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20) Maintenance
Like any piece of hardware proper maintenance is required. Several factors such as
the environment, organic materials, herbicides, pesticides, excessive use or misuse
can eventually cause the basketball system to require maintenance. Failure to do so
could result in system failure, property damage, or even personal injury.
1) All organic materials should be kept away from the system at all times. This will al-
leviate any chance of rust penetrating the powder coated finish and causing struc-
tural damage.
Examples:
grass clippings, moisture, garbage, dirt, etc.
2) If you see any signs of rust on the system remove the loose paint, sand the area
with a media grit sandpaper and apply outdoor enamel to the affected area.
Suggested Touchup Paint:
Rustoleum Semi-Gloss Black Enamel
3) To clean the backboard use a 100% cotton soft cloth with mild dishwashing liquid
for soap and luke warm water. Rinse backboard with lukewarm water. Wash gently
with a 100% Cotton soft cloth, lukewarm water and mild soap. Do not scrub. Rinse
backboard with lukewarm water again. Dry with 100% cotton soft cloth. To minimize
scratches and minor abrasions to your backboard
4) Never adjust the rim below 7’ 6” or over 10’. Adjustments of the goal should be
done under adult supervision. When attempting to slam dunk you should always wear
a mouth guard to avoid dental injury.
5) Replace Net Video—
21) Routine System Inspection
Before each use inspect the entire system for any signs of Loose nuts and bolts, any
excessive wear and tear, any signs of rust or corrosion.
If replacement parts are needed you can contact Pro Dunk® directly or navigate to
www.produnk.com to purchase parts for your system. Only parts provided by Pro
Dunk® should be used for repair. Not doing so could cause the system to fail result-
ing in injury or death and voids the limited warranty.
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