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important! Please Read Completely Before Beginning installation. According
to a report published by tt-e U. S. Consurler Product Sx'aty Commission (C. P. S. C-)
72% of all playground injuries result from accidental falls. With this in mind. this
equiprnert s designed to fill the need fcr safe yet challenging play. In conjun-tion
with design efforts to redace the possibilities of injuries. this equipment must
be installed "Step by Step" per our installation instructions. As a neer owner ycu
are •esponsible for .he correct installation. safe use, and maintenance of your
equipment.
INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
• Identify all parts anc thoroughly read the assamoly Instructions before
beginning construction.
Sits layout is a critical part of the overall installation. Footings must be
measured and marked ac--arately according to the footing diagram. A level and
clear ns-.allation sire is ideal.
Gooddrainage aroundthe structure anc fssupports is importart. Inquirew!th
loca contractors for aparopriate recommendations.
After laying out all footings and before digging holes, besureto inquire about
underg-ound utilities that may exist.
Refer to your playground equipment drays ng and footing diagram to assure
the equipment purchasedhill fit into your selected site area. The use and no-
ancroachnent zsnas around the play equipment shall be areas empty o' obstaclas
and designated for urrastrictad crculation.
TI -e dimens ons of Use Zones vary based upon the applicabl.- standard
for your location. The master layou= drawing will show the mirimam use zone
necessary for -he ecuipment in your area.
PlayFinakers° Guidelines
When building :he structure, the recommended order of assambly is: 1) posts,
2) decks. 3) bridging components that taili set and square distannes between decks,
A} barriers ardfA rcofs thatvAll addto the stability and rigidity ofthe structure, 51
climbers and rarounc based components and 61 partial roofs and nor st•uctural
components.
Insure tha_ hard surface warning/Playworld systems Identification labels are
p-operly affixed to the play agOpment Labels areto be pla my visible according to
current playground equipmentguideliines. See page 11. For the areas ccniprving
with ASTM and GSA stamcf ds age ap rnprate isbeis must a(so be applied. See
page 10-
.
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Do not leave t,)a job sire unattended kk1thout making s -ire that all fastening
hardware on all components are tightened according to tightening torcue
specifications listad on every installation guide. Wa also recommend roping off
construction area and covering al holes tha_ do not conain a p eea or equipment
with plyv!ocd or other suitable material.
PROTECTIVE SURFACING
• IMPORTANT! Because accidental falls around your p ayground Equipment
can occur, Play+nrorld Systems recornme,)ds trial .he area under and aroard the
structure be covered Mth a resilient material such as sand, bark mulch; or good
chipes If loose fill mrfac ng materials are usec. Playworid Systems recammends
a deptl- of 12 in. f305 mm). An approved rubber safe -y matting can aisa be used.
cti
Many proteve surfacing materials can become compacted due to weather
and use, which reduces their shock absorbency. it is strongly recommended
that the surfacing be checked weekly and material added or replaced as
necessary. Hard surfaces, such as asphalt, concrete and packed earth are
not acceptable for use under playground equipment_
The eitire area, under and around the playground equipment. must be covered
with protective surfacing material. The impact attenuation of the protective surfacing
u-ider and arounc playground equipment sho ild be rated to have a critical height
value of at least the height o- the highest accessible part of the equ pment. The
critical height for surfacing is to berated in acro -dance -with the A.S.T.P.d standard,
designated F-1292. A Standard Specification for Impact Attenuation of Surface
Systerrs UnderandAround Playerounc Equipment. Co,)tact the marufacture,of
unitary su facing materials ',rubber matting) for the crtical height rating for their
products.
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Installation Guideline
USE ZONE INFORA9ATION:
Will, s of the app!lcable standard far your /ocahon. The master structure dra%virg
Will, st:o�1� use zores and cntical telt he'ghts for the egylpmenf
ASTM
The eve all use zone measurements for compost -a play structures should
extend a minimum of 72 inches from its perimeter: dimensions and eonfig,111'atian
Of the use zone are dependent upon the types of included play equipment.
