Amigo Basic User manual

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TRAMPOLINE 305 CM
User Manual

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- Max.150kg
- Only for domestic use.
- Only intended for outdoor use.
- The trampoline shall be assembled by an adult in accordance with the assembly
instructions and thereaft er checked before the first use
- Only one user. Collision hazard.
- Always close the net opening before jumping
- Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts.
- Jump without shoes.
- Do not use the mat when it is wet.
- Empty pockets and hands before jumping.
- Always Jump in the middle of the mat.
- Do not eat while jumping.
- Do not exit by a jump.
- Limit the time of continuous usage ( make regular stops).
- Do not use in strong wind conditions and secure the trampoline.
- The trampoline is not intended to be buried into the ground.
- If the trampoline only, if absolut ely necessary, must have at least four people evenly
distributed on the trampoline, and that the y all lift and move the trampoline together.
- Recommend to place the trampoline on a level surface at least 2 m from any structure
or obstruction such as a fence, garage, house, overhanging branches, laundry lines or
electrical wires.
- Trampolines shall neither be inst alled over concrete, asphalt or any other hard surface nor
at proximity of other conflicting inst allations (e.g. paddling pools, swings, slides, climbing
frames.
- Modifications made by the consumer to the original trampoline ( e.g. the adding of an
accessory) shall becarried out according t o the instructions of the manufacturer.
Need to carry out checks and maint enance of the main parts (frame, suspension syst em, mat,
padding, and enclosure) at the beginning of each season and that if these checks are not carried
out, the trampoline could become dangerous.

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Below checks are also necessary and recommended:
- Check all nuts and bolts for tightness and tighten when required.
- Check that all spring-loaded ( pit pin) joints are still intact and cannot become dislodged
during play.
- Check all coverings and sharp edges and replace when required.
- Retain the maintenance instruction manual.
- Outdoor trampolines should be equipped with a de vice that in strong wind condi tions
avoid displacement due to wind (e.g. steel bars in the ground or loads lik e sand bag or
water bags) and/or items catching wind like net and mat should be removed.
- In certain countries during wint er period, the snow load and the very low tempera ture can
damage the trampoline. It is recommended t o remove the snow and store the mat and the
enclosure indoor.
- Check that mat, padding and enclosure are without def ects; replace the enclosure
after 2 year(s) of use.
- Make sure that the hook-and-loop fasteners are closed correctly during use of trampoline.
- At strong wind conditions, remo ving enclosure and / or fixing the trampoline t o the
ground.
INTRODUCTION
Read all instructions in this manual carefully bef ore using the trampoline.
Just as with any other type of physical activity, participants can be injured if the correct saf ety
procedures are not followed. To reduce the risk of injury, please f ollow the appro priate safety
rules and tips.
- Misuse and abuse of this trampoline is dangerous and can cause serious injury!
- Trampolines, being rebounding de vices, propel the performer to unaccustomed heights
and into a variety of body movements that they may not be used to, so care should be
taken when performing any type of exercise on a trampoline.
- Always inspect the trampoline before each use for wear to the jumping mat and any loose
or missing parts.
- Assembly instructions, care and maint enance guidance, safety tips, warnings, and
jumping/bouncing techniques are all included in this manual. All users and supervi sors
must read and familiarize themselves with these instructions.
- Anybody using this trampoline must be a ware of their own physical limitations.
- This trampoline MUST be placed on a flat surf ace; Failure to do so may result in
malfunction and could lead to serious injury or death.

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WARNING
THE TRAMPOLINE MAY
ONLY BE USED BY ONE
PERSON AT ANYTIME!
MULTIPLE USERS LEAD
TO A HIGHER RISK OF
SERIOUS INJURY.
A LANDING ON THE
HEAD OR NECK MAY
CAUSE CROSS-SCALING
OR DEATH! WE
TRECOMMEND NOT
TO MAKE SALTI, AS
THIS INCREASES THE
PROBABILI TY THAT THE
USER WILL LAND ON THE
HEAD OR NECK.
* Max. user weight: 150 kg
* Not suitable for children under 36 months.

