Jumpking A4 User manual

User Guide
10ft Inground Trampoline
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Patent no: DE602006006495D1, EP1721640B1 and US7628731
WARNING: Read these assembly instructions carefully
before attempting to assemble or use this product. Keep
this user guide in a safe place for future reference.
Made In China

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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. WARNING! ADULT SUPERVISION & GUIDANCE REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES.
. Recommended age 6+ years.
WARNINGS!
. Only for domestic use.
. Maximum user weight limit 115 kg.
. Not suitable for children under 36 months - small parts, choking hazard.
. Outdoor use only.
. The trampoline should be assembled by an adult in accordance with assembly instructions and
checked in every instance before use.
. Only one user. Collision hazard.
. Always close the net opening before jumping.
. Remove footwear before jumping on the trampoline.
. Do not use the mat / jumping bed when it is wet.
. Empty pockets and hands before jumping.
. Do not eat whilst 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 net should be changed every 1 year.
ADVISORY
. This trampoline is not intended to be buried in the ground.
. The following product dimension relate to this 10ft Inground trampoline:
- Height from ground to top rail: 30cm (0.30m)
. The trampoline must be placed on a level surface at least 2m from any structures or obstructions
such as fence, garage, house, overhanging branches, laundry lines or electrical wires.
. Do not install the trampoline over concrete, asphalt or any other hard surface not at
slides or climbing frames.
. Inspect trampoline / enclosure net before each use. Any damaged or worn parts must be
replaced before using the trampoline.
. If an access ladder is used it should be removed when trampoline is not in use.
. Make sure there are no children / animals / obstructions underneath the trampoline.
. Access the trampoline through the door of the enclosure net only. Making sure you securely close
it before bouncing.
. Please don’t use when it’s windy or rainy as this can cause you slip and become injured.
. Only attach manufacturer approved accessories to the trampoline and enclosure net.
. Always jump in the middle of the mat and practice bounce techniques safety with adult supervi-
sion and guidance.
. Jump without shoes.
. In certain countries during winter period, the snow load and the very low temperature can
damage the trampoline. It is recommended to remove the snow and store the mat and the enclo-
sure indoor.

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IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS
surface.
1 user allowed at any one time.
This can result in serious injury to head, neck, arms or legs.
JUMPING INSTRUCTIONS
Fundamental Bounce
1. Start from a standing posion with
your head erect and your eyes on the
frame pad.
2. Swing your arms forward and up in a
circular moon.
3. Bring your feet together and point
your toes downward while in the air.
4. Keep your feet about 30 cm (15in.)
apart from when landing on the bed.
Knee Drop
1. Start bouncing from a standing
posion, keeping your eyes on the
frame pad.
2. Land on your knees, keeping your
back straight and your body erect.
3. Come back up to an erect posion.
Hand and Knee Drop
1. Start bouncing from a standing
posion, keeping your eyes on the
frame pad.
2. Land on the bed on your hands and
knees.
3. Push with your hands and come back
up to an erect posion.
Seat Drop
1. Land in a sing posion with your
legs parallel to the bed.
2. Place your hands on the bed beside
your hips.
3. Push with your hands to return to an
erect posion.
HalfTurntable
1. Start from the front drop posion
and push to the leor right with
your arms to begin turning your body
in the opposite direcon.
2. Turn your head and shoulders
toward the direcon that your body
is turning.
3. Keep your back parallel to the bed
and your head up.
4. Aer compleng a half turn, land in
the front drop posion.
Swivel Hips
1. Start with a seat drop.
2. Turn your head to the leor right
and swing your arms up in the same
direcon.
3. Turn your hips in the same direcon
as your head and arms, compleng a
twist.
4. Land in the seat drop posion.