• Ifthe sta_ionary, pay equ pment contains a slide (orslides), the use zones of
the slide (or side,; may not be Overlap by th
equipment. e use zones of adjacent play
The use zone in `rant of the slide exit shall be a minimum of 72 inches and
shall not exceed 96 inches. —he use zone shall be measured from the and of
the slide and equal the •rartical measurement as measured from the highest
point of the slidi'surface to the )g
Example: If the highest a slid tine su-1acing at the Glide zxit.
Point of flys sliding surface is 73.5 inches. the use zone
in front of the slide ex t should rneasu a 73.5 inches.
CSA
• The eve all use zone measurements for composi-e
extend a minimum of 188 mm from its play y structures should
of the use zone are , Perimeter: dirrensions and configuration
dependent upon the types of included play equipment.
If the stationary p ay equ pment contains a slide (orsli•des), the use zones of
the slide (or slides; may not be overlapped by the use zones of adjacent play
equipment.
A1`10 -encroachment zone is also required for the ex t of slides over 4E" (1220
mm) in height. In addition to the use zone measurement at the runout of the
slide, the no -encroachment zona vri I extend an additional 1800 hI anmay
not be overlapped by the use o- no -enc
equipment. oachmen_ zonas of adj ena play
The use zone in front of the slide exit shall be a minimum of 1800 m -n
shall not exceed 2400 Mm. The use zore shall to and
from
the highest
measuredm the end of
fro
the slide and equal the vertical measurement as
Point of the slidi*)g surface to the protective su facing at the Aida exit.
sliding surface Is 1870
Fxamp1e: If the highest point of the
in front of the slide ex t s-lould me a u-eslid 187C mm. M. the use zone
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EN
For areas complying with :he European Standard (EN -1176 ! EN -117?), the
use zone atthe end of the slide runout Mll ! e at least 2000 mm for Type
Thare is also a free space of 1003 mm on either side of :he slide ewaydes.
• The use zone (Impact zone) is a minimurh of 1600 mrn and „kill increase as
the critical fall heightexceeds 15co rnm. A formula to calculate the
for higher fall heights is: 2l3y t 500 mm, where yacuimpact zone
als the highest critical fall
height for the component.
FOOTING5
For Ire-9ro end Footinr In t II do
shown in the footing detFil. If a level and clear site cannot be obtained, adjust the
,excavate the holes as
depth of footing to maintain a level footing base. If sail conditions are loose or
unstable, a arger diameter footing may be required. Inquire with local contractors
for appropriate re-,ommendations. Be sure the concrete that might have splashed
onto the urit is •mashed Off before it dries. Al a•,v concrete to harder 72 hours
before allowing -vourstructare to be used. Assemble the entire structure before
Pouring concrete unless specifically instructed to do so in the installation
instructions.
• For Surface "Ourlt II Installations see a 6.
Model ZZPhIGUID
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Installation Guidelines
REQUIRED TOOLS
Playworld systems4 supplies a sere ce kit that contains commonly used 'lex key
wrenches required to assemble your equipment. Ycu may also need: shovel,
diggirg i -on, post hole digger, stee rake. vvheelbarrow garden hoe, water hose,
tape measure level, alignment tool, XB" ratchet with 9116" socket. and 9116"
comb nation wrench.
Recommended Tools for Installation:
Shovel r Spade
Hammers (Various Sizes)
Assorted Files
Post Hole Digger
Tape Measure
Visa Grip 1 Locking Pliers
Digging Iron
Safety Glasses
Pencils
Stee Rake
Line Level
Electrical Extension mord
1A,heeibarrow
2 ft. &I It. Level
Nylon Construcbon Line
Ga -den Hose
Utility Kn0e
screvfdrvem
Wat-r Hone Nozzle
Electric Drill
Scrap Wood Fcr Shims
318" Ratchet Set -
5.16", 7i' 6'.1:2'. 9.'t V& 3C'4'
Combination Wrenches -Drill
7+16', ii2', °'16' & 3+4"5.16',
Bits -
3:8".
