There are multiple legitimate channels to get the official, up-to-date PDF. Avoid third-party sites offering generic manuals, as they may be outdated or counterfeit.
: The ownership of Carpedil ministerial authorizations has been transferred to Condor S.p.A. , which now produces and markets these systems under the CARPED brand.
Since Carpedil is an older brand, finding the original manuals can be difficult. Common sources include:
Do not rely on a standard flimsy paper booklet. Look for a "Libretto Plastificato" (Laminated) version or use a robust folder. If you have a digital workflow, ensure you have a printed backup, as inspectors often demand the physical copy to be present on the scaffold itself (usually in a transparent plastic sleeve attached to the stairs).