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CARE & MAINTENANCE
Regular care and maintenance of your trampoline is required. This will help prolong its life and reduce
the possibility of injury. Neglecting this can lead to a risk for users.
Inspect your trampoline before each use using the checklist below as a guide. Take particular care in
doing this at the start of each season and at regular intervals. Ensure all parts are intact and cannot
become dislodged during play, tighten any screws or nuts and bolts where required.
IMPORTANT: If any faults are found, the trampoline MUST NOT BE USED. We advise that the
Looking after your trampoline:
Excess weight and improper use will damage it cause
it to break easily.
If any part becomes dirty, clean with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Do
not use any abrasive cleaners as this could damage the product.
Prolonged exposure to sun and harsh weather
can shorten its life.
(available to buy from our website).
Common damage can be caused by water pooling, garden/outdoor debris landing on it, sparks
their claws can damage it.
A trampoline can act like a sail in strong winds. It can be blown over
which can cause damage to the frame and surrounding areas. We recommend that it is moved
to a sheltered location and secured to the ground (tie-down kit available from our website), or
dismantled and stored away.
Follow assembly
instructions in reverse order making sure the springs are removed before dismantling frame.
To be lifted by 2 people. Lift slightly off the ground,
keeping the frame horizontal. Never drag to move it as this can displace parts. Always check that
parts are positioned correctly after moving.
PART
All Parts
Springs
Frame
Bed / Frame Pad
CHECKLIST
Securely attached
Correctly positioned
No sharp edges or points present
No missing parts
No damage (bent / broken)
No missing parts
No bent parts
No damage
No rusting or corrosion
No missing parts
No sagging
No damage
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Install Time: This will vary depending on trampoline size, equipment used and soil
conditions. The In-Ground trampolines have been designed to minimize the
need to excavate too much soil. If you have a mini-digger then the hole excavation
will only take a couple of hours. If you’re hand digging then allow a full day for 2-4
people to dig the hole, assemble the trampoline and do the finishing landscaping.
You need to create an outer hole 33cms deep and then an inner hole which creates
a 30cm wide ledge on which the trampoline sits. Excavate your hole in accordance
with the following dimensions:
Every hole construction will vary in respect of size of trampoline, soil conditions and
drainage requirements.
However, these general tips and guidelines will assist you:
1. Mark out hole. It’s best to mark out a hole around 6 inches wider than the
diameter of your trampoline. This will make it easier for you to put the frame in and
find the right level. It’s very difficult to dig an exact round hole and this gives you
some tolerance. At the end of the install you back-fill around the outside of the hole
with soil you have saved and re-turf.
STAGE 1: DIG THE HOLE
Trampoline size Inner hole diameter Hole depth (D)
8ft 6ft 75cm
10ft 8ft 75cm
12ft 10ft 90cm
14ft 12ft 90cm

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2. Main hole. This needs to be 33cm deep – that’s 30cm for the frame and
3cm for the vented pads. This will mean your trampoline will be absolutely flush
to the ground which is most people’s preferred option. There will be no trip
hazards and it will be easier to mow.
3. Inner hole. Dig this out in a bowl shape to a depth of 75cm (8ft & 10ft
trampolines) or 90cms (12ft and 14ft trampolines). The inner hole is 2ft narrower
in diameter than the trampoline size. This will leave a ledge on which the tram-
poline sits.
4. Drainage. If you have well-drained or sandy soil, then you will not need to
consider any further drainage. For less porous soil, then we suggest you put in a
simple soak-away at the bottom of the inner hole.
5. Soil disposal. The best and cheapest option is to try and lose the soil or
create a feature in your garden. If you want to get rid of the soil off-site then a
skip is a good solution, but you will need a large skip as soil expands when you
dig it out. With skips you may have a problem with barrowing up over the sides -
try and find a skip with a fold down door on one low end. Another good option is
to hire a grab lorry – that’s a lorry with a long extendable arm that picks the soil
up from a heap and deposits directly into a lorry.
6. Equipment needed. For smaller size trampolines, it’s a relatively easy
task to hand-dig the hole. You may wish to hire a vibration dampened breaker
(with clay spade attachment). This greatly assists with breaking up compacted
or difficult soil.
For larger sizes, it’s quicker and easier to hire a mini-digger (and operator). The
mechanical digger should be able to excavate most of the soil to leave you with
the hand-finishing.
DIGIGNG THE HOLE

BUILDING YOUR TRAMPOLINE
Description:
Safety glasses
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Cross-head screwdriver
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Mallet
Description:
Gloves
WHAT YOU WILL NEED
1. This is a 2 person build.
2. Time for build is approximately 2 hours.
3. Choose a good location:
(wood chippings, sand or grass).
(7.3m) from ground level, away from
wires, trees and other possible hazards.
(2.5m) around sides, away from walls, fences, structures, tarmac
and other hard surfaces and play areas.
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PARTS LIST
Part A
Part E
Part B
Part F
Part C
Part GPart H
Part D
Part I
Description:
Top Tube
Quantity: 5
Description:
Stitched bed
Quantity: 1
Description:
T
T-connector
op Tube with
Quantity: 5
Description:
Springs
Quantity: 70
Description:
POD-connector
Quantity: 5
Description:
Spring tool
Quantity: 1
Description:
Quantity:
10
Description:
Leg
Quantity: 10
Self tapping screws
Description:
Frame pad
Quantity: 1
Part J
Description:
Quantity:
12
U shape Metal pegs
Part K
Description:
Quantity:
10
Metal pegs

