STEP 2
Note: The opening of the safety net must be affixed between two supports.
Place the safety net ( C) on the trampoline mat. Attach the upper side of the
safety net (H) to the covering cap (G) on the upper side of the frame tube (A)
using the buckles.
Note: Ensure that the buckles are fastened firmly.
See diagram below. Repeat this step for all connected frame tubes.
STEP 3
Attach the rubber ring with 1 hook (H) as shown in fig. N2.1.
Pull the hook through the loop as shown in fig. N2.2. Pull the hook to the edge
of the safety net (H) and hook it into the net. Ensure that the rubber ring with 1
hook (G) now appears as shown in fig. N2.3.
STEP 4
Hook one end of a rubber ring with 1 hook (H) between two lower frame tubes
with foam padding at the edge of the net, pull the other end of the rubber ring
with 1 hook around the main frame and hook it into the mat ring as shown in
fig. N2.4.
NOTE: To make this step clearer, fig. N2.4 does not show the frame padding.
STEP 5
Close the zip of the safety net
and snap the lock at the entry.
Important warning! Now you must close all of the locks again so that the
safety net is tightened. Without this tension, the safety net cannot fulfil its
correct function. finally, tighten all of the nuts again.
MOVING THE TRAMPOLINE
We recommend you get someone to help you move the trampoline. All tube
connections must be wrapped up and secured with weatherproof adhesive
tape such as compact package tape or insulation tape. This will hold the frame
together while it is being moved and prevent the tube connections from moving
or coming apart. To move the trampoline, lift it gently off the ground and keep
it horizontal to the ground. It must be taken apart if you wish to move it in any
other way. Please use the assembly instructions in the opposite sequence to
disassemble the trampoline.
MAINTENANCE AND CHECKS
Before every use, check to see if the jumping mat is worn out or if parts are
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loose or missing.
Secure the trampoline when it is not being used. Safeguard it from
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unauthorised use. If a trampoline ladder is being used, the supervising
person should remove this when leaving the area so as to prevent
unsupervised access by children under six years of age.
Make sure the frame cushioning is in order and is securely attached in the
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correct position.
Before each use, check if any parts of the trampoline are worn out, being
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used incorrectly or are missing. Circumstances may arise where the risk of
injury is increased.
Only use original spare parts. Contact our service address for these.
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Replace faulty or missing parts immediately. Do not make any structural
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changes.
PLEASE LOOK OUT fOR THE fOLLOWING
Punctures, holes or tears
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Sagging jumping mat
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Undone stitches or other signs of wear and tear
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Bent or broken parts of the frame, e.g. the legs
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Damaged or loose screw connections
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Broken, missing or damaged springs
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Damaged, missing or non-secured frame cushioning
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Protruding parts of any kind (particularly sharp-edged) on the frame, the
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springs or the mat
Don’t use the trampoline if it is damaged in any way!
STORAGE
Always store in a cool dry place. Please use the original box for this.
All of the connectors should be greased or lightly oiled before storage for their
protection.
DISPOSAL ADVICE
At the end of the product’s life, please dispose of it at an appropriate collection
point provided in your area. Local waste management companies will be able
to answer your questions on this.
SERVICE
We make every effort to deliver faultless products. If faults do arise however,
we put just as much effort into rectifying them. Therefore, you can find
numerous information on the product, replacement parts, solutions to
problems and lost assembly manuals at http://www.hudora.de. You can also
contact us by phone. We will be sure to satisfactorily answer your inquiry here
also: 0700/48 36 72-48
65185
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HUDORA GmbH • Jägerwald 13 • 42897 Remscheid • GERMANY
http://www.hudora.de
GB
Pole
fig. N2.1
fig. N2.2
fig. N2.3
Pole
Rubber ring
with 1 hook
Hook
Frame net
Rubber ring
with 1 hook
Abb. N2.4
