Lil' Monkey Climb N' Slide Olympus, Инструкция по сборке

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Operations Instructions and s afety Checks:
1. The following statements and warnings reduce
the likelihood of serious or fatal injury.
2. Adult assembly required. Prior to assembly
this package contains small parts, which are a
choking hazard and may contain sharp edges
and sharp points. Keep away from children until
assembled. Assembly instructions included.
3. The play equipment is designed for children of
the ages of not less than
1.5 years and not
greater than 5 years. Not suitable for children
under 18 months due to lack of ability to
operate safely. This product is intended for use
by children from ages 1.5 to 5 years
4.
Limited to a total weight of 80kg / 177 lb and
not to be used by more than three children at a
time .
5.
Warning! Children must be supervised by an
adult at ALL TIMES when using play equipment.
6.
Make sure your child is dressed suitably to stop
hazards happening while using the Climb N'
Slide Olympus . Your child should not wear
loose clothing such as ponchos , hood and neck
drawstrings, cord connected items, capes or
scarves and other loose-fitting clothing that is
potentially hazardous while using equipment.
These items can cause death by strangulation
7.
DO NOT attach additional items such as
jump ropes, clothesline, pet leashes , cables
and chains or other items not designed for
use with the playground equipment, as they
may cause a strangulation hazard .
8. DO NOT walk close to, in front of, behind, or
children sliding.
9. DO NOT use this product in a manner other
than intended.
10. DO NOT use this product when it is wet as it
will become slippery and serious injury may
result.
11.
DO NOT allow objects to be placed under
the product. Boxes, bicycles, trikes, toys or
any other hard object on the ground under
the product will increase the risk of injury to
children dropping to the ground.
12. PLACEMENT: Place this product on LEVEL
GROUND not less than 2 m ( 6.5 feet) from
any structures or obstacles such as fences,
overhanging branches, laundry or electrical
lines, garages, sheds or houses. Take into
consideration the direction of the sun when
using the swing. Avoid over exposure to
direct sun.
13. DO NOT install home playground equipment
over concrete, asphalt, packed earth,
grass, carpet or any hard surface. A fall on
hard surface can result in serious injury
or
death to equipment user.
14. Warning! For outdoor family domestic use only.
15.
The maximum fall height for this product is
determined to be
2.67 fee t
16. Regular safety checks should be carried out on
the product to ensure integrity of the assembly,
especially loose or dislocated components.
Inspecting the product at regular time intervals
can prevent accidents.
17. During inspection: check that there are no
cracked parts, check tightness of screws and
bolts, no broken parts or sharp edges and that
there is no evidence of means of deterioration.
If there is any fault in the product do not use
the product until defective parts are replaced.
18. This product is to be anchored and anchors are
not included in the package. Anchoring the
product must be performed to avoid instability
and movement of the product during play.
Please refer to the below drawings on how
anchoring is to be accomplished to prevent
tipping overturning or lifting of the support
members during the anticipated use.
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19. When soil conditions are sandy, the product
must be anchored and all anchoring devices
must be placed below the level of the
playing surface to prevent tripping or injury
resulting from a fall.
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20. At the beginning of each play season: Reinstall
any plastic parts, such as plastic tubes,
connectors, wires and pins that were removed
for the cold. Rake and check depth of loose
Apparel should include well fitted shoes and full
foot enclosing footwear
Examples of inappropriate footwear are clogs,
flip flops, and sandals
Children must remove their bike or other sports
helmet before playing on the Climb N' Slide
Olympus
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