STEP 1 : ASSEMBLING THE FRAME
You will need the following parts to complete
section 1:
5 x Top tube
5 x Top tube with T-connector
5 x POD-connector
10 x Leg
10 x Self tapping screw and washers
Complete the top tube sections in circle.
Insert the leg to the POD-connector.
And insert the leg to the T-connector.
Slot the narrow end of the top tube into the
T-connector.
T
POD-connector
POD-connector
T-connector
T-connector
op tube
Leg
Top tube with T-connector
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Important:
ou need to slot the frame together, this
will take some force. The easiest method is if the
two people face each other.
Hold the top tubes either side of the
T-connectors or POD-connectors and push
towards each other until the loose end of the
frame can be inserted into the T-connector or
POD-connector.
Leg
Self tapping screw and washer
You will also need a cross-head screwdriver (not
supplied).
Cross-head screwdriver
Note: You may need to tap the leg in using
a rubber mallet or by placing a piece of wood
over the top of the tube. Do not use a metal
hammer on the metal tube as this may distort the
end of tube.
Screw one of the self tapping screws through the
slot in the POD-connector or T-connector and into
the hole in the leg using the cross-head screwdriver.

STEP 2 : ASSEMBLING THE FRAME
Continue insert the remaining legs to the
POD-connector and T-connector.
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STEP 3 : FITTING THE STITCHED BED
This step will require 2 people who must be
wearing gloves and protective eye wear.
Lay the stitched bed (with the V-Rings
the frame of the trampoline with the warning labels
facing upwards.
Locate the 4 V-Rings with the colored stitching.
These will be at 90º to each other.
Slot one of the springs onto one of the colored
stitched V-Rings as shown.
Important: springs must be slotted on the
right way around.
Colored
stitching
Attach a spring to the opposite colored stitched
V-Ring.
Important: You will now need to use the spring
tool to attach the spring to the frame.
Hook the spring tool onto end of gold spring, and
pull until the spring can be slotted into the
spring slot on the top of POD-connector.
IMPORTANT: Ensure the spring is fully
inserted into the slot on the top of the frame.

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Attach the other two colored stitchedV-Rings to
the POD-connector using the same method as shown.
Continue to attach springs in the same sequence
as above: in the middle of each section, making
sure the next spring is attached on the opposite
side to even out the tension.
Important: The stitched bed is designed like
elastic to be bouncy, which means that during
note that it will stretch to the correct size when
attaching the springs, this may take some force.
completed step 3.
The trampoline is fully assembled.

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STEP 4 : FITTING THE FRAME PAD
This step will require 2 people.
Lay the frame pad - Part H out over the edge of
the frame with the ties facing downwards.
Align the openings in the frame pad with the
POD-connector's on the frame.
completed step 4.
WARNING: The trampoline MUST NOT be used
during construction.

USING THE TRAMPOLINE
Ensure that there is 7.3 metres (24 feet) clearance
above the trampoline.
Also check that there area no overhanging objects
in the area above the trampoline.
7.3m
24ft
Before using your trampoline, check again that
there is enough clearance around it. Maintain a
clear space of 2.5 metres (8.2 feet) on all sides of
the trampoline.
Also check that the area is free from walls,
structures, fences, tarmac and other hard surfaces
and other play areas.
10ft (3.05m)
1ft (0.3m)
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2.5m
8.2ft

SPARE PARTS
For a full range of accessories and replacement parts call 0344 800 4060
or visit our web site at: www.jumpking.eu
To order replacement parts, you can email us on: [email protected], or call our
Customer Helpline on: 0344 800 4060.
To help us assist you, please provide the following information when calling:
10 FT (3.05M) INGROUND TRAMPOLINE
(see parts list below).
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10
9
58
6
3
POD-Connector
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12
3
4
1 Top tube
2 Top tube with T-connector
3 POD-connector
4 Legs
5 Jumping mat
6 Springs
7
8 Frame pad
9 Self tapping screw + Wahsers
10 Spring pulling tool
User manual
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11 U shape Metal peg
12 Metal peg