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GENERAL CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Maximum User Weight Limit
The trampoline has been designed to allow for the safe use by a single person at a time. It is
recommended that the user does not exceed the maximum user weight rating.
Pre-Use Checks
The pre-use checks in this manual will highlight any ongoing repairs required or items to be addressed
that will preserve the life of the trampoline. See the following for some additional ongoing care tips.
Frame
The frame works best on a level surface; if the trampoline
is used on a surface that’s not level the frame
will need to absorb uneven localised loads that could be above the design capacity. Ensure the leg
bottoms are on the ground evenly to keep the loads evenly distributed.
Frame Corrosion
The steel parts are primarily protected from corrosion by a galvanised coating, this, however, can be
affected by some substances e.g. some soils are very acidic, salt mist can be corrosive. The galvanised
layer is, by design, a sacrificial coating and a scratch through this surface to the base steel will still be
protected. Any deterioration of a damaged area of the galvanised coating can be prevented further by
applying a suitable aftermarket spray paint.
Bed (Mat) & Pads
Residual substances from salt water, dust storms, chemical spraying, etc. on the trampoline surface
can cause rapid wear or create an abrasive surface for the user, simply wash off with cold water and let
it dry before using the trampoline.
Bed (Mat) Use
The bed and suspension system are designed to last well if most of the jumping is primarily done in the
centre and is not overloaded. Abrasive items like dirt or sand accelerate wear if on the bed while jumping.
Date of Purchase
Record your purchase date here
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Note: The trampoline components deteriorate naturally with use and time in the environmental
conditions such as sunlight, rain, salt and heat. Also bear in mind that unexpected mishaps from misuse,
extreme weather and other causes can have an immediate effect on the safe condition of the
trampoline. It is important that you inspect the trampoline before each use and replace any worn,
defective or missing parts before further use. Use only parts that are recommended by the
manufacturer. Consider below when doing pre-use or regular maintenance checks.
Potential Hazards of Trampoline Components
Trampoline Frame
Trampoline Bed (Jumping mat)
Frame Padding
Bending or fracture of the
frame.
Punctures, holes, fraying, tears in
the bed or edge system.
Padding partially or completely
missing.
Loose joins, fasteners or
un-sturdy framework.
Stitching or fabric deteriorating of
the bed and its edge system.
Padding insecurely attached or
not positioned correctly.
Sharp protrusions on the
frame.
Sagging of the bed.
Damage, punctures, frays, tears
or holes in the padding.
Broken, missing or over
stretched springs.
Sharp protrusions in the suspension
system elements e.g. damaged or
broken springs.
Stitching or padding fabric
deteriorating of the padding and
its securing system.
