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Maintenance instructions for „Crosstrainer Stepper“
Item-No. 55 1012 401
State: 23.05.2016 p. 1
Attention!
The maintenance intervals mentioned above are to be understood as recommen-
dations. The frequency of inspections has to be increased accordingly in case of
intensive use of the equipment, extreme weather conditions, installations near the
coast or in places which are often subject to vandalism and depending on the age
of the equipment!
In addition to the maintenance recommendations given by the manufacturer, it is
also absolutely necessary to follow the regulations stipulated in DIN EN 1176-7!
When exchanging or repairing elements, please always use original spare parts
for the sake of operational safety and for liability reasons!
If the play equipment has been incompletely installed or partly dismantled when
carrying out maintenance and repair work, this may lead to particular risks of
injury for the user. For this reason, make clearly visible that the equipment shall
not be used in such cases!
Quarterly operative inspection:
1. Check the play and safety area for obvious safety hazards and cleanliness
(e.g. exposed foundations, missing or damaged parts, missing or insufficient
impact absorption, broken pieces, dirt etc.).
2. Check the play area for cleanliness and damages. Protruding elements, if
there are any, have to be removed. If necessary fill up the installation depth
to the mark „game level“.
3. Check the equipment for cleanliness, correct functioning, wear, stability and
damages. Check all the fixing elements and retighten them if necessary. In
case of damages, replace the damaged elements.
Annual main inspection
(in intervals of not more than 12 months):
In addition to
the checks of the operative inspection, pay special attention to the
stability of the equipment (which may be affected due to corrosion or vandalism)
and its operational safety, especially after repair works or after mounting new
elements or replacing existing elements. For that purpose, it may be necessary to
uncover the foundations.