Tools That h1ake the Job Faster:
Pl U"'Qia. Auger) vf Auger
112':13
Nylon Ratchet Strap
318"-16 Tap & Die Set
Rechargeable Drill
6 ft. Stop Ladder
Alignment Tool i Punch
Ilex Key Wrenches -
3,16", T32".1:4' & 5:1 V
3.'8 D14e Allen Wrenches
3:16', 7,W".1:4' & 5:16"
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MAINTENANCE
• Inadequate maintenance of equipment has resulted in injuries on the
p ayground. Because the safety of playground equ pment and its stability depends
on good ins pact on and mainte-)ante, a comprehensive maintenance program
must be developed for each playground and strictly followed. All equipmeit
must be inspecled frequently for ary potential hazards. Specia atention must to
be given to moving parts and otter camponents that can be expected to vicar.
I nspections must to oe carried out n a systematic manner by trained personnel.
Any damaged cr worn pats, or any other hazards identifiec during inspections
must be repaired or replaced immediately. Complete documentation of all
maintenance inspections and repairs must be retained.
SUPERVISION GUIDELINES
Playmlorid Sys-emsx strongly recommends close supervision of the chi dren
as they play as well as intensive classroom and home instruction about safe
behavior on playground equipment.
• Playground suoervisors should be awarethat not all playground equipment is
appropriate for all childrenwho may use -he playground. Signs should be posted
near the equipment incicating the recommended age of tha users. Supervisors
should direct children to equipment appropriate for t-)eir age_
It is important that playground supervisors recognize that preschool -age
children recuire more attentive supervision on playgro(.nds than older children.
• Do not permit the .ase ofvlet playground equipment. WetequipmentvAll inhibit
necessary traction and gripping capabi Itles. Slips or falls could occur.
Do not permit too many ch Idren on the same piece of equipment at -hesame
tine. It is sugges-ed that children take turns.
Constamly ooserve play patterns to discover possible tazardous play and
suggest changes in equipmen- use or play oatterns.
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Installation Guidelines
IN GROUND FOOTING DIAGRAMS_ AS—TM-1 cs
Support Post
Protective Surfacing Level Factory -Applied Protective
Surfacirg Level Sticker
Varies Grounc Level
36" L 2" (51 m m )
(914 mm)
42"
{1067 mml
Concrete Varies
2b 5bone i` 18" — End Cap from
(457 mm) Post Shipping Tube
Diameter (Dill hoes ri1 cep (o f,."w
for oyster drainage)
SUPPort Post Footing Detail {ASTM/CSA}
Component
P-otective Surfacing Level Factor -A
pp lied Surfaci"g Level Sicker ive
Varies Grounc Level
24" L 2" (51 mm)
{610 MM)
(762 mm)
Concrete Varies
2b Ston12" End Cap from
(305 mm) Post Sh Aping Tube
Diameter AVho.esin cap to Okow
fcr 01R,61* drainage)
Component Footing Detail (ASTMICSA)
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Installation Guidelines
IN GROUND FOOTING DIAGRAMS: GROUND ZERO POSTS
Support P
P-otective Surfacing Le
Varies
48" _L
(1219 mm)
54"
(1372�rnm)
Concrete
Factory -Applied Protective
Surfacirg Level Sticker
Orounc Level
r 2" (61 rrm)
FOOTING NOTES
• 8appor post footing depth equals 42 in. (10E7 mrr) less the depth of .he
p-otective surfacing material. The post is designad to have 24" (610 mm) in
concrete.
t<xanipfe: if 12 in. (30£ mrr) of mood Mulct- is used for surfacing, the footing
depth would be 30 in. (762 mm).
GroundZer 11 poste are fcoted 12 in. (,305 mm'Ideeperthan tie regular Support
posts. anc will be marked as such on the master focting diagram.
• Component footing dep_h equals 30 in. (762 rrm) fess the depth of .he
Varies p'otective surfacing material. The post is designed to have 12" (3Q5 mm) in
concrete.
Examfate. If 12 in. (305 mrr) of mod m0cr is used for surfacing, the footing
depth would be 18 in. (457 mm).
