SLIDEWHIZZER Stair Slide User manual

Stair Slide
Assembly Instructions
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SAFETY NOTES
instructions and advice must be followed:
1. Thoroughly read all parts of this manual and strictly follow the instructions
before using.
specified by the manufacturer.
3. Not suitable for children under 3 years as contains small parts
and insufficient strength.
4. This equipment must be assembled and checked by an adult.
5. Please retain complete instructions for future reference.
6. For outdoor use.
7. Check all nuts and bolts for tightness and tighten when required.
8. Check all coverings and bolts for sharp edges and replace when required.
9. Place this equipment on a level surface at least 2 meters from any structure or
obstruction. Such as a fence, garage, house, overhanging branches, laundry
line or electrical wires.
10. Other persons must never be allowed to stand within the range
11. DO NOT install this equipment over concrete, asphalt or any other hard surface.
12. Leave all fittings finger tight until assembly is complete (for ease of construction)-
then tighten firmly.
13. Always supervise young children at play, until they are physically competent and
confident.
14. This item is not designed for adults or maximum weight of 1 child not to
exceed 35kgs.
15. DO NOT allow children to stand on the slide chute and over load in one play element.
16. DO NOT allow loose, baggy (or hooded) clothes to be worm, since children can get
trapped and may be unable to free themselves.
17. DO NOT allow children to climb on parts on this equipment not intended for this
purpose.
18. Regularly check the item for wear and damage, removing the item from use when
necessary until replacement parts are fitted.
19. Please remove all packaging including shrunk-on film, polybag, carton, pallet, …ect.
before giving to a child.
20. This product is for home use only and has not been designed for commercial use
in play fitness centers, nurseries, etc.
21. Failure to assemble this item as per the instruction may cause injury to the user.
22. Please keep these instruction in a safe place for future reference.
23. Age suitability: 3-10 years.
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24. Do not put your hand near moving parts.
To prevent damage and accidents to persons and/or property, the following
2. Do not use any accessories other than those provided and /or
of action of the equipment when in use.

A J
M6 15mm bolt (x 2) Top slide chute (x 1)
M6 35mm bolt (x 11)
M6 washer (x 7) M4 x 14mm (x 4)
Handrail tube (x 2)
Spring washer (x 7) Plastic cap (x 4)
Domenut (x 7) 1/4" x 5/8" (x 4)
M6 square washer (x 4)
Tie bar (x 1)
Middle slide chute (x 1)
Ladder step (x 2)
Chute bottom support tube (x 1)
Bottom slide chute (x 1)
TOOL REQUIRED
Steel plate (x 2)
1. Philips head screw driver
2. Combination Wrench 10
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COMPONENT LIST
D
E
O
Tie bar (x 1)
L
B
K
X
Ladder stabilizar bar (x 1)
F
G
H
I
Q
R
U
V
W
Ground anchor (x 2)
P
N
M
Spanner (x 1)

Assembly Steps:
Step 1 Assembling the Top and the
Middle slide chute (V)
1 - 1. The Top slide chute (J) and the Middle slide chute (V) have
tongue-and-groove joint on the edge for the connection.
1 - 2. Turn the Top slide chute (J) and the Middle slide chute (V) to the back side.
(Figure 1)
1 - 3. Connect the top slide chute (J) and Middle slide chute (V) by embedding
tongue-and-groove joint firmly. (Figure 2)
(Figure 2)
(J) (V)
(Figure 1)
NOTE:
Please ensure the connection are perfect and
the two slide chutes meet closely without any gap.
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step 1
step 2
step 3
step 4

1 - 4. Fix the Top slide chute (J) and the Middle slide chute (V)
by using the steel plate (X) x 1 and bolt (Q) x 2. (Figure 3)
1 - 5. Fix the edge of Top slide chute (J) and the Middle slide chute (V)
by using bolt (M) x 2. (Figure 4)
Step 2 Assembling the slide chute of Step 1
and the Bottom slide chute (W)
2 - 1. Lay out the slide chute of Step 1 and the Bottom slide chute (W). (Figure 1)
2 - 2. Connect the slide chute of Step 1 and the Bottom slide chute (W) by embedding
tongue-and-groove joint firmly. (Figure 2)
the slide chute of Step 1 (W)
(Figure 1: Front view of the slide chute of
Step 1 and Bottom slide chute)
NOTE:
Please ensure the connection are perfect and
the two slide chutes meet closely without any gap.
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(Figure 3)
(Figure 4)
(Figure 2)

