Jumpfree Royal User manual

Trampolines
Users Manual

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ASSEMBLY, SAFETY, CAREAND MAINTENANCE,
USE, AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS ENCLOSED.
WARNING: USINGTHIS TRAMPOLINE EXPOSESYOU TOTHE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY, INCLUDING
PERMANENT PARALYSIS OR EVEN DEATHFROM LANDING ON THE BACK, NECKOR HEAD. THIS RISK
EXISTS EVEN IF YOU LAND ON THE TRAMPOLINE MAT (BED). READTHIS MANUAL AND ALLMATERIALS
FURNISHED WITH THE TRAMPOLINETHOROUGHLY BEFOREASSEMBLING OR ALLOWING ANYPERSON TO
USE THETRAMPOLINE.
RETAIN THIS MANUALFOR FUTUREREFERENCE.
BEFOREYOU BEGIN
Thank you for selecting a Jumpfree Trampoline.
The Jumpfree is designedandcrafted to provideyouandyour family with many years of fun and fitness.
For your benefit and safety: read this manualcarefully before using this trampoline. Refer to page 30for a
description and assembly location of trampoline parts and accessories that are described inthis manual.
ATTENTION
Do not land on head or
neck.
Paralysis or deathcan
result, evenifyouland in
the middle of the mat.
To reducethe chance of
landing onyourhead or
neck, do not do
somersaults (flips)!
Only one person at the
time on the trampoline. Not
recommendedfor children
under six years of age.
Multiple jumpers increase
the chances of loss of
control, collision andfalling
off.
This can result in broken
head, neck, back orleg.
Misuseand abuse of this trampolineis dangerous andcancause serious injuries.
Trampolines are reboundingdeviceswhich propel the performerto unaccustomedheights, andinto avariety of body
movements. Rebounding off of the trampoline, striking the frameorsprings, orimproperly landing onthe trampoline
mat (bed) may causeinjury.
Read allinstructions thoroughly before using this trampoline, orallowingits use by any person.
lnspectthe trampoline before each use, and replaceany worn, defectiveormissing parts.
All purchasers andall persons usingthe trampoline must become familiarwith themanufacturer's recommendations
for the proper assembly, use andcareof the trampoline. Each usermust also bealert to his orher own limitations in
the execution of trampolineskills. Assembly instructions, selected precautions, recommended instructional techniques
and progressions, andsuggestions for the care andmaintenanceof the trampoline are included inthis user's manual
to promote safe, enjoyable use of this equipment.
lt istheresponsibilityoftheowner or trampoline supervisor to insure that all usersof thistrampolineare
adequatelyinformed of all warningsand safetyinstructions.
TRAMPOLINESAFETY INFORMATION
NEED FOR TRAMPOLINESAFETY
In trampoline use, aswith allactiverecreational sports, participants canbe injured. There aresteps youcan taketo
reduce the risk of injury. In this section (continued on the next page), the primary accident patterns have been
identified and the responsibilities of thesupervisors andthe jumpers inaccident prevention are described.
ACCIDENT CLASSIFICATION
Somersaults (flips): Landingonyour heador neck, evenin themiddle of atrampoline mat (bed), increases the
risk of abrokenback orneck,whichcan result inparalysis or death. Suchevents canoccurwhena jumper
makes an errortrying to perform a forwardor backward somersault (flip). Do not dosomersaults (flips) onthis
backyardtrampoline.
Multiple Jumpers: More than onejumperon the trampoline increases thechanceof someonebecoming injured
by losingcontrol of their jump. Jumpers may collidewith oneanother, fall off the trampoline, fall onor through the
springs, or landincorrectly onthe mat (bed). Thelightestweight jumper is themost likely to beinjured.

