Schelde Sports SAM School User manual

User Manual
SAM School
1626130
Helmond
The Netherlands

User Manual
A BOUT THIS DOCUMENTATION
This documentation was originally written in Dutch by F Operations.
Version designation: Manual SAM School
Version date: 25- 8-2 16
© Copyright: JF Operations, Helmond, 2 16
No contents from this documentation may be reproduced in any form whatsoever
without permission of JF Operations.
P RODUCT IDENTIFICATION
This user documentation belongs to the following product:
Title: SAM School
Type: 162613
T HE MANUFACTURER
The equipment is produced by:
JF Operations B.V.
Berkveld 1
5709 AE Helmond
The Netherlands
Tel: [phone]
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABOUT THIS DOCUMENTATION ............................................................. 2
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION ..................................................................... 2
THE MANUFACTURER ............................................................................ 2
PREFACE ........................................................................................ 4
USING THIS DOCUMENTATION. ........................................................... 4
SERVICE AND INFORMATION ................................................................. 4
WARRANTY AND LIABILITY .................................................................... 5
1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................... 6
1.1 Purp se and functi n f the equipment .......................................... 6
2 SAFETY ................................................................................................. 6
2.1 Intr ducti n ...................................................................................... 6
2.2 Safety regulati ns ............................................................................. 6
2.3 Users ................................................................................................. 7
2.4 Disp sal f the equipment ................................................................ 7
2.5 CORPORATE RESPONSIBILTY ............................................................. 7
3 USER REGULATIONS ............................................................................. 8
4 OTHER WORK ..................................................................................... 11
4.1 Maintenance regulati n, repair and replacement f parts ............. 11
4.2 Peri dic inspecti n .......................................................................... 11
5 INDICATION ON THE EQUIPMENT ...................................................... 12
5.1 CE type plate .................................................................................... 12
6 EG DECLARATION OF AGREEMENT
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P REFACE
Work that must be carried out by the manufacturer's personnel is not included in this
documentation.
This user manual has been prepared for anyone who wants to make use of our
(gymnastics) equipment and/or sports and game materials.
This manual describes how you should use and maintain the equipment in a
responsible manner.
Read this user manual carefully before you use the equipment.
Keep this manual in a safe place and with the equipment.
USING THIS DOCUMENTATION
Work that is not included in this documentation must be carried out by staff of or in
consultation with JF Operations.
S ERVICE AND INFORMATION
For further information about the equipment,
please contact the manufacturer (see "About
this documentation" on page 2).
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W ARRANTY AND LIABILITY
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the general terms and conditions of the Dutch Gymnastics
Equipment Manufacturers (NGF) are established at Leusden.
•The Supplier grants a warranty of five (5) years on the fixed built-in equipment and mobile equipment
supplied by them. This warranty does not apply to parts for accessories of fixed equipment such as
electric motors. A warranty period of one (1) year applies.
•The aforementioned five (5) year warranty is extended by five (5) years to ten (1 ) years if the client
has concluded a maintenance contract with the supplier regarding the goods delivered by the supplier,
on condition that:
a) the maintenance contract commences at the time of delivery of the relevant goods;
b) the maintenance contract continues during the (extended) warranty period;
c) at least once a year an inspection by the supplier has taken place on the goods to be
maintained;
d) the client enables the supplier to execute the agreed.
•The warranty does not cover defects caused by:
a) normal wear and tear;
b) improper or inappropriate use;
c) improper or incorrect maintenance;
d) changes or repairs made by or on behalf of the other party itself and/or carried out by third
parties;
e) errors by the client which can be demonstrated by the supplier;
f) errors wholly or partially due to government regulations regarding the quality or the nature of the
materials or with regard to the manufacture.
•In the event of defects occurring, the supplier will:
•replace the parts, the manufacturer becomes owner of the replaced parts;
•repair the defects;
•choose another alternative solution, if repair is not reasonably possible. The customer must give the
manufacturer the opportunity to remedy any defects.
•For built-in third-party components the warranty conditions of the relevant supplier apply. The warranty
period may vary from what is indicated above.
•Supplier reserves the right to change its equipment / installations without prior warning.
The execution and settlement of its warranty obligations will take place with due observance of the fact that
there is a so-called expiring warranty at all times; This means that the supplier will take into account the period
that has already elapsed after the delivery (deliveries) as well as the intensity with which the client has used
the delivered goods.
We draw attention to the following limitations of liability:
The supplier of the equipment is not liable for unsafe situations, accidents and damage resulting from, for
example:
•improper or incorrect use or maintenance;
•the use for other purposes or under other conditions than those specified in this documentation;
•insufficient or overdue maintenance;
•unauthorized repairing or changing specifications of the equipment;
•non-compliance with regulations and/or warnings as described in this user manual.
The supplier is also not liable:
•if the client does not, does not fully or not comply in time with an obligation from an existing
agreement or relationship with the supplier, or in case:
-of bankruptcy of the client;
-of suspension of payments on the part of the client;
-if a curator, administrator or liquidator has been appointed for the client;
-of debt restructuring on the part of the client;
-if the client has ceased its activities;
-if the control over the client has been acquired by a third party.
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1I NTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose and Function of the Equipment
The SAM School is a rollable, extendable basketball rack. Equipped with a unique safety
lock and spring-assisted height adjustment. Thanks to its 2 swivel wheels, the SAM School
is extremely easy to move without floor damage. Furthermore, the SAM School is
extremely stable because of the heavy base frame and very compact to store.
