Channel Master Masterpiece 100 (5020) - Manual (Page 8)

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4. Remember, even the slightest touch of an antenna to a power
line can cause a fatal shock.
5. Do NOT try to do the job on a windy day.
6. Have a friend as a spotter when you’re on the roof. They can see
things you can’t.
7. If you start to drop an antenna, move away from it and let it fall.
8. If any part of the antenna should come into contact with a
power line CALL YOUR LOCAL POWER COMPANY! DO NOT TRY
TO REMOVE IT YOURSELF! They will remove it safely.
9. Mast, lead-in, and metal guy wires are excellent conductors of
electrical current - - keep them away from power lines too.
10. Be sure your family and friends understand the danger of
touching an overhead power line. Tell them never to try to
remove any object in contact with a power line (CB, TV antenna,
or anything else).
11. Make sure that the antenna mast assembly is properly grounded.
If an Accident Should Occur with Power Lines
Recommended by the Nation Consumer Product Safety Council.
• Do NOT grab hold of a person in contact with the antenna and
power line.
• You will be in danger and subject to shocking and severe danger!
Use a DRY board, stick, or rope to push or pull the antenna away
from the victim.
• If the victim has stopped breathing, and it is safe to approach,
administer CPR and stay with that person. Have someone call for
medical help.