2b Stoned i^ 18" -i 'End Gap from
(467 mm) Past Shipping Tube
Diameter (Dfilli;otesill eaotoallcty
for -,yater drainage)
GroundZerO(-"- Support Post Footing Detail ASTMICSA
Protective •surfarina ;G o.tndZafU`Support Post
Factory Applia;l 5urfachg Label
400 mm
<— i60 rnm —►
Di: meter
Footing Detail - GroundZerCr-4`Support Past (EN)
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• .6,1 support posts and compcnent support legs spall have aither a -actory-
applied stickar wi_h line. or factory -applied marts designating protective surfacing
leve on a clear aid level installation site.
• f play structure is Installed on uneven terrain, maintain support post mark
at orotective surfacing level at lowast grade. Adjust other `ootings accordingly.
Support posts and all attaching decks and play components must be plumb and
level.
Do nct encase bottom of support post in ocncrete. Place post directly cn
packed stone_
• The footings snovvnonPlayworldSysiems'documentationarerecommarda=ions
based on his=orical performance in average soil conditions. Fasting dimensions
may be modifies by the owner based on actual soil conditions.
For example:
- If local soil is loose or un3table, a larger footing xray be required.
- If local sou is considered stable, such as bedrock. clay or hard packed
earth, a sma ler footing may be used. Before changing footing dimensions, we
strongly recommenc that the footings be reviewed and approved by a registered
engineer.
• Base of footing must be belowfros_ line.
• Assembla the entire structure before pouring concrete unless specifically
irstructed to do so in tFe i-Kfividual component installation instructions.
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Installation Guidelines
SURFACE MOUNT FOOTING DIAGRAMS: SUPPORT POSTS AND COMPONENTS
Concrete Base
dace Niount Post
Protective
Surfacirg Level
Anchor Bolts
Supplied By
C ustome r
Surface Mount Footing Detail
FOOTING NOTES: PIER TYPE SURFACE MOUNT
At support posts and compenent support legs spall have wither a �actory-
applied stickervfi:h line; or factory -applied mark designating protective surfacing
leve on a clear and level installation site.
f play structure is installed on uneven terrain, maintain support post mark
at orotective surfacing level at to+neast grade. Adjust other 'ootings accordingly.
Support posts and all attaching decks and play components must be plumb and
level.
Footing size may vary due to local soil and weathe- concitions.
Base of footing must be belowfros: Una.
DEFINITIONS
Cgncre-e Pier A. pier type surface -nount installation is defined as a footing FOOTING NOTES: EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB TYPE SURFACE MOUNT
hole that has been excavated and po nedwith concrete. Concrete should be flush A I support posts and eompenent support legs anall have ekhar a `actory-
to :he top surface of excavated hole. Equipment would then be secured to this applied stickerwi:h line; or fa;Aory-applied mark designating protective surfacing
concrete footing that has been properly cured. leve on a clear and level installation site_
Concrete Slab: Existing concreteslab type installation isdetined as equipment
being securadto an existing ccnc-ete pad or stab. As an example, the pad could
be in the form of an existing corcrete parking lot.
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+ Support posts and all attaching decks and play components must be plumb
and level.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Surface mount hardware is not supplied. The customer
is responsible for the concrete base and providing surface mount hardware
as specified by a registered structural engineer for each specific project
application.
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Installation Guidelines
HARDWARE GUIDE Tightening Torque Specifications:
Tha folbwing are full scale drawings of the hardmrare commonly used in structure Bolts & Nuts: Snug tighten and tighten an acdit onal one -hal` turn.
assembly. During installation use these d-awings as a qu ck reference. Set Sera -,ars: S,)ug tighten and tighten an additional full turn.