2S AFETY
2.1 I NTRODUCTION
The SAM School has been designed and built in such a way that it can be used and
maintained safely. This applies to the application, the circumstances and the instructions
described in this documentation. Reading the documentation and following the
instructions are therefore necessary for anyone working with or on the equipment. For
professional use, it is the responsibility of the employer that these instructions are known
and complied with.
In this documentation, a distinction is made between normal use (see "Operating
instructions" on page 8) and other work (see "Other work" on page 11) to the product. The
reason is that other requirements are set on service staff than on the operators, especially
with regard to safety.
2.2 S AFETY REGULATIONS
All our (gymnastics) equipment complies with the fundamental health and safety
requirements from the relevant European Community directives.
In order to reduce the risk of injury and to ensure accurate operation of the equipment,
the following instructions must be strictly observed:
1. Use this equipment only with the assistance of a trained and
qualified instructor.
2. Check the equipment for sufficient stability before each workout and
only use it if it is technically sound.
3. Always check that the equipment is correctly installed, especially
the attachment points. If you do not trust it, do not use the
equipment and have it checked by an expert.
4. Know your own limit and that of the equipment. Follow
progressive instruction training and always consult an instructor.
5. Before use, check that the equipment is positioned in an obstacle-free manner.
6. Ensure appropriate safety zones around the equipment.
7. Never use the equipment when you are under the influence of
alcohol, medication or drugs.
8. Pregnant women or people with health problems should not use the
equipment.
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2.3 U SERS
The installation and storage of the equipment may only be carried out by authorized
adult persons who know and follow the contents of the chapters safety and operating
instructions from this documentation.
2.4 D ISPOSAL OF THE EQUIPMENT
If the equipment is discarded, the waste handling regulations that apply at that time
and at the relevant location must be observed.
Only well-known materials are processed in the equipment. Waste processing options
existed for these materials at the time of construction.
2.5 C ORPORATE R ESPON SA BILITY
Our company does not only consider the users but also the environment when designing
equipment and sports and play equipment.
We do this by using environmentally friendly materials such as wood with a sustainable
quality mark and phthalate-free PVC fabric. We also try to reduce our energy
consumption and we have company cars with a green label.
Furthermore, we work closely with the Sports for Children foundation. This foundation
gives used (gymnastics) equipment and sports and play materials a second life.
When a gym or sports hall is redesigned by us, the old equipment can be collected by
Sports for Children instead of taking it to the dump.
Sports for Children restores these where necessary and donates them to less fortunate
sports clubs and / or schools in Eastern Europe.
Through this effort and activities, they want to offer pleasure to children in Eastern
European countries that have little or no sports and games facilities at their disposal. In
this way we re-use our (gymnastics) equipment and sports and play materials and work
more environmentally friendly.
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3 USER INSTRUCTIONS
Before using the equipment, the information in the "Safety" chapter must be
known.
Work that is not mentioned in this chapter may only be carried out by
service personnel.
ATTENTION!
This basket rack is NOT designed for dunking
1. Start position = storage position
In this position the SAM School
can be moved, and the board is
locked.
(the hoop height is now 14 cm, the
total height 2 5cm)
2. Position the SAM School in the right place in the room and take it off its
transport system.
To disengage the SAM School from its transport system, push the lever forward until it
stops.
The SAM School transport system is now no longer engaged.
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3. Now that the SAM School is in the right place, it needs to be attached to the
floor. Attach a carabiner to the D-lock and secure it
to a floor hook. By turning the star knob clockwise, turn the toggle screw upwards and
tighten the whole.
4. To set the board at the desired height, pull out the catch and push the bracket up on
the mast. (a concealed gas spring provides support)
When you release the catch, it will pop into the next hole and locks. Repeat the above
action to raise the board.
The following heights are possible: 14 - 16 - 18 - 2 - 22 - 24 - 26 - 28 - 3 5 cm.
The heights are shown on the shaft next to the bracket for the height adjustment.
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5. Storage: Pull out the catch and pull the mast down to the lowest position using the
bracket. The catch gets into the hole and the mast is locked.
Loosen the floor fastening.
Pull the lever backwards until it clicks. The basket is back on its
transport system and can now be moved and stored safely.
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4 OTHER INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 M AINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS , REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENT OF PARTS
You are not permitted to repair any damage to this equipment yourself. Contact your
supplier for advice or technical support.
Any unauthorized repair or modification of specifications of / to this equipment is strictly
prohibited for safety reasons. If this does happen, any form of warranty and the right to
compensation in any form will automatically lapse.
The lifespan of equipment is limited. Obviously, materials wear out over time. Therefore,
check all parts that are subject to wear, at least every 3 months. This is relevant for the
safety of adjustable parts and mechanisms, including beams, rings and rails. Replace
worn, defective or missing parts. If in doubt, ask our specialists for advice.
Use this equipment only in dry condition.
4.2 P ERIODIC INSPECTION
To ensure safety, you must have the equipment checked by an expert at least once a
year. This check can be part of an annual or semi-annual check. We would like to point
out the option of a maintenance contract with our company.
Caution!
Deviation from the above requirements may have
consequences for the safety of the product. The
manufacturer cannot accept liability for this.
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5 INDICATION ON THE EQUIPMENT
5.1 CE TYPE PLATE
The following type plate is affixed to the equipment:
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