Urban Air Pro Zone, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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• Visually inspect springs on each attraction. Elongated springs will show signs of excessive stretch. Go
underneath the trampoline system and visually inspect all springs are securely fastened to frame.
• Make sure there are no cracks. Any cracked items should be reported and replaced immediately
• Remove and clean all debris and moisture.
• Make sure there are no rips, holes or tears.
• Monitor signs of wear and replace if necessary. Make sure that web stitching shows no sign of failure.
6. Monthly, Quarterly and Annual Safety Inspection
Many customers have implemented monthly, quarterly and even annual inspections performed by
either management and/or outside firms. Regular, documented inspections enable management to
keep on top of maintenance and prevent costly, unexpected repairs. Contact us if you would like more
information about outside companies that perform regular inspections, maintenance and cleaning
programs. We recommend implementing these inspections to complement your daily and weekly
inspection, cleaning and maintenance regimen.
The top of jumping mats and PVC vinyl covers of safety pads should be cleaned with a mild cleaner. Flat-
head mops, such as "Swifter" mops, have proven popular among many park operators. Wholesale
retailers typically sell "Pro Force" cleaners that are also conducive for the specific needs of a trampoline
park. Using water alone to clean indoor courts can promote frame rust and should generally be avoided.
Redundant jumping mats should be cleaned with soap and water every time the primary mat is re-
placed. This can best be done by laying the redundant mat outside on smooth concrete, wet it with a
hose, and then use a brush with a mild detergent (such as dish-washing detergent) to gently scrub both
sides of the redundant mat. When both sides have been scrubbed sufficiently, use the hose once more
to rinse off so ap. Shake the excess water from the cleaned mat, and then re-install. The underside of
the courts should also be swept weekly using a push dust broom or similar. The frame system that uses
self-locking fasteners should be inspected monthly.
This requires an inspection of all assembly and anchor hardware. If any loose fasteners are found, in-
crease the frequency of inspection as necessary.
7. Performing Maintenance
All maintenance must be performed by competent, qualified mechanics, capable of understanding the
function of the parts and their proper installation. If anything occurs which leaves you in doubt, please
contact Urban Air Trampoline Park.
• When any part is cracked, cut, torn or missing.
• When the trampoline equipment has a worn surface.
• When you are planning a retrofit of your equipment.
• Any time there is a question concerning maintenance.