318" Hex Heac Bolt
1" 1-1:2" 2" 2-3:'4"
25 mrr 3a mrr 51 rnrr- 70 mm
32 mm 44 mrr 64 mm 63 mm
112" Hex Head Bolt
1-1:2" 2-1:2"
38 mm 59 mm
2" 2-3:4"
51 mm 7C rnm
:US" Carriage Bolt
3•'4' 1-1l4" 134' 2.1:4' 3-12"
19 rnrr 32 rnrr 44 rnrr 57 mrr 89 mm
X13" Lock Nut BAE0620
:s1 s
5" e" 318" Set Screw 1:2"
127`mm 152 rnm
13 mm
p
4-112^ 5-1i2"
V.
114 mm 140 rnir
25 mm
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Installation Guidelines
HARDWARE GUIDE
114" Button Head Boit
1" 1-1;2" 2"
25 mm 38 nun 51 mm
low
.^'
32 mm 44 mir 64 mm
5116" Buttcn Head Bolt
1" ".12" 2"
25 mm 3t', mm 51 mm
32 mm 44 mm
114" Flat Ahlasher 114" Button Head Nut
BAE0158 7r1 G'
11 -nrr
fl+td"
14 mrr
112" Flat AAsher
BAE0690
3,8" Y 1-114" Tamper Resistant Bolt
BAE0662
Drive Rivet BAE0020
1-112' 1.7 x 31 r4" O.D. Flat Atisher BAE0937
112" Lack Nut BAE0720
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Installation Guidelines
PLAYMAKERS'r' CLAMP ASSEMBLIES
We have 5rovided t)e rollowing typ ca assembly drawinge of tha Playmakers;
clamps for voLr refarence.
3113" x 112' Set Guaw
/ �BAE0630
Component/
Pipe Clamp
AAU0145 1_ SAF
Rivet
BAE0020
318" x 1-1J4"
Tamper Resistant Bolt
BA E0662
Pipe Clamp Assembly
Drive Rivet
BA E0020
Wide Bard Clamp
Wi-AAL0021
315" FlatVOdsher
BAE 0593
318" x 1-114"
Tamper Resistant Bolt
BAE0662 i t"
Band Clamp Assembly
o ---i r--4—
Offset Centerline Clamp
AAU0620
Drive Rivet
/BAED07-0
318" x 1-114"
Tamper Resistant Bolt
BAE0662
Centerline damp Assemblies
31B" x 1"
319" Fla- iAk he Sutton Head Bolt
BAE0595 BAE0664
centedine clamp
AA -0551
1
Component
318" x 1-114"
Tamper Resistant Bolt
BAE0662
Drive Rivet
6AF:0020
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Installation Guidelines
AGE APPROPRIATE LABELS {COMPLIANCE WITH ASTM ! CSA}
Each composite play structures and each inde_Derident (non play furc(ionany
finked-; unk mist have a label apolled
Step 1: Choose a conspicuous location that will be visible to adults.
Ali three labels are lrcfuded. Orly apply the labef that is appropriate for your
egLlpment.
_Step Z: Follmv instructions tcrthe type of structure or unit. The age range on
the label st oulc march the agc range listed on the rras.er composite structure
top vicvi drawing, or or the independent item's installation instructions.
Composite sfrudures: Apply label approximately 4 it to a ft. 0220 to 1525 mm)
above the resilient surfacing material on a support post. Surface must be clean
and dry before applying -he label.
lnc'epsndent ite is: Apply iabi;i in the line of sigh- above the resilient surfacing
material on a suppert post or ve-tical surface. Surface rrus- ne clean and dry
before applying the label. For smalle-corhpon€nts (i.e, spring riders), place label
on the back or side of the unit - not on the spring.
important Note; Do not place label on rotationatty-moided plastic parts. Eco-
ArmoJrcoatea parts, at locations where children may stip and ta4sar off label.
_Step 3: Remove backing sheet from label and apply label in posit on. Using
the backirg sheet, rub the label to smooth in -c place removing any wrinkles.
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This equipment has
been designed for users
between the ages of
2 to 5 years old
Children have varying
abilities, therefore
adult supervision is
recommended.
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This equipment has
been designed for users
between the ages of
$ to 12 years old
Children have varying
abilities, therefore
adult supervision is
recommended.
1-800.233-8404 • 570.522.9800
This equipment has
been designed for users
between the ages of
2 to 12 years old
Children have varying
abilities, therefore
adult supervision is
recommended.
