Aqua Jump®, Aqua Deck™, Aqua Jump® Eclipse, and

Bongo™ 15 Anchor Harness

Instruction Manual

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Aqua Jump® and AquaDeck

Anchor Harness Instruction Manual

Copyