sportspower trampoline instructions

2.2 Step-by-Step Assembly Process

Start by assembling the trampoline frame on a flat surface. Attach the legs securely and ensure stability. Next, connect the springs to the frame and mat, tightening them evenly. Follow the manual for proper spring alignment. Once the mat is secure, move on to attaching the enclosure poles. Ensure each pole clicks firmly into place. Finally, install the safety net, making sure it is tightly fastened to the enclosure. Double-check all connections for safety before use.

2.3 Attaching the Enclosure and Safety Net

Attach the enclosure poles to the trampoline frame by aligning the base sleeves and securing them tightly. Ensure each pole clicks firmly into place. Stretch the safety net over the enclosure, attaching it to the top of the poles using the provided straps. Tighten the net evenly to ensure a snug fit. Double-check all connections to ensure stability and safety. Make sure the net is securely fastened to prevent gaps or sagging, ensuring safe jumping conditions for users.

Usage Guidelines

Ensure only one user is on the trampoline at a time. Avoid somersaults, flips, or reckless behavior. Adult supervision is required for children under 12.

3.1 First-Time Use Instructions

Before first-time use, ensure the trampoline is properly assembled on a flat, even surface. Conduct a thorough inspection of all parts, including springs, mats, and the enclosure net. Ensure all safety pads are securely attached. Users should remove shoes and any sharp objects before jumping. Adult supervision is required, especially for children under 12. Start with low jumps to allow users to adjust to the trampoline’s bounce. Avoid somersaults or flips until proper skill and confidence are developed. Always follow the weight limit guidelines.

3.2 Allowed and Disallowed Activities

Allow only one user at a time to prevent collisions. Encourage jumping, playing games, and light exercises that promote fun and safety. Somersaults, flips, and acrobatic maneuvers are strictly prohibited due to the risk of serious injury. Users should not attempt to jump off the trampoline or climb the enclosure. Avoid using the trampoline in wet or icy conditions. Ensure all activities align with the manufacturer’s guidelines and safety recommendations. Adult supervision is required to enforce these rules and ensure compliance with safety standards.

3.4 Weight Distribution and Balance Tips

Ensure even weight distribution by centering yourself on the trampoline mat. Avoid leaning over the edges or attempting to climb the enclosure. Always maintain a upright posture while jumping to minimize imbalance. Place the trampoline on a flat, stable surface to ensure proper balance. Check that all springs and frame parts are securely attached. Never exceed the maximum weight limit of 220lbs/100kg. Keep the trampoline free of obstacles and ensure the enclosure net is tightly secured for added stability and safety during use.

Maintenance and Care

Regularly inspect the trampoline mat, springs, and frame for wear or damage. Clean the mat with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals. Ensure springs are tightly secured and the enclosure net is undamaged. Store the trampoline in a dry, protected area during off-season to prevent rust and deterioration. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for part replacements and maintenance to ensure longevity and safety.

4.1 Regular Inspection of Parts

Regularly inspect the trampoline mat, springs, and frame for signs of wear, such as holes, rust, or loose connections. Check the enclosure net for tears or detachment from the poles. Ensure all springs are tightly secured and the mat is evenly attached. Inspect the frame for dents or damage that could weaken its structure. Clean the mat with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals. Replace any damaged parts with genuine Sportspower components to maintain safety and performance. Store the trampoline in a dry, protected area during off-season to prevent rust and deterioration. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for part replacements and maintenance to ensure longevity and safety.

4.2 Cleaning and Upkeep

Use mild soap, water, and a soft brush to clean the trampoline mat and springs. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that may damage materials. Wipe the enclosure net with a damp cloth, removing dirt or debris. Regularly inspect and clean the frame to prevent rust. Dry the trampoline thoroughly after cleaning to avoid moisture buildup. For stubborn stains, mix baking soda and water for a gentle scrub. Always refer to the user manual for specific cleaning recommendations to maintain the product’s performance and safety.

4.3 Storage During Off-Season

During off-season, disassemble and store the trampoline in a dry, secure location. Clean and dry all parts thoroughly before storage. Use the original packaging or sturdy boxes to protect components. Store the mat, springs, and enclosure net separately to prevent damage. Keep the frame in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight. Avoid leaving the trampoline outdoors year-round, as weather conditions can cause rust or fading. Ensure all parts are securely stored to prevent loss or damage.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Identify the problem and refer to the manual for solutions. Inspect for damage, tighten loose parts, and replace worn components. Contact Sportspower support if issues persist.

5.1 Sagging Trampoline Mat

A sagging mat may indicate loose or damaged springs. Inspect the springs and tighten any that are loose. Replace springs if they are rusted or broken. Ensure the mat is evenly attached to the frame. If the issue persists, check for frame damage or uneven ground. Level the ground or reinforce the frame as needed. Regularly inspect the mat for holes or tears and repair or replace it promptly. Avoid overloading the trampoline beyond its weight limit.

5.2 Broken Springs or Frame Damage

If springs are broken or the frame is damaged, stop using the trampoline immediately. Inspect the springs and frame for rust, cracks, or bends. Replace any damaged springs with genuine Sportspower parts. Tighten loose springs and bolts. For frame damage, contact Sportspower customer service for authorized repairs or replacements. Avoid using the trampoline until all issues are resolved. Regular inspections can prevent such damage. Always use the trampoline as per the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure longevity and safety.

5.3 Enclosure Net Malfunction

If the enclosure net is torn, detached, or sagging, discontinue use immediately. Inspect the net for tears or frayed edges. Ensure all net poles and straps are securely attached to the trampoline frame. Tighten any loose connections. For severe damage, replace the net with a genuine Sportspower part. Contact Sportspower customer service for assistance. Avoid attempting repairs with unauthorized materials. Regularly inspect the net for wear and tear. Always ensure the net is properly assembled to prevent accidents during use.

Warranty and Customer Support

Visit http://www.sportspowerspares.com/register to register your Sportspower product and access warranty benefits. For inquiries, contact Sportspower Ltd. at 1-866-370-2131 or visit their website for support and replacement parts.