Eurotramp 97505 User manual

Use, Maintenance and Assembly Instructions

Sport-Thieme Adventure-Tramp

Art. no. 97505

1. Safety Instructions

2. General Data

3. Assembly Instructions

4. Structure

5. Safety Rules for Trampoline Use

6. Maintenance/Servicing

7. Parts List

1. Safety instructions

The trampoline has been tested and corresponds to the DIN EN 1176.

2. General Data Sport-Thieme Adventure-Tramp

2.1 Location decision

Possible locations for the Sport-Thieme Adventure-Tramp:

• Schools and kindergarten

• Outdoor and indoor swimming pools

• Amusement parks

• Holiday parks and campsites

• Shopping centres

• Indoor play centres

• Supervised/unsupervised playgrounds (depending on the jumping bed)

2.2 Product description

Art. no. 97505

The Sport-Thieme Adventure-Tramp belongs to the ground trampolines, i.e. it was con-

structed to be put into a pit.

Shoes may be worn to jump on the black wire reinforced belt material.

It is also suitable for multiple installations. We recommend a sufcient safety clea-

rance/space (approx. 150 - 200 cm) between the trampolines. There must be no obsta-

cles or objects located in the space between.

2.3 Technical data and dimensions

• Galvanised frame made of steel prole, L x W x H: 300 x 200 x 6 cm

• Measures jumping bed: 235 x 134 cm

• Steel springs: 62 pieces/trampoline

• Frame cover made of 3 cm bonded impact protection

• The trampoline is delivered disassembled

• The anchor bars have to be hooked into the jumping bed by yourself

2.4 Conditions of use

BG/GUV-SI 8095 must be observed for installation of the trampoline in schools and

kindergarten.

• Use of the trampoline in moist, rainy, snowy or icy weather conditions is prohibited.

• Shoes may be worn to jump on the wire-reinforced black belt material.

• Jumping on the trampoline is only permitted in the intended way. Jumping must

be limited to feet-rst jumps. Landing on the back or stomach and somersaults are

prohibited.

3. Assembly instructions

The shown sheet metal angle serves as a support for the screwed-on screen printing

plates. The frame proles must be tted around so that the closed side of the sheet metal

angle points upwards.

5 6

The eyelets for the corner springs can be ignored for the Sport-Thieme Adven-

ture-Tramp; these are only required for other ground trampolines.

3 4

Caution: The ground trampoline illustrated here is not the Sport-Thieme Adventure-Tramp,

but assembly is identical.

1211

910

A-A ( 1 : 20 )

B-B ( 1 : 20 )

B B

12 3 456 7 8

23 4 5 67 81

Datum Name

Bearb.

Gepr.

Maßstab Werkstoff

Rohteil/Halbzeug/Ausgangsteil

Benennung:

Ähnlich: Ers. für:

Zeichnungs - Nr.:

Model - NR.:

Name

Datum

Änd - Nr.:

Ä-Ind

Blatt:

Eurotramp-Trampoline

Kurt Hack GmbH

conrad09.12.2011

Adventure

Einbauzeichnung

Adventure zusammenbau

Thieme

PLOTUSER 00.00.0000

1:20

Blattgröße: A3

Anordnung von Fallschutzplatten kann Abweichen

array of safety slabs may vary

Einbauzeichnung gültig für Version mit "Kidstrampfeder"

drawing valid for model with "Kidstramp spring"

min. 2000

min. 1000

970

min.

100-120 Auflage/support area

100 Rahmen/frame

Rahmen/frame

Drainage vorsehen/arrange for drainage

2000 Rahmen/frame

3000 Rahmen/frame

Holz/wood

Fallschutzmatte/rubber padding

4. Structure

4.1 Planning information

• The type of pit arrangement and the area surrounding the pit depend on the local

conditions.

• Ask the landscape gardener or responsible building company which digs out the pit

in case of any doubt.

4.2 Assembly instructions

The trampoline is delivered disassembled. Sufcient numbers of helpers are required

to unload the trampoline from the truck and bring it to the place of installation. The

trampoline can be installed ready-for-use on-site by the retailer‘s trained personnel in

individual cases on request.

4.3 Weight

The weight per frame is approx. 150 kg without impact protection.

4.4 Digging the pit

• Dig out the pit according to the installation draft (see page 5).

• Pit edge reinforcement should be planned if the ground is not stable (sand).

• A fully circumferential foundation can be placed in the pit, on which the frame parts

are positioned, or the corresponding pedestals should be at least planned in the

corners.

• The pit edges in the lower area should be excavated at a slight angle to prevent the

soil from slipping down.

• The pit base should have a drainage possibility (e.g. layer of pebbles) if the base lay-

er is not permeable to water, so that the water can soak into the ground. There is

otherwise the danger of the pit lling up with water if the ground is not permeable

to water (clay or cement layer).