1300.233-8404 • 570.522.9800
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This equipment has
been designed for users
between the ages of
10a mrhsmSywtrsold
Children have varying
abilities, therefore
adult supervision is
recommended.
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ASTM Labels
This equipment has
been designed for users
between the ages of
5 years to 12 years old
Children have varying
abilities, therefore
adult supervision is
recommended.
1-800.2333404 - 570-522.9800
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CSA Labels
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This equipment has
been designed for users
between the ages of
78 months to l2yosws old
Children have varying
abilities, therefore
adult supervision is
recommended.
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Installation Guidelines
FINAL INSPECTION
Playwodc Systems'' insists on the nstallation of protective surfacing within th
use zone of each play struc_ure in acct dance with the a
Your area, aoprop•iate for the fall height of each structurepl�cabla standard fo
• Playtivorld Systenes 'trongly recommends close su
i�aY• The or�ners of p ayground equipmert and the pa,e�fchildrenr d ans oti
chilcren are responsible for this proper supervision.
•
As the 014ner ofplaygrcund a ui
Of the equipment andsurrounding ofayayea. A000u are ysponsible for the maintenance
inspection scledule must be develcped and all e
nprehzn;Ne maintenance and
Referto the inspectian and mainte-lance schedulepn he back cfthis booklet.
' Perforn- a thorough final check on the instal ad equipment to inst,re all
equip tent is installed as specifiec b
Revier all Installation Irstructions forusaetcif er s i�stallatian instructions.
dimensions called for in nsauctions agree tiscl cifiedactuadime-Ista let on, Make sure
❑ Double check haigl-t d mansions. Heig-)t rneasurements are taken from the
top cf the protective SLrfacing material.
❑ Insureall fasteners are tightened according t0tightening Torque specifications
listed or your installation inst-uctions.
Insure all exposed pipe ands have properly installed end ca
drive -ivets are secure.
ps. Insure that
Clean dried concrete off of ccmponents and any other affected surface.
T01.ch-up ary se atches er installation damage o+h�ier coated finish vrit
colo• -matched spray paint. to p
h
Alloy,, adequate time for praper curing, bo;h -ar concrete and urethane
cement if rcbber safety surfacing tiles have beet installed.
❑ Insure that orote
reco ctit�e surfacing s properly installed according to
sheet included�n the eotings must Pmntt of he stalls op �Refarto the florescent orange
Manual'. uCtion bcoklet titled "Owners
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❑ Insure that hard surface waning/P ayvdo-ld Systems identificatior labels
� {shown below; are prop2-ly affixed to the plainly visibe arare inc to y of play equipment. Labels are to be
nt playground equipmentguidelines. For areas
complying with ASTIv1 F-h4gf or CSA Z-61/- a
applied i'l a visible location. n age approp_iata label must be
❑ Dispose of all packaging material properly. These materials which
large p as;iinclude
bags and sheets can be a suffocation hazard. D spose o= these
materials out of reach or con�ct of smal children.
Installation over
hard Slitrtace.
such as concretes-,
asphalt, or packed
earth may wilt
in serious injury or
death from fall's.
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ModelZZPb ILIG1 pIr
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Clamps
' In5pectclamps to insure they ara properly secured to the
PPort posts.
' Use the supolied tar,, -sty a tamper-resistant bit to insure
boltcannection stight.
• Use the supplied 3116° hex key v;rench to insure the set
scrl connection is tight.
Inspect drive rivets to insure they are iniac_ and secure.
• Visua a iis n3pec{ .damps for c ac,(s or breakage. If any
lint I
damage detectec. barricade equipmentto preven_ use
repair i s completed. Contactvc ur salesrepresentative
imrned"Iy for a repiacemant part.
Fasteners
InsPeo{fbrloose fasteners.
Tightening torque specificatiorsare:
Snug tighxn
one-half turn. and tighten an additional
tqf3i'bSnug tighten and tighten an additional full
If during the Maintenance process a bolt reads -o be
r'Mcvad from part or parts, itWillire necessary to apply
a crop of liquid thread lock / loctite to the bol: before
re nstallation.