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INFORMATION ON THE USE OF THE
TRAMPOLINE
First of all, the user should familiarize himself with the feeling and the spring force of the trampo-
line. Pay attention to the basic body positions and practice e very kind of jump
(the basic jumps) until they can be carried out easily and in a controlled manner.
To stop jumping, simply bend your knees before your feet touch the mat. This is a basic techni-
que that must be practiced together with the basic jumps. This “braking” skill must be used when-
ever control of movement or balance is lost, or when y ou’re practicing the first jumps on a
trampoline. If this braking maneuver isn’t used, the risk of injury from landing on the frame, the
springs or off the trampoline increases if a jump gets out of control. A controlled jump is one
where you land at the same point as where you jumped. If the user loses control while jumping on
the trampoline, he/she must apply the braking maneuver when landing. So he/she regains control
and interrupts the jump.
Somersault: We recommend NOT doing somersaults (neither forwards nor backwards) on this
trampoline. If the user makes a mistake during a somersault, he/she could land on the head or
neck, which could lead t o serious injuries.
Foreign bodies: DO NOT use the trampoline if there are pets, other people, or objects
underneath. This increases the risk of injury.
Don’t hold an object in your hands or place it on the trampoline when it is in use. When using the
trampoline, also pay attention to what is above you. Branches, cables and other objects above the
trampoline increase the risk of injury.
Number of users on the trampoline: The trampoline may only be used by one person at a time. If
several people are on the trampoline at the same time, the risk of injury ma y increase.
Improper trampoline maintenance: A trampoline in poor condition will increase the risk of injuries.
Please inspect the trampoline before each use for bent steel tubes, torn mat, loose or broken
springs, and overall stability of the trampoline.
Placement of the trampoline: The trampoline must always be set up and used on level ground. If
the trampoline is used on uneven ground, the risk of injury and/or the risk of damage t o the tram-
poline increases.
Weather conditions: Please be aware of the weather conditions when using the trampoline. If the
mat of the trampoline is wet, the jumper could slip and injure him or herself. High winds can also
cause jumpers to lose control.
Access restriction: If the trampoline isn’t used, the access ladder must be stored in a safe place
so that unsupervised children can’t play on the trampoline.

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TIPS FOR PREVENTING ACCIDENTS
User:
The easiest way to avoid accidents is to perform controlled jumps. DO NOT try more compli-
cated and difficult maneuvers if the basic jump can’t y et be safely performed. Education is also
an important element of security. Before using the trampoline, all information on precautionary
measures must be read, understood and implemented. In the case of a controlled jump, the user
of the trampoline lands again at the point from which he jumped. Further safety tips and instruc-
tions can be obtained from qualified trampoline trainers.
Supervisor:
When supervising other trampoline users, the supervisor must understand and enforce all safety
rules and regulations. It is the responsibility of the supervisor t o provide sound advice to all users
and to explain the rules to the users. If there is no suit able supervisor, the trampoline must be
stored in a safe place or dismantled to prevent unauthorized use, or covered with a heavy tarp
that can be secured with chains and a lock. The supervisor is also responsible f or ensuring that
the safety shield is attached to the trampoline and that users are a ware of the warnings and in-
structions on it.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE TRAMPOLINE
User:
- Don’t use the trampoline if y ou consumed alcohol or drugs.
- Remove all hard and sharp objects before you use the trampoline.
- Climb onto and off the trampoline in a controlled and careful manner. Ne ver jump on or
off the trampoline and never use the trampoline to jump on or into another object.
- First learn all basic jumps and practice them in det ail before trying more difficult jumps.
The section on basic skills contains information on how to learn these basics.
- To stop jumping, bend your knees when landing on the mat.
- Always be in control when jumping on the trampoline. A controlled jump is one in which
you land at the same point as where y ou jumped from. Should the user lose control,
he/she must try to stop jumping.
- Under no circumstances should you jump continuously for a long time or make several
jumps in succession that are too high.
- Keep your eyes on the mat in order to keep control.
- The trampoline may never be used by more than one person.
- Users must be supervised by a supervisor.

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Supervisors:
- Supervisors must familiarize themselves with the basic jumps and safety rules. In order to
prevent injury and reduce the risk of injury, the y must ensure that all safety rules are
followed and learn inexperienced users the basics bef ore letting them attempt more
difficult, advanced jumps.
- All users, regardless of age and e xperience, must be supervised.
- Never use the trampoline if it is w et, damaged, contaminated or worn. Check the
trampoline for signs of wear before each use.
- Keep all objects that could hinder the user from jumping a way from the trampoline.
Pay attention to what is above and below the trampoline and in its surroundings.
- The trampoline must be secured appropriat ely when not in use so that it can’t be used
without authorization.

