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INTRODUCTION
Before you start to use the soccer goal, be sure to carefully read all the information provided to you in this manual. Just
like any other type of physical recreational activity, participants can be injured. To reduce the risk of injury, be sure to
follow appropriate safety rules and tips.
1. WARNINGS FOR USE
WARNINGS AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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WARNING! Choking hazard! Small parts. Not for children under 3 years old.
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WARNING! Always anchor the goal. Unsecured Goal can fall over causing serious injury or death.
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WARNING! Strangulation hazard! Keep small children away from the soccer goal and packaging at all times.
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WARNING! Do not climb on the goal frame or net. This can cause serious injury.
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WARNING! Only for domestic use.
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WARNING! Only for outdoor use.
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WARNING! Adult supervision is required at all times.
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WARNING! The soccer goal shall be assembled by an adult in accordance with the assembly instructions.
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WARNING! Wear clothes free of drawstrings, hooks, loops or anything that could get caught in the soccer goal net.
Remove jewellery.
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WARNING! Ensure that this goal is secured at all times using the appropriate anchoring system to keep it from
toppling over.
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Read instructions before using the soccer goal.
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Inspect the goal before each use and replace any worn, defective or missing parts.
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Do not affix additions or appendages to the goal frame that could affect the safety of the goal.
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This goal is intended to be used for soccer only and no other purpose (i.e. rugby or Gaelic football games).
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Check for correct assembly prior to first use. Check connecting parts and screw connections for stability and fit.
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Secure and fully tighten all fittings and fastenings before each use.
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Retain this maintenance instruction manual for future reference.
2. INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY
Ensure all necessary steps are carefully followed to assemble the soccer goal, as explained in the graphical instructions
on page 4-16. Once assembled the soccer goal, please ensure the ground pegs are securing the soccer goal in the
ground. The pegs should be completely anchored and must be firmly attached into the ground. If the ground is too hard,
the goal must be saved with appropriate measures to prevent against overturning in order to prevent risk of injuries.
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Ensure the soccer goal is placed on a level surface.
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Sufficient overhead clearance and a clearance of at least 3 meter around the perimeter of the soccer goal is
recommended. Please ensure that there are no hazardous objects near the soccer goal such as tree limbs, other
recreational objects (i.e. swing sets, swimming pools), electrical power wiring, walls, fences, etc.
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For moving the soccer goal, use adequate manpower (no less than two people).
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Secure the soccer goal to prevent for unauthorized and unsupervised use.
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