2 - 3 . Turn the slide chute of Step 2 - 2. to the back side.
2 - 4 . Fix the slide chute of Step 1 and the Bottom slide chute (W)
by using the steel plate (X) x 1 and bolt (Q) x 2. (Figure 2)
2 - 5. Fix the edge of the slide chute of Step 1 and the Bottom slide chute (W)
by using bolt (M) x 2. (Figure 3)
Step 3 Assembling the Top/Bottom handrail and
the ladder
3 - 1. Connect the ladder stabilizer bar (I) together.
3 - 2. Insert the plastic cap (R) to the both sides of the ladder stabilizer bar (I).
3 - 3. Fix the bottom handrail tube (L - b) to the ladder stabilizer bar (I)
by using bolt (B) x 1 + washer (D) x 1+ spring washer (E) x 1
and domenut (F) x 1. (Figure 1)
3 - 4. Fix the ladder step (H) to the bottom handrail tube (L - b)
by using bolt (B) x 1 + square washer (U) x 1. (Figure 2)
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(Figure 2)
(Figure 1)
(Figure 2)
(Figure 3)

3 - 5. Insert the top handrial tube (L - a) to the bottom handrail tube (L - b). (Figure 3)
3 - 6. Make the slide chute of Step 2 go through the Top handrail tube (L - a) of
Step 3 - 5. by using bolt (B) x 1 + washer (D) x 1+ spring washer (E) x 1 and
domenut (F) x 1. (Figure 4) Insert plastic cap (R) into the top of handrail tubes
and both side of ladder stabilizer bar.
Step 4 Assembling the Tie Bar
4 - 1.
Fix the tie bar (G) and (K) together by using bolt (B) x 1 + washer (D) x 1 +
spring washer (E) x 1 and domenut (F) x 1. (Figure 1)
4 - 2. Connect the tie bar (G) to the ladder stabilizer bar by using bolt (B) x 1 +
washer (D) x 1 + spring washer (E) x 1 and domenut (F) x 1. (Figure 2)
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(Figure 3)
(Figure 1)
(Figure 2)
(Figure 4)

4 - 3. Fix the tie bar (K) to the chute bottom suport tube (P) by using bolt (B) x 1 +
washer (D) x 1 + spring washer (E) x 1 and domenut (F) x 1. (Figure 3)
4 - 4. Fix the chute bottom suport tube (P) to the both sides of Bottom slide chute (W)
by using bolt (A) x 1. (Figure 4)
4 - 5. Fix both sides of the ladder stabilizer bar (I) by using the ground anchor (O)
on the ground.
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(Figure 4)

4 - 6. When selecting a place to install the equipment, take into account the space
required for the training activity. Allowing a margin of at least 1.5 m on all sides.
For this reason, avoid positioning the equipment near protruding elements,
walls, treescape, etc.
4 - 7. Once the equipment has been assembled, make sure that it is placed
safely and completely stable, never on carpet (it must be
4 - 8. Do not install the equipment inside the sauna or any wet area.
Care and Maintenance
1. This equipment must be assembled and checked by an adult.
2. Regularly check all nuts and bolts for tightness before use and replace any worn,
defective or missing parts. DO NOT try to repaire broken parts.
3. Regularly check wavy slide, steel tube, step, ground anchor and other parts
are tightened completely and replace worn & damaged parts when necessary.
4. Remove wore and damage parts from use when necessary until replacement
parts are fitted.
5. At the beginning of each season, please oil all metallic move parts to maintain
and regularly oil when necessary during the usage season.
6. Wavy Slide placement:
(a) Place this equipment on a level surface at least 2 meters from any structure
or obstruction. Such as a fence, garage, house, overhanging branches, laundry
line or electrical wires.
(b) DO not install this equipment over concrete, asphalt or any other hard surface.
(c) Place this equipment on a well-lighted area.
(d) Do not use indoor.
7. Weather condition:
(a)
Slide should be kept dry--do not use when these parts are wet.
(b) Wind or air movement shall be calm and gentle.
(c) Please do not use when face sun directly to affect visibility or change
orientation to leave sun behind.
8. This item is not designed for adults or maximum weight of 1 child not to
exceed 35kgs.
9. Please keep these instruction in a safe place for future reference.
10. To keep clean of this equipment. Page 9 of 9
perfectly stable, not least under conditions of maximum load).
Because it may cause rusty.