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Mounting and Dismounting: Thetrampolinemat (bed) is several feet from groundlevel. Jumping off the
trampoline to the ground or any othersurface may result in injury. Jumping onto the trampoline from a roof, deck,
or other object alsorepresents a risk of injury. Smallerchildrenmay needassistance getting up on or down from
the trampoline. Climbcarefully onand off the trampoline. Do notstep onto the springs or the frame pad. Do not
grasp the frame padto pullyourself onto the trampoline.
Striking Frame or Springs:Injury may result from encountering the frame orfalling through the springswhile
jumping or getting on oroff the trampoline. Stay inthe center of the trampolinemat (bed)when jumping. Besure
to keep the frame padin place tocoverthe frame. The framepad is not designed -nor intended tosupport the
weight of the trampolineuser. Do notstep or jumpdirectly. onto the framepad.
LossofControl: Jumperswholosecontrol of their jumpmay landon themat (bed) incorrectly, land onthe
frame or springs orfall off the trampoline. Acontrolled jumpis onewhere the landingisin the samespot as the
take off. Before learning amore difficult jump, the precedingoneshould beperformed consistently undercontrol.
Attempting a jump beyondpresentskilllevels increases the chance of loss of control. To regaincontrol andstop
your jump, bendyourknees sharply whenyou land.
Alcohol or Drug Use: The chanceof injury increases when ajumperhas consumedalcohol ortaken drugs.
Thesesubstances impair aperson's reaction time, judgment, and physicalcoordination.
Encountering Objects: Use of atrampolinewhile other people, pets, or objects areunderneath itwill increase
the chance of injury. Jumpingwhile holding orhavingan object on the trampoline, particularly one that is sharpor
breakable, will increasethe chance of injury. Placing atrampoline toocloseto overhead electrical wires, tree
limbs, or other obstructions can increasethe chanceof injury.
Poor MaintenanceofTrampoline: Jumpers may be injuredif a trampolineis usedwhenit is in poorcondition.
A torn mat (bed), bent frame, brokenspring, or amissing frame pad, for exampleshould bereplaced before
anyoneis allowedto jump. Inspect the trampoline before eachuse.
Weather Conditions: Awet trampolinemat (bed) is tooslippery for safe jumping. Gusty orseverewinds can
cause jumpers to losecontrol. Toreducethe chanceof injury, use the trampolineonly underappropriateweather
conditions.
Limiting Access:To prevent access to the trampoline by unsupervisedsmallchildrenthe access laddershould
always be removedandstored in asecure locationwhen the trampolineis not in use.
TRAMPOLINESAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Do not use the trampolinewhen underthe influence of drugs or alcohol.
Learn fundamental jumps and body positions thoroughly before tryingmoreadvanced skills.
Review the User's Manual to learn about how to dobasic jumps.
Stop yourbounceby flexingyourknees as your feet come incontactwith the trampoline mat (bed).
Avoidjumpingtoo high orfor too long. Always controlyourjump. Acontrolled jump is onewhere the takeoff and
land spots arethe same.
Focusyoureyes onthe trampolinemat (bed). Failure to dosomay result in aloss of balanceandcontrol.
Take turns jumpingone at atime, and always havesomeonewatchyou.
Climb onand off the trampoline. Do not jump onor off. Do not use the trampolineas a springboardto other
objects.
For further information or additional instructional materials, contact acertified trampoline instructor.
TRAMPOLINEPLACEMENT
A minimum of 7.3meters of overheadclearance is required. Adequate horizontal clearancemust bemaintained
from objects andpossible hazards including electric powerwiring, tree limbs, recreational structures (swing-sets,
swimming pools), and fences.
The trampolinemust beplacedon alevelsurface before use.
There must be noobstructions beneath the trampoline.
Do not place the trampoline nearany other recreational devices orstructures suchas a swimming poolorswing-
set.
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ASSEMBLY
For assemblyinstructionspleaseturn to page 21, 22, 23
Use gloves to protectyour hands from pinch pointsduring assemblyand disassembly
CAREAND MAINTENANCE
CARE
Do not allow family pets onthe trampoline, as claws may snagand pullthe mat (bed)material or damage the frame
pad.
The trampoline is intended to beusedby one personat a time.The usershould be either barefoot, insocks, or
wearinggymnastic shoes. Street shoes or tennis shoes shouldnot beworn onthe trampoline. The usershould
remove allsharpobjects from their personwhichmay cause injury ordamageto the trampoline mat (bed). Heavy,
sharp or pointed hardobjects shouldnot contact the mat (bed)surface.
MAINTENANCE
Your trampoline is manufactured using quality materials andis finely-crafted to provideyou andyourfamily withmany
years of enjoyment andexercise. Propermaintenance andcarewillhelp to prolongthe life of the trampoline and
reduce the possibility of injury. Thefollowing guidelines should be observedat all times.
lnspect the trampoline before each use, and replaceany worn, defectiveormissing parts. Thefollowingconditions
present potential hazards andincrease the danger of personal injury:
Punctures, holes ortears inthe trampoline mat (bed).
Deterioration in any stitching of the mat (bed).
Bent or broken frameor legs.
Broken ormissingsprings.
Missingor insecurely attached framepad.
Sagging jumpingmat (bed).
Sharp protrusions onthe frame orsuspensionsystem.
IF ANY OF THESE CONDITIONS EXIST, THE TRAMPOLINE SHOULD BE DISASSEMBLED OR OTHERWISE
PROTECTED AGAINST USEUNTILTHE CONDITION IS PERFECT.
The trampolinecan bedamagedby extreme heat. Keep the trampolineaway from fire and other heat sources.
Never use abrasives ordetergents to clean the trampoline.This cleaningproducts can damage the trampoline
therefore only clean the trampolinewithclearwater.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
Wind
lt is possible for the trampolineto be blown about by a highwind. lfyou anticipate highwinds, the trampolineshould
be movedto asheltered location, disassembled, orthe round outsideportion (top frame) shouldbe tied to the ground
using rope andstakes. At least three tie-downs shouldbe used.(DONOT FORGET TOREMOVETHE STAKES
BEFORE YOU START JUMPING AGAIN!!)Do not simply securethe legs to the ground, as they canpull out of the
frame sockets.
Moving thetrampoline
lf youneed to periodically moveyour trampoline allslipjoints should besecuredwith aweather resistent tape (i.e.
tape). This willkeep the frameintact and prevent the tubular elements fromseparating during themove. The
trampoline should bemoved by at least two people,kept horizontal, andlifted slightly. Then pullon the trampoline.
Disassemblethe trampoline for any other typemovement (seedisassembly )
LIMITED WARRANTY
Steel frame 5 years
Springs 1 year
Jumping bed 2 years
Safety pads 1 years
The trampolineparts are warranted againstdefects and workmanship only. Misuseor abuse of the
trampoline makeall guaranteesinvalid.
TE Avynaisnotresponsibleor liablefor indirect, special or consequential damages arising out of or in
connection with theuseor performanceof the productor other damageswith respectto anyeconomic
loss, loss of property, loss of revenueor profits, costof removal, installation or other consequential
damages

