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5. Assembly and maintenance instructions
5.1 Installation and dismantling
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Do not install the trampoline during windy weather, but wait until the wind has abated.
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We recommend wearing work gloves when installing the products.
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Location: Find a suitable place for the installation of the trampoline ensuring there are no surrounding obstacles.
Verify soil condition and characteristics of designated location to determine installation suitability.
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A shock-absorbing base must be installed to a width of 1.5 metres around the trampoline. Examples of suitable
shock-absorbing materials can be found in the EN1176-1:2017 standard, table 4; a falling height of 1,200 mm
should be allowed for here.
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While digging the hole, soil should be firm to avoid collapsing due to erosion. If necessary, strengthen the sides of
the hole or make them smooth to prevent this.
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If the ground is too hard to dig, it would be better to choose another location, or contact a groundwork
professional.
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Verify if a high ground-water level does not contribute to a collection of water in the hole. In addition, verify there
is adequate drainage to dispose rain water.
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In addition, verify there is adequate drainage to dispose rain water.
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Ensure that the BERG Trampoline is installed on level ground. Use a spirit level to check this.
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The trampoline may have fixings with self-locking nuts. These self-locking nuts are for single use only and must
be replaced when dismantling and reinstalling the trampoline.
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See page 3 and onwards for instructions on how to install the product.
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Install accessories according to the installation manual /guide.
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Should the trampoline require movement to another current location (short distance), disassemble the anchors (if
any) first prior to relocation. It is recommended the trampoline be lifted via the top rails by at least 4 adults.
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Should the trampoline be removed and placed in an alternative area not close to original location, dissasemble
and place in original packaging. Re-assemble in accordance to the assembly and installation instructions.
5.2 Maintenance instructions
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Inspect the BERG Trampoline before each use according to the installation instructions and replace defective,
worn or missing parts. Ignoring these instructions and failing to carry out maintenance could lead to dangerous
situations and unnecessary risks for the user. To order original BERG Trampoline parts and accessories, please
refer to your dealer or visit www.bergtoys.com.
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Check the condition of the frame parts (broken welds, bent frame or sharp and protruding parts) and replace
them if necessary.
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Check the condition of the springs (broken or excessive stretching) and the attachment of the springs to the
frame and jumping mat. The springs and the suspension system are subject to wear and tear; replace worn
parts in time.
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Check that the bolt connections are tight and retighten them if necessary. Check that the connections (pressure
pins) are secure and check that they do not come loose when trampolining.
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Check the condition of the jumping mat (damage, wrong tension, loose stitching or sagging of the mat). The
jumping mat will wear out through use and exposure to sunlight (UV radiation). Replace the jumping mat in time
when the condition of the mat starts to deteriorate.
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Check the condition of the protective edge and its attachment to the frame. Replace a defective protective edge.
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Fertilisers (liquid fertiliser or fertiliser granules, etc) must not be used within a 2-metre radius of a BERG
Trampoline. The use of such products can be harmful to the trampoline materials.
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The jumping mat and protective edge are easily cleaned with a cloth and some cold or lukewarm water. Do not
use solvents, detergent, soap powder or hot water under any circumstances.
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Repairs must be carried out by a professional. Please consult your BERG dealer.
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After a rainy period and prior to usage, inspect the trampoline hole. Ensure there is adequate drainage to
dispose of rain water.
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As per the diagram in the installation manual, use the included tape measure (located in the packaging) to
measure and determine the correct diameter, depth and shape of the dug hole.
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Inspect the hole under the trampoline regularly (at least 1x per year) and take corrective action if necessary. As
indicated in the installation instructions, check the hole for the right depth, the right shape, the stability of the
frame, and whether the trampoline is still level with the ground. Check the hole for hidden objects and remove
them if necessary.
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