SERIOUS OR FATAL INJURY CAUSED BY FALLING MATERIALS OR TOOLS
> Never throw materials or tools, but pass them up or down from person to per-
son.
> Wear suitable protective clothing when working on or around the
work platform.
For instructions on climbing onto and using the
work platform, see the illustration section of
this manual.
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HERE IS A DANGER OF CRUSHING HANDS AND ARMS WHEN ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE WORK PLATFORM
> Wear suitable protective clothing.
> Proceed with caution when adjusting the height of the work platform.
> Keep hands and feet clear of the possible danger zones.
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ANGER OF SERIOUS OR FATAL INJURY IF THE WORK PLATFORM DROPS BECAUSE THE DROP HOOKS ARE NOT ENGAGED SECURELY
If the drop hooks are not correctly engaged, the work platform can drop.
> Always make sure that the gravity-controlled drop hooks are securely engaged!
For instructions on height adjustment, see the
illustrations section of this manual.
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ANGER OF SERIOUS OR FATAL INJURY IF THE WORK PLATFORM TOPPLES OVER WHILE IT IS BEING MOVED
> Never move the work platform as long as there are persons, material or tools
on it.
> Do not move the work platform with the push-up ladders extended. Always fully
lower these ladders before moving the work platform.
> Always move the work platform by hand. Never use towing equipment or forklift
trucks to move it. Avoid collisions.
> Never move the platform at more than walking speed.
> Always move the work platform lengthwise or diagonally on an even, unob-
structed surface with sufficient load-bearing capacity and apply the brakes im-
mediately once it has reached the desired position.
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