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MONTAGE ASSEMBLY

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OPGELET!!
De beschermingsrand is uit eenstuk gemaakt
en moet zowel hetkader endeveren bedekken.
Het kussen wordt met lintenvastgemaakt.
U wordtsterk geadviseerdten alle tijden een
beschermingsrand over deverente gebruiken
als uspringt. Hetis echter nietgemaaktom
op te zitten, staan, kruipen, of als
landingsbaan te gebruiken. Ditzal de
levensduur van de beschermingsrand enorm
verkorten!!
CAUTION!!
Use of this trampoline is not recommended
without the frame pad, whichis designedto
reduce the likelihoodof injury to the userfrom
coming intocontactwith the frameofthe
trampoline. lfyoudo not have aframe pad,
contactyour dealerto obtain a framepad.
Properly install the framepad before using the
trampoline.
Thesesafety pads are designed to prevent
contactwith the steel frame. They aresoft
enough to absorb the impact of an"emergency
landing" and as durable as possible to
withstand allweatherconditions. Thepads are
notindestructable so do not sit, stand, lieor
bounceon them.
ATTENTION
!!
Nous recommandons de nepas utiliserce trampolinesans le rembourrage ducadrequi a étécongu pourréduire
les risques de blessure ál'utilisateur encas decontact avec lecadre. Sivous n'avez pas derembourrage,
contactez le magasinpour enobtenir un. Installez le rembourragecorrectement avant d'utiliser letrampoline.
Le rembourrageest fabriquépour lesecuritéen casd'un "atterissage forcé". Il n'estpasindestructible,
doncfaitesattention pasd'êtreassis, ou rebondir sur le rembourrage.
ACHTUNG:
Dieses Trampolinsolite nicht ohnedieRahmenmatte benutztwerden. Sieist dazu da, die Verietzungsgefahr durch
Kontakt mit dem Trampolinrahmen zu verringern. Soliten SiekeineRahmenmatte besitzen,wendenSiesichan
lhren Händier, urn einezuerwerben.
Vor der Benutzung des Trampolins solite die Rahmenmatte richtig installiertwerden.
DieRahmenmatte ist nur gemachtfür Notlandungen, so Sie sollte esnichtbenutzen zum Sitzen, Liegen
oder Springen.