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GENERAL SECURITY
Never jump on the trampoline for a long time. Fatigue increases the risk of injury. Jump f or a
shorter time and then give others the opportunity t o have some fun. The trampoline may never
be used by more than one person at the same time.
Users should wear t-shirts, shorts or sweatpants and gym shoes or thick socks, or jump barefoot.
Beginners are advised to wear long-sleeved tops and long pants to protect themselves from
scratches and abrasions until they can land and jump safely. Under no circumstances wear shoes
with hard soles (such as tennis shoes) on the trampoline, as these w ear out the mat material.
Always climb on and off the trampoline properly t o prevent injury. To properly ascend, place one
hand on the frame and then climb or roll on the frame, over the springs and onto the mat. Always
put your hands on the frame when getting on and off. Never climb directly onto the frame uphol-
stery or hold on to it. To descend properly, go to the edge of the trampoline and place one hand
on the frame. Then climb from the mat t o the floor. Younger children must be helped t o get on
and off.
Never jump on the trampoline carelessly as this increases the risk of injury. The key to safety and
fun on the trampoline is having control over the various jumps. Never try to outperform other
users! Never use the trampoline alone without supervision.
PLACING THE TRAMPOLINE
The clearance above the trampoline must be at least 7.3 meters. Ensure that there are no
dangerous objects such as branches, other leisure equipment (such as swings or pools), power
cables, walls, fences, etc. in the vicinity of the trampoline. T o use the trampoline safely, pay
attention to the following when choosing your trampoline location:
- The trampoline MUST be placed on level ground for use.
- The area must be well lit.
- Make sure that there are no obstacles below, above or around the trampoline.

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ACCIDENT CLASSES
Getting on and off : Use caution when getting on and off the trampoline. DO NOT step on the
trampoline by holding onto the frame padding, do not stand on the springs, and do not jump onto
the jumping mat from another object ( such as platforms, roofs or ladders). This increases the risk
of injury. DO NOT leave the trampoline by jumping and landing on the ground, regardless of the
material of the ground. Small children who play on the trampoline may need help getting on and
off.
Consumption of alcohol and drugs: DO NOT consume alcohol or drugs when using this
trampoline. This increases the risk of injury because these substances generally impair judgment,
reaction time and physical coordination.
Multiple users: If multiple users are on the trampoline at the same time, the risk of injury
increases. Injuries occur when someone f alls off the trampoline, loses control, collides with other
users, or lands on the springs. Usually the light est person on the trampoline gets injured.
Advent on the spring rack : Always stay on the mat when using the trampoline. This reduces the
risk of injury from landing on the spring rack. The frame padding must always cover the trampo-
line frame. DO NOT jump or step directly on the frame padding as it is not designed t o carry a
person’s weight.
Loss of control: DO NOT try difficult or other maneuvers if the user is not sure. If these
requirements are not met, the risk of injury increases.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
The spring tension special tool, which is included in the scope of delivery of the product, is
required to assemble the trampoline. If the trampoline isn’t being used, it can be easily dismantled
and stored.
First carefully read the assembly instructions before assembling the product.
BEFORE ASSEMBLY
Component descriptions and numbers f or the respective trampoline size can be found in the
table below. These numbers and descriptions are used in the assembly instructions for a better
overview. Make sure that all listed parts are present. If parts are missing, cont act us immediately
and do not try to continue with the assembly. To avoid injuries caused by crushing during assem-
bly, we recommend the use of gloves to protect your hands.

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TRAMPOLINE ASSEMBLY
Parts List
Part Description Figure
Upper rail
T-piece
Jumping mat
Edge cover
Spring
Vertical leg extension
Base
Screw incl. Nut u. washer
Spring spanner
Wrench

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WARNING!
Two adults are required for the following assembly. For your safety, you should wear suitable
gloves. Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury.
Step 1 : Assembling the frame
The upper rail (part A) has 2 different ends - one side is narrow, the other side is wider. Please put
the T- piece (part B) on the wide end of the upper rail part A). Please repeat this for all the other
upper rails.
Step 2:
Please connect all of the upper rails together by inserting the narrow side of one upper rail int o
the wide side of the next upper rail.

