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Chad Valley 367/5511 User Manual

Chad Valley 367/5511
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6FT TRAMPOLINE
WITH ENCLOSURE
Assembly & User Instructions -
Please keep for future reference
367/5511
Important -
Please read these instructions fully before assembly or use.
Issue 1 - 13/10/11
These instructions contain important information which will help you get the best from your
product and ensure safe and correct assembly, use and maintenance.
Important
Maximum user
weight: 45kg
Age: 3 - 6 years
If you need help or have damaged or missing parts, call the Customer Helpline: 0843-5034455
Tips: It will take around 30
2 people may be required
minutes to assemble it.
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Chad Valley 367/5511 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandChad Valley
Model367/5511
CategoryAccessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Information

Parts

Assembly Instructions

Step 1: Frame Assembly

Assemble the frame by connecting tubing parts using slide-in joints.

Step 2: Attach Top Rails and Leg Sockets

Connect Top Rail with Leg Socket to support assemblies and install Top Rail sections.

Step 3: Trampoline Mat Assembly

Lay out the trampoline mat inside the frame and attach springs using the spring loading tool.

Step 4: Mark Starting Point

Select a starting point on the Top Rail Frame to begin spring attachment, identified as 'ZERO'.

Step 5: Attach First Spring

Use the spring loading tool to attach the first spring to the frame at the 'ZERO' point.

Step 6: Attach Spring at Point 18

Attach the next spring at point 18, 18 holes away from the starting point.

Step 7: Attach Spring at Point 9

Attach a spring at point 9, counting back 9 holes from point 36.

Step 8: Attach Spring at Point 27

Attach another spring at point 27 to ensure even tension distribution across the mat.

Step 9: Continue Spring Attachment

Attach springs every 3 holes on opposite sides for even tension distribution.

Step 10: Complete Spring Attachment

Attach the remaining springs by following the pattern of equal hole spacing.

Step 11: Safety Placard Attachment

Attach the Safety Instruction Placard to the vertical frame joint and top rail using a tie wrap.

Step 12: Frame Pad Assembly

Lay the frame pad over the trampoline, covering springs and frame, and tie down elastic straps.

Step 13: Secure Frame Pad

Tie the elastic straps of the frame pad securely around each leg socket.

Step 14: Attach End Caps

Attach End Caps to the Lower Frame Tubes, ensuring they are inserted into the holes.

Step 15: Attach Caps to Upper Tubes

Attach plastic caps to upper frame tubes using screws and allen wrench, then reposition foam.

Step 16: Connect Lower Tubes to Leg Base

Connect lower frame tubes to leg base using U-screws, clamps, spacers, lock nuts and covers.

Step 17: Connect Cable Wires

Connect the thread to the nut of the cable wires using a wrench to ensure secure fastening.

Step 18: Assemble Enclosure Netting

Insert cable wires into enclosure netting sleeve and connect wire ends securely.

Step 19: Attach Enclosure Ring to Frame

Attach cable wire/netting rings to plastic caps on upper frame tubes, then place onto trampoline mat.

Step 20: Connect Enclosure to Lower Frame

Connect the assembled enclosure ring to the lower frame tubes, squeezing foam to locate holes.

Step 21: Tie Enclosure Cords

Tie cords through the mat ring and enclosure netting edge, repeating until all cords are secured.

Step 22: Secure Enclosure Door

Zip the enclosure netting door and attach the sewn buckle to the trampoline leg base.

Step 23: Final Safety Check and Warnings

Attach safety placard, review all safety rules, and read care instructions before use.

User Instruction

Rules of Using the Trampoline

Follow safety rules, supervision guidelines, and avoid advanced maneuvers like somersaults.

Trampoline Usage Guidelines

Familiarize with bounce, master brake bounce, start/finish in center, look forward, avoid fatigue.

Basic Bounces

Learn basic bounce techniques including starting position, arm swings, and landing.

The Seat Bounce

Learn the seat bounce by landing in a flat sitting position and pushing up with hands.

The Front Bounce (Arms Push)

Perform a low bounce, land prone, push off with arms to return to standing.

The Front Bounce (Hands Push)

Start in front bounce position, push off with hands to return to standing or prone.

Care and Maintenance

Regular Inspections

Regularly check nuts, bolts, parts, and frame for wear, damage, or corrosion.

Windy Conditions

Secure or disassemble the trampoline in windy conditions to prevent damage or movement.

Moving the Trampoline

Move the trampoline by at least 2 people, do not drag it to avoid damage.

Product Warnings

Follow assembly instructions, check for wear, ensure security, and discontinue use if damaged.

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