4.5 Surrounding area design

The design of the area surrounding the ground trampoline depends on the specic

conditions in individual cases. An impact protection with a natural base or another

suitable type of impact protection (designed for a free fall height of 100 cm) should be

foreseen.

4.6 Jumping bed assembly

• The top side of the black belt material is marked (thicker thread).

• Hook the jumping bed in (best done by 2 persons).

• Hook in two steel springs per corner rst to x the jumping bed.

• Hook the springs onto the jumping bed.

• Hook the springs on the long sides onto the frame rst and then the top end

springs. Always hook the springs on opposite sides in at the same time to prevent

unnecessary excess tension on the springs.

4.7 Necessary special tools

No special tools are required for assembly. A mounting tool for the springs, which is

enclosed with each ground trampoline, is recommended for easier replacement of the

springs.

4.8 Safety clearances

Top: A clearance of minimum 3.50 m (no branches or power lines etc.) should be abo-

ve the trampoline.

Side:A clearance of at least 1.50 m must be taken into account on all sides for all tram-

polines.

4.9 Care and care products

The Sport-Thieme Adventure-Tramp doesn‘t require any special care.

5. Safety rules for trampoline use

To enjoy jumping on a trampoline it is extremely important to avoid accidents and injuries.

Therefore the following rules must be observed:

The most important points:

• Jump alone as several jumpers at one time poses a big risk.

• Never jump off the trampoline. Anyone who underestimates the forces on the tram-

poline exposes themselves to signicant dangers.

• Consider your skills as far as condition and motor function are concerned.

• Serious injuries are not only caused by falling from the trampoline; uncontrolled jum-

ping can cause performers to land on the head or neck leading to serious injuries.

All exercises with a turn (somersault or landing on the stomach etc.) are therefore

strictly prohibited on the trampoline.

• Caution must be exercised at colder times of the year. However, there is no reason

to stop using the trampoline once snow has been removed from the jumping bed.

• Long-lasting snow loads cause unnecessary strain to the springs. Snow must be

regularly and carefully removed or the jumping bed can be removed during the

winter months. There is also the option of purchasing a wooden cover that can be

walked on, which protects the jumping bed from the inuences of weather and

prevents use of the apparatus.

• Strong gusts of wind have a negative effect on use of the trampoline.

6. Maintenance/Servicing

Should any defects on the jumping bed, impact protection or springs be identied that pre-

vent safe jumping, the trampoline must be cordoned off or the defects immediately recti-

ed. In case of any doubt whether the apparatus is suitable for use, it should be inspected

by an expert (playground operator, apparatus attendant or maintenance company). The pit

under ground trampolines can be cleaned by at least partially unhooking the jumping bed

from the springs.

6.1 Measures

• Missing parts are to be replaced.

• Damaged jumping beds are to be replaced.

• Over-extended, damaged and tired springs are to be replaced. You can recognise

that this is the case if the distances between the spring coils are uneven or if there

are remaining extensions in the spring that do not return to the original position

when the tension is released. The springs on one side of the trampoline bed should

be unhooked with the help of the supplied mounting tool. The springs can then be

taken out of the welded suspension hooks on the frame. The important thing is that

the springs are always hooked in with the eyelet pointing downwards (hook in on

the frame rst and then on the bed). The supplied mounting tool is a suitable aid; it

makes hooking in easier if the suspension hooks are raised slightly on the bed.

6.2 Maintenance and repairs cycles

TYPE OF INSPECTION FREQUENCY CONTENT

Normal visual inspection

• Monthly, if the trampoline

is used occasionally

• Weekly, if the trampoline

is used quite a lot

• Daily, if the trampoline is

used very often or if there

is a high risk of vandalism

• Visual control of the jumping bed,

impact protection and number of

springs

• Check whether the trampoline and

its surroundings are clean and whe-

ther there are any sharp edges, etc.

Operational inspection

Every three months if the

trampoline is used occasi-

onally, every month if it is

used a lot

Additionally to the visual control:

• Control whether the pit has been

lled up with grit or anything else

• Control whether there are any de-

fects caused by corrosion

• Control whether there are any mis-

sing parts

• Control whether there has been

excessive wearout

Annual main inspection Annualy

General control whether the trampoli-

ne is fool-proof. That‘s why additionally

to the visual and operational control

you have to check whether

• the jumping bed is hinged properly

• the frame has any fracture or other

defect

• the steel springs are broken or over-

stretched

• the rubber sheets are xed properly

• the spring ears point downwards

both at the jumping bed side and at

the frame side

Mounting tool Hinging or unhinging the steel

springs with the mounting tool

Hinging or unhinging the steel

springs with the mounting tool

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