Deploying The Ground Stabiliser Legs - TELETOWER TTA02 Manual De Instrucciones

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Fitting the castors
To fit the castors carry out the following.
Carefully lay the fully collapsed main assembly (without platform) in a horizontal
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position on the floor or on a bench.
Take a castor/stabiliser leg and slide the castor shaft into position on the main
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assembly.
Push the red button on RUNG 9 away from the castor and push the castor shaft
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fully in and rotate until the castor is adjacent to rung 9.
Release the button and if necessary rotate it a little further until you hear the
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lock-pin click into place, which locks the stabiliser in this position.
Push down on the stabiliser release lever and lift the stabiliser foot until it is fully
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retracted, and then release the lever. This will allow the stabiliser leg to be clear of
the ground when the main assembly is returned to its upright position.
Repeat for the other castors and return the
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Deploying the ground stabiliser legs

The ground stabiliser legs should be deployed when the
erected at the required platform height.
To move it into place, unlock the castors and push it to the working position.
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Lock the castors by pushing down on the locking lever with your foot.
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Slide the red button closest to the ground stabiliser towards the centre of RUNG 9
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and rotate the stabiliser until it is near the required position. Release the button
and rotate a little further either way until you hear the locking mechanism click in.
Deploy a ground stabiliser foot by pressing down on the Adjuster until the foot is
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in contact with the surface. Turn the adjuster to tighten it to be in good contact
with the ground. Repeat for the other ground stabilisers as required or allowed.
Check that the castors and ground stabiliser legs are secure and locked before
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using the TELETOWER®.
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PART OF
FRAME
CASTOR
SHAFT
CASTOR
LOCKING
LEVER
CASTOR
CASTOR
RELEASE
BUTTON
ADJUSTER
TELETOWER®
STABILISER FOOT
RELEASE LEVER
FOOT
to its upright position.
TELETOWER® has been fully