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Sportslife S001521 Assembly, Installation, Care, Maintenance, And Use Instructions Download Page 11

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INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

PARTS LIST - Trampoline

Parts Supplied

Ref

Description

Illustration

Qty

A

Top Rail Tube (A)

4

B

Top Rail Tube (B)

2

C

Top Rail Tube (C)

2

D

Leg Tubes (Left)

3

E

Leg Tubes (Right)

3

F

W-Shaped Tubes

3

G

T-Joint with Welded Socket

2

H

Mat with Sewn-in V-Rings

1

I

Frame Pad

2

J

Springs

48

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Summary of Contents for S001521

Page 1: ...materials prior to assembling and using of this product THIS PRODUCT IS FOR DOMESTIC USE ONLY Action Sports has reproduced extracts from AS4989 2006 Clauses 3 2 1 3 2 2 3 3 1 2 3 3 2 1 and Appendices...

Page 2: ...UMPERS ROLE IN PREVENTING ACCIDENTS 10 SUPERVISORS ROLE IN PREVENTING ACCIDENTS 10 INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 11 PARTS LIST Trampoline 11 PARTS LIST Enclosure 12 TRAMPOLINE ASSEMBLY 13...

Page 3: ...oreign object on the trampoline will void all product warranty j Inspect the trampoline and enclosure before each use Make sure the frame padding is correctly and securely positioned Replace any worn...

Page 4: ...bjects Use the trampoline only for trampoline style bouncing i Keep objects away that could interfere with the person jumping j For further information or additional instructional materials contact yo...

Page 5: ...jump directly onto the frame pad as it is not designed nor intended to support the weight of the user FUNDAMENTAL TRAMPOLINE SKILLS BASIC SKILLS Bouncing The most important thing about bouncing is tha...

Page 6: ...LANDING POSITIONS General Positions for all drops seat hands and knees and front should first be practiced on the ground then in a stationary position and only the on the trampoline bed Drops should...

Page 7: ...eels b Remain in this position and try to bounce Do not rock back and forth between the hands and knees but develop an even landing on all four points c From the standing position prime the bed severa...

Page 8: ...ight standing position b Prime the bed several times c Perform skill as in Step 2 see Figure 7 Figure 7 Front Drop SERIES OF DROPS Sequencing Once you have mastered the individual bounce variations an...

Page 9: ...position d Repeat several times in succession Hands and knees drop Front drop Hands and knees drop etc Step 2 Perform the movement as in Step 1 However do it at twice the speed so as to bring your kn...

Page 10: ...re proceeding to intermediate skills Jumpers must understand why they have to master control before they can start thinking about other moves Understanding the proper progression of skills in jumping...

Page 11: ...IONS PARTS LIST Trampoline Parts Supplied Ref Description Illustration Qty A Top Rail Tube A 4 B Top Rail Tube B 2 C Top Rail Tube C 2 D Leg Tubes Left 3 E Leg Tubes Right 3 F W Shaped Tubes 3 G T Joi...

Page 12: ...ampoline if any parts are missing PARTS LIST Enclosure Parts Supplied Ref Description Illustration Qty M Net 1 N Upper Support Pole 6 P Lower Support Pole 6 Q Foam Sleeve 6 R Nut M6 30mm 6 S Round Hea...

Page 13: ...top rail tubes B C the side with welded socket should face outward to the trampoline Connect the Top Rail Tube A by sliding the wider end of the tube into the T Joint G first Then connect the Top Rail...

Page 14: ...Please Note The hooks at each end of the spring are different in the opening One is wider and the other is narrower See the spring as this Put the end with narrower opening to the V ring and the end w...

Page 15: ...mber of springs will vary depending on the size of your trampoline Net and Pole Assembly 1 Lay out the Net M on a clean and dry surface Familiarise yourself with the key parts of the net namely the Zi...

Page 16: ...gure to each of the enclosure pole T joints The enclosure pole T joints look like the below piece The Eyelets for the enclosure net on each side of the web line meeting point should connect with the s...

Page 17: ...sewn on the top edge of the net Slide the two Fiber Glass Rods T into the passage as shown in Figure 18 7 Place the Ball Cap U to each opening of net top See Figure 19 8 Connect the two Fiber Glass R...

Page 18: ...over the entire area of the Support Pole s Foam See Figure 24 12 Connect the poles to the trampoline Plug the poles into the welded socket at each of the T joints G and top rail tubes B C See Figure 2...

Page 19: ...the Frame Pad on the top of the trampoline Make sure the warning printed on the pad is placed in front of the zipper doorway Secure the two pads together with the pre sewn hook and loop tapes at the e...

Page 20: ...unning or colliding into such obstacles 4 Now go around the whole enclosure to make sure all the loops hook and loop tapes and elastic straps are securely attached to the poles and trampoline Check th...

Page 21: ...a well lighted area Please retain this information for future reference WARNING Any trampoline with or without an enclosure can be blown around in high winds and cause injury or damage Do not use the...

Page 22: ...ed with either a wire brush or coarse sandpaper and the area treated with non toxic paint Do not attach anything to the barrier that is not a manufacturer approved accessory or part of the enclosure s...

Page 23: ...te of purchase Please keep your receipt tax invoice or other proof of purchase This warranty does not extend to any damage to a product caused by abuse improper or abnormal usage or repairs not provid...

Page 24: ...lacements spare parts or the cost of repair carried out will be organized and covered by the Service Centre If collection of the item is required this will be organized by the Service Centre and at ou...

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