Inspe fo missing worn or broken fasteners. If any
rrissnil, %vorn or broken >`astenersare found; referto the
insfallation irstr>_rctions for Proper replacement fastener.
If any damage is detected. barricade equipment to
Prevent use until reoeir is aonPleted. Contact your sales
representative immediately fora raplaoernempart.
castings
• Inspect the eluminum castings to insure trey are properly
secured to tl•e component.
• Visua I
Slide
Inspectentire sliding surface forobstructiors, sharp points.
cracks or jagged ecges. If any damage to sl ding surface
is detected and is date•minec
cornpone to be unsafe, barricade
nt to prevent u se untiI repair is Gomplated. Minor
burrs orsharp edges nay be removed by using a sharp
utility knife Of block plane to remove sharp burr.
• Inspect the exit region of sl de for standing water. If
sianding %VatL-ria detected: lovrerthe exit region m provide
a down%arc slope.
Nate: This will reqaire the footing of the end support leg
to be acjuatad keeper.
Plastic Parts
InsRect all plastic Surfaces for sharp points, cracks
or jagged edges. If any damage is detected and is
determined to be unsafe, barricade equiprnenttoprevent
use unti repair is completed Minor burrs or sharp edges
may be removed by using at sharp utility
plane to remove sharp burr. knife or block
Fin ish
• Inspect metal parts for firiah carnage.
To -epair pai•lted s.arfaces, sand damaged area with
sandpaper and wipe clean. Mask area and paint with
Primer and allOtiV to dry. Paint Primed area kvitn color_
Matching paint and allow to dry. Recoata ea with calar-
n c qa aired. D-ying time is approximately
matching Pain:
8 hours bat`,�•e�
To repair the ccating, contact the Playv1orlc
Customer Service Depal' Systems'
LlR kit. fior a coating repair touch -
Y rage . the castngs fcr c•ac,,s or breakage. Footings
any damage is detected, barricede the eq riprnent ' Ins e(,t o0
prevent use until ra- is aonpleted Contact your sales P mpcnent - be schd d fiootirg and serum. If
representative immediately fora re any damage isdetee�ed. barricade and
to placemen=part. use until repair isoompleted prevent
U1feW s Surfacing
• InspectaIweldecjoints- IfanyWakenweldsaredetected
barricade a Reser it the left it c surfacing maintenance detail sheet
completed. equipment to prevent use until re for additional Information.
ntact oursalesre r= pair is
era replacement part. p "�'Jeimmediately
'age 13 of 14
Equipment Maintenance
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COMPOsite Structure
(reroresentative structure)
Replacement Parts
•c yo ar instapation
partnumber. insTuctions to obtain replacement
number.
• Contact your sales representative or call Playvrorld
Systems' Customar Service fo• replacement cart.
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Preventive Maintenance
• Be sure that you are using a copy of this nspection Form and not your original.
• Use the nspection Codes listed below and recorc condition of equiprrent at time of ... for Safety's Sake!
exam nation on the Inspection Checklist.
• Document any item from .he Inspection Checklist thatwill require maintenance along wi-h
any corrective action on the Maintenance Schedule.
• Be sure to include appropriate datas and sig-iatures on each section to properlydocume.)t
maintenance procedure.
Inspection Date Repairs
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Inspect plastic parts for damage. Medium
P =Pass F =Fail
NA = h.atAppbcable
Inspect clamps =or tightness and damage. High
Inspect metal parte for structural and finish damage. Medium
Inspect for loose, missing, worn, or brocen'astaners. High
Inspect footing to insure support is se: ure and footing is not damaged. Lorry
Inspect surfadng to insu-e proper depth a -)d distribution. High
Inspect sliding surface fcr obstructions and damage. High
Inspector: Name mains -wt;
MAJNTFNANCF SCNFDlR_F
Signature: Date:_ i_!
Item in Question Description of Problem Corrective Action Date
Repairer: Name tri -„-r:
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