(180IO) POOL VOLLEYBALL SET MANUAL (FOR SEQUOIA SPIRIT™ POOL SET) ENGLISH 4.875” X 7.25” 06/03/2012 (180IO) POOL VOLLEYBALL SET MANUAL (FOR SEQUOIA SPIRIT™ POOL SET) ENGLISH 4.875” X 7.25” 06/03/2012
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POOL VOLLEYBALL SET UP (continued)
5. Locate the opposite top board" of the
Sequoia Spirit™ pool set and attach the
second pole bracket (1) to the top board,
repeat steps #2 to #4.
6. Attach one side of the volleyball net (6)
starting from the top volleyball net
fastener (3) and then the bottom fastener.
Loop the rope around the fastener (3)
several times and secure the end of the
rope to the two notches in the fastener.
NOTE: Adjust the length of the rope to
be looped around the fasteners
depending on the size of the pool.
Repeat this procedure for the other pole.
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POOL VOLLEYBALL SET UP
IMPORTANT: Before proceeding to the next step ensure the pool is fully set up and filled
with water following the pool owner's manual.
1. Fully open the two dovetail screws and
attach a pole bracket (1) to a Sequoia
Spirit™ pool set top board. Make sure the
pole bracket (1) is securely attached to
the top board.
2. Tighten the two dovetail screws back
using your fingers only.
NOTE: Do not over tighten or use tool
such as pliers.
3. Attach two volleyball net fasteners (3) to
the volleyball pole. Ensure the volleyball
net fasteners (3) are facing outward.
4. Insert the volleyball pole into the pole
bracket (1). Secure the pole to the
bracket with long pin (2).
GENERAL AQUATIC SAFETY
Water recreation is both fun and therapeutic. However, it involves inherent risks of injury and
death. To reduce your risk of injury, read and follow all product, package and package insert
warnings and instructions. Remember, however, that product warnings, instructions and safety
guidelines cover some common risks of water recreation, but do not cover all risks and or
dangers.
For additional safeguards, also familiarize yourself with the following general guidelines as well
as guidelines provided by nationally recognized Safety Organizations:
• Demand constant supervision. A competent adult should be appointed as a “lifeguard” or water
watcher, especially when children are in and around the pool.
• Learn to swim.
• Take the time to learn CPR and first aid.
• Instruct anyone who is supervising pool users about potential pool hazards and about the use of
protective devices such as locked doors, barriers, etc.
• Instruct all pool users, including children what to do in case of an emergency.
• Always use common sense and good judgement when enjoying any water activity.
• Supervise, supervise, supervise.
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