CARE AND MAINTENANCE IF YOU FIND ANY OF THE PREVIOUS CONDITIONS, OR ANYTHING ELSE

THAT YOU FEEL COULD CAUSE HARM TO ANY USBR, THE TRAMPOLINE
O GENERAL Your trampolineis dcsigncdto standoutsidcall yearroundandgenerallyrequires
SHOULD BE DISASSEMBLED OR SECURED FROM USE UNTIL THE
very little maintenance.However,a littlc carcand lirrethoughtcan addyearsto your trampoline's
CONDITION(S) HAS BEEN RECTIFIED.
life. Rememberthatthe bed(mat) and tiamc padsarc madeol'syntheticmaterialsandareeasily
damagedby cigaretteends,fireworks and bonlire debris.
WINDY CONDITIONS
In severewind conditions, thc lrirrnpolinc can hc blou n aboul. ll'you cxpect windy weather conditions, the
o FRAME Do not sit or standon the framc or the framepadswhile the trampolineis in useas this 'l'o
trampoline should be movcd trl n slrcllcrcd urca or disassenrblcd. cnsure security in normal weather
restrictsthe frame'snaturalreflex action. Oil or petroleumjelly appliedwherethe springshook into
conditions, at least thrcc (.1; lic dou'rrsslrould bc usccl.Secure the trampoline fiame to the ground. It is
the framewill reducesqueakingand liarne hole wear. If surfacerust appearsit shOuldbe removed
insufficient to secureonly thc lcgs ol'tlrc tranrpoline to the ground as they can pull out the frame sockets.
with either a wire brushor coarsesandpaper,and the areafreatedwith a non-toxic paint.

MOVING THE TRAl\I I'()I,IN1]

o FRAME PADS Framepadsare thereto protectthe userfrom any fall or landing on the springsand
When moving the trarttpolirrc.1ou rvill rcquirc the assistanceof another adult. All connector points should
frame. On no accountshouldpeoplebe permittedto sit or standon them when the trampolineis in
be wrapped securly with u'calhcr rcsislunl tapc, such as duct tape. This will keep the frame intact during the
use. You shouldalsomakesurethat smallerusersdo not usethe insideedgesof the padsas a
move and prevent the conncctor poirrts liorn dislocating and separating. When moving, lift the trampoline
"handle" when gettingup on to the trampoline.
slightly otTthe ground and kccp il hor izonlal kr the ground. For any type of other move, you should
disassemblethe trampolinc. Alicr lllv nlovc plcase conduct a full safety inspection.
o THE MAT The mat (bed)will, over the years,be graduallyweakenedby the effectsof ultra violet
radiation. Therefore,the more it can be protectedfrom direct sunlightthe longer it will last. A little
REMARKS ( O n 1 1 t' l i s r s s c m h l c b y a d u l t . )
mould or mildew shouldnot harm the mat. Do makesurethat shoesareremovedbeforebouncing
If you nanl lo disrsscnrblc the trarrrpoline, some parts maybe need to the rubber mallet (not supplied)
and ensurethatany othersharpobjectssuchasbelt buckles,broochesandjewelleryareremovedtoo.
help.

a THE SPRINGS Do not standon the springswhilst the trampolineis in use. Try not to bounceon
l. May'bethe leg tuhcs(#6) with T-section(#4) very tight, not easy
to the springs. They are not designedfor this sort ofstress and can becomestretched,misshapenand
weakened. If you find you haveany stretchedsprings,it is importantto replacethem as soonas disassenrhle.l'lcrsc usethe rubber mallet hit the top rail (#3).So,

possibleto avoiddamageto the trampolinemat andavoidoverloadingandthereforedamagingthe you can easl dlsusscmhle this part.

remaininggoodsprings.

This trampolinewas designedand manufacturedwith quality materialsand craftsmanship.With proper care

and maintenance,it will provideall jumpers with yearsof exercise,fun, and enjoyment.Pleasefollow the
guidelinesbelow:
2. Whcn vou disasse.mbleas same as below, pleasedon't disassemblethe T-section (#4) and the top

to withstanda specificweightandusage.Ensureonly onepersonusesthe

This trampolineis designed rail (#3). !r,u cln keep as same as below. When you assembly trampoline next time, It is easier and

trampolineat any onetime.Personsover222 pounds( l00kgs)shouldnot usethe trampoline. fastr.r lhan the. lirst assemble.

g
Jumpersshouldwearsocks,gymnasticsshoes,or be barefootwhenusingthe trampoline.Streetshoesor
tennisshoesshouldNOT be wom while usingthe trampoline.To limit damagedo not allow petsonto the
mat.Jumpersshouldremoveall sharpobjectsfrom their personprior to usingthe trampoline.All sharpor
pointed objectsshouldbe kept offthe trampolinemat at all times. -_/;:=:---
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Always inspectthe trampolinebeforeeachusefor worn, damagedor missingparts.Pleasebe awareofi --')t'-

) Punctures,holes,or tearsin the trampolinemat

D Saggingtrampolinemat
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D Loose stitchingor any kind of deteriorationof the mat
D Bent or brokenframeparts,suchas the legs
) Brgken, missing,or damagedsprings
) Damaged,missing,or insecurelyattachedframepad
) Protrusionsof any types(especiallysharptypes)on the frame,springs.or mat
i No modificationshouldbe carriedout to the trampolineor any of its components.Any modification
could leadto damageto the productor to personalinjury.