Maintenance; Maintenance, Storage, Disposal - Euromate Tupelo Bedienungsanleitung

With hands and knees to stomach jump
– Land on hands and knees simultaneously. Keep
your back straight and your body with your back
horizontal to the mat, legs stretched back and
arms crossed out in front in order to land in a lying
position on the mat.
– When landing, pay attention to ensure that your
entire body lands on the mat at the same time.
– Use your hands to push off and return back to the
upright position.
– If you can managed this height, you can jump a
little higher, but remember you still need to be
able to control the jump height. Only move on to
the next exercise when you control this jump well.
Stomach jump
– Start with a flat stretched jump in the normal posi-
tion.
– Keep your back straight and your body with your
back horizontal to the mat, legs stretched back
and arms crossed out in front in order to land in a
lying position on the mat.
– When landing, pay attention to ensure that your
entire body lands on the mat at the same time.
– Use your hands to push off and return back to the
upright position.
– If you can control the jump at this height, you can
jump a little higher, but remember you still need
to be able to control the jump height.

Maintenance

– Carry out checks and maintenance of the main
parts (frame, suspension system, mat, padding,
and
– It is of particular importance that they be carried
out at the beginning of every season, as well as
at regular intervals during the usage season.
– Regular maintenance is required. Neglecting
regular maintenance can lead to a risk for users.
– All spring-loaded (pit pin) joints must be checked
to see that they are still intact and cannot become
dislodged during play.
– Self-locking nuts are only suitable for one assem-
bly and must therefore be replaced.
– Warning! Only for domestic use.
Windy conditions
In severe wind situations, the trampoline can be
blown about. If you expect windy weather conditions,
the trampoline should be moved to a sheltered area
or disassembled. Another option is to tie the round,
outside portion (top frame) of the trampoline to the
ground using ropes and stakes.
– To ensure security, at least three tie downs
should be used. Do not just secure the legs of the
trampoline to the ground because they can pull
out the frame sockets.
Moving The Trampoline
– Avoid transporting the trampoline, because it
could be deformed under the tension of the
springs. Should this be necessary, consider the
following:
– If you need to move the trampoline, four people
should be used. All connector points should be
wrapped secured with weather resistant tape,
such as duct tape. This will keep the frame intact
during the move and prevent the connector
points from dislocating and separating.
– When moving, lift the trampoline slightly of the
ground and keep it horizontal to the ground.
– For any type of other move, you should disas-
semble the trampoline.

Maintenance, storage, disposal

Cleaning and maintenance
NOTICE! Damages caused by environ-
mental influences! Do not expose the
product to the weather unnecessarily.
– When using cleaning and care products, pay
attention to the notes from the manufacturer.
– To cleaning, dry brush. Persistent soiling can be
removed with warm soapy water and a brush.
Allow to dry before packing up.
– Check the connections regularly.
Storage
– The product is sensitive to frost. Store the prod-
uct in a dry and well ventilated place over the win-
ter.
Disposal
Disposal of product
By disposing of the product correctly you are ensur-
ing that it will be recycled or processed for reuse. This
helps to prevent hazardous material from damaging
the environment.
Disposing of the packaging
The packaging is made of cardboard and separately
labelled foil which is also recyclable.
– Take these materials to a recycling centre.
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