
Instruction manual
S12-250 ver. 2018
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4. Remarks on maintenance and operating
Plasticine strips deform during training sessions and competitions. There are two indicator plasticine boards (item 4) in
the set. Thanks to the two indicator boards you are able to replace the one with the deformed plasticine strips with the
other one very quickly. It is recommended that one should substitute plasticine board (item 4) with indicator board
without plasticine (item 5) for intensive training sessions. Training indicator board (item 5) is thinner and does not
require the plasticine forming.
Dents and defects in the plasticine layers should be filled up and leveled. First one ought to apply thick layers of
plasticine (item 6) on the damaged areas. Then the layers are to be leveled with the forming knife (item 7), as it is shown
below.
Attention! While storing or using plasticine should be protected against high temperatures (over 40 °C), because
otherwise it can change its shape and dimensions, and in extreme cases it can become a liquid.
The white take-off board (item 3) K2-250 can be unscrewed, turned over and screwed again to the stainless steel base
board (item 2)
. That prolongs significantly the product’s life. Since athletes jump in spikes, the damages of the wooden
elements (white take-off board, plasticine indicator boards and training indicator board) are the results of normal wear
and tear.
Please note that
even though the wooden elements are impregnated and protected with paint, a prolonged contact
with water can devastate or deform them. Thus they
must be removed from the embedded tray (item 1) after
competitions and training sessions and stored in a dry place.
Any defects in paint coating revealed during thorough regular inspections of the board set must be repaired with wood
paint or impregnant. It is recommended that the embedded tray (item 1) should be sheltered with the cover when not
used (see page 14).