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Please read all the safety instructions and
the whole assembly guide before use, and
retain for future reference.
We recommend that two people carry out
the assembly of the trampoline.
Should you want to move the trampoline,
a minimum of two people is required. Lift
the trampoline carefully, hold it horizontal
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ly and pull the trampoline to the required
location.
If the trampoline is to be moved far, it
should be dismantled and reassembled to
make sure that it is not damaged.
If the trampoline is not in use for an ex
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tended period, it should be dismantled and
packed away. Store in a dry place.
Follow the assembly guide carefully.
Safety instructions:
This trampoline is for domestic use and
may only be used outdoors.
Max load 120 KGS.
The owner or person supervising is respon
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sible for ensuring that all users are suffi
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ciently informed about all safety instruc
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tions and correct use of the trampoline!
•Do not use the trampoline without adult,
expert supervision.
•No more than one person should use the
trampoline at a time. The trampoline is
only designed for one person!
•Two people may never use the trampo
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line at the same time! This increases the
risk of injury, including serious injuries
such as a broken neck, paralysis, etc.
•Do not perform somersaults! Somersaults
increase the risk of landing on your head
or neck which may result in serious injuries
or even death.
• Limit the time of continuous usage (make
regular stops).
•Jump in the middle of the trampoline
pad. Hitting the padded edge of the
trampoline may cause injuries as this is not
designed to be jumped or stepped on.
•Always be careful when climbing onto the
trampoline to avoid getting caught in the
springs or hitting the frame.
•Always make sure that the padded edge
is fitted correctly and covers the frame and
springs to avoid injury. Do not jump down
off the trampoline. Climb off carefully to
avoid injury.
•All users should be aware of their own
limitations. The risk of severe injury must
be taken seriously. It is important to bend
your knees on landing to achieve the best
possible control. Jump up and and in the
same spot -this provides the best control.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND ASSEMBLY GUIDE FOR
TRAMPOLINE SIZE Diameter 305 x 76 x 258 CM
Aim for the middle marking. Gain full con
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trol of your jumps before attempting more
difficult jumps.
•Do not use the trampoline when you are
under the influence of alcohol, medicine
or other drugs. This dramatically increases
the risk of injury as coordination, judge
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ment and reaction time are affected.
•Do not smoke when using the trampoline.
•Do not use the trampoline if you suffer
from high blood pressure.
•Do not use the trampoline if you are
pregnant.
•Never jump down onto the trampoline
from a roof or other elevations. This in
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creases the risk of injury.
•Do not pull yourself up onto the trampo
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line by the padded edge.
•Do not use the trampoline if it is wet. The
trampoline pad becomes slippery and this
increases the risk of the jumper falling and
injuring him/herself.
•Do not use the trampoline in strong
winds. This may unbalance the jumper and
thereby result in serious injuries.
•Inspect the trampoline for defects before
use EVERy time. • Tighten up fittings and
check regularly that all ties have been tied
correctly.
•Replace any worn or defective parts.
Remedy any defects. Make sure that the
trampoline is free of algae, soil, etc.
•Do not use shoes, boots or other foot
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wear on the trampoline.
•Make sure that clothes and pockets do
not con tain sharp objects when using the
trampoline.
•Do not allow pets onto the trampoline.
Sharp claws can damage the trampoline
pad.
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If using a ladder to get on and off the
trampoline, please make sure that the
trampoline is not used without supervi-
sion! ~emove the ladder, if appli-cable.
•Do not use the trampoline after dark.
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Make sure the zip on the netting remains
closed when the trampoline is in use.
Remember that the netting is not designed
for jumping into to gain more speed or for
taking off faster!
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Check regularly that the netting has been
fitted correctly.
Tighten up the assembly fittings.
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Inspect the trampoline and the netting for
defects before use EVERy time. Tighten up
fittings and check regularly that all ties have
been tied correctly.
• Before season is started maintenance is
required.
• Regular maintenance is required. Ne
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glecting regular maintenance can lead to a
risk for users.
• Check all nuts and bolts for tightness and
tighten when required.
• Check that all spring-loaded (pit pin)
joints are still intact and cannot become
dislodged during play.
• Only one user at a time due to collision
hazard.
• No Somersaults are allowed.
• Adult supervision required.
• Check all coverings for bolts and sharp
edges and replace when required.
Location of the trampoline:
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There must be a minimum headroom
above the trampoline of 7.3 metres, i.e.
this area should be free of objects of any
kind.
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The trampoline must be placed on a flat
and level surface.
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The surface must not be concrete, tiles or
asphalt.
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No objects must be placed under the
trampoline.
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The trampoline must be located at a
suitable distance (minimum 2.5 m) from
electric cables, swimming pools, fences,
trees and branches, climbing frames and
other objects.
Maintenance:
Clean the trampoline pad using a damp
cloth to remove any algae, dirt, etc. Then
wipe with a dry cloth. Do not use the tram
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poline before it is completely dry. Do not
use cleaning agents or other chemicals to
clean the product. Tighten all fittings reg
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ularly, and make sure the mat is correctly
fitted.
Further information:
We recommend securing the trampoline
in strong winds. Tie the trampoline down
with ropes attached to the trampoline pad.
Tie the trampoline down in a minimum of
three places distributed evenly across the
trampoline frame. Do not secure the legs
as these may become misaligned and ruin
the trampoline. Dismantle or remove the
trampoline completely, if required. It may
result in great danger if the tram-poline is
not secured in strong winds.