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Step 3 :
Please screw the “vertical leg extensions” (part F) to the bases (part G). Please use the screws
(part H) for this.
Step 4 :
Assemble the parts (in step 3) with the circle (in step 2).
Caution! Please note that all screws point to the center of the circle.

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Step 5: Assembly of the jumping mat
Please be careful when inst alling the jumping mat. Please with 2 people. Please wear gloves to
avoid injuries.
1 ) Unfold the jumping mat inside the ring.
2) Please attach the springs. The narrower opening of the spring (A) goes into the jumping mat
eyelet. Using the spring spanner ( part I) please pull the wider opening of the spring (B) towards
the frame and insert the spring.
wider opening narrower opening
JUMPING MAT

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3) Please repeat this process for all springs one after the other.
So that the tension of the jumping mat is evenly distributed, please note the following figure and
keep to the sequence of the spring assembly.
Caution: Please be careful not t o injure your fingers. As mentioned at the beginning, please use
gloves!
4) Installation of the edge cover
Please place the edge cover (part D) on the springs and the st eel frame. Attach the elastic bands
of the edge cover to the frame.

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Assembly instructions f or the net
Parts List
Part Description Figure Quantity
Upper net bar
Lower net bar
Safety net
Fiberglass
Rods clip
Net bars protective cover
Screws
Rope

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WARNING!
For the following assembly, also 2 adults are required. Again, for your safety, you should wear
suitable gloves.
Step 1: Please connect the bars to each other by inserting the lower net bar (part L) into the up-
per net bar (part K) and securing it with the safety pin. Repeat this process f or all other bars.
Step 2: Slide the Net bar protective cover (Part P) over each of the 6 assembled bars.
Step 3: Attach the lower net bars with the screws (part Q) to the vertical leg extension and the
T-piece and please fix the screw with the screwdriver.

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Step 4 :
Please take the safety net (part M) and find the loop at the t op of the net. Take a fiberglass net
end bar (part N) and pass it through the loop until the end runs completely through the loop.
Repeat for the other fiberglass net end bar ( part N). Now two people hold the two ends of the
fiberglass bar, press them lightly against each other, bend the two ends and put them together in
a circle.
Step 5 :
A. Take the rod clip (part 0). Align it correctly.
B. Please attach the rod clip (part 0) to each opening of the fiberglass loop.
C. Lift the fiberglass bar with the bar holder and connect it t o the upper net rodbars. Mak e
sure that it is secured with the locking pin.

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Stap 6:
If necessary, remove the edge cover of the trampoline.
Attach the underside of the safety net to the jumping mat eyelets. Use the rope for this (part R).
Knot one end of the rope to one of the eyelets on the jumping mat. Run the rope down through
the safety net and through the next loop on the jumping mat. Run the rope through all the eyelets
on the jumping mat.

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EXERCISE PLAN
We recommend the following exercises to learn the basic steps and jumps before moving on to
more complex ones. Before entering and using the trampoline, all safety instructions must first
be read and understood. In addition, the supervisor should discuss and demonstrat e body
mechanics and trampoline rules with the user.
Exercise 1
A. Getting on and off- demonstrating the right technique
B. Basic jump- demonstration and practice
C. Braking (controlling the jump) - demonstration and practice. Learn t o brake on command
D. Hands and knees - demonstration and practice. Practice a four-point landing and
appropriate orientation
Exercise 2
A. Repeat and practice the techniques from exercise 1
B. Knee jump - demonstration and practice. Learn the basic jump down to your knees and
back up before trying half turns left and right
C. Sit jump - demonstration and practice. Learn basic sit jump and add knee jump, hands
and knees, repeat
Exercise 3
A. Repeat and practice skills and techniques from previous exercises.
B. Dropping on the stomach - to avoid burns when learning this jump, all users must lie on
their stomach (face down) while the supervisor checks their position in order to correct
positions that could result in injury.
C. Start by dropping on your hands and knees, and then stretch your body to reach your
prone position. Land on the jumping mat and spring back on y our feet.
D. Combination exercise - dropping on hands and knees, on the stomach, back on the feet,
sit jump, back on the feet.
Exercise 4
A. Repeat and practice skills and techniques from previous exercises
B. Half turn
I. Start dropping on your stomach, push your arms left or right, and turn your head and
shoulders in the same direction.
II. While turning, make sure that your back is parallel to the jumping mat and your head
stays up.
III. After turning, land on your stomach in the drop position.