BERG Flatground Champion 430, User Manual

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BERG Flatground Champion
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Pay attention to the following:
• The condition of frame joints. (Eg. Broken welds or bent frame).
• The condition of the springs (damaged or excessive stretching) and attachment of the
springs to the frame and jumping mat. Springs and suspension springs are subject to wear
and tear. Replace worn parts when required.
• Check bolt connections to ensure tightness, tightening when when required. Check the (push
pins) connectors to ensure they will not become dislodged while jumping.
• The condition of the jump mat (damage, incorrect tension or sagging of the mat) The jump
mat wears with use and exposure to sunlight (UV radiation). Replace the jump mat in a timely
manner when the condition worsened.
• Missing, improperly positioned, or insecurely attached protective padding.
• Incorrect stitching, raffeling, tears or holes in jump mat or protective padding.
• Deterioration in the stitching or fabric of the mat or protective padding.
• Check for sharp edges and frame protrusions.
• The use of fertilisers (artificial fertiliser, fertiliser pellets, etc.) within a radius of 2 metres
around the BERG trampoline is prohibited. Using such products can cause components to
rust.
• The jump mat and padding can be cleaned with a cloth and cold water. NEVER use solvents,
dishwashing liquid, detergent or hot water.
6.3 Disassembly
• Assembling of the trampoline contains fasteners and fittings with self-locking nuts. These
self-locking nuts are for single use only. When disassembling and reassembling, the self-
locking nuts must be replaced.
6.4 Repairs
Contact our BERG authorized dealers for ordering original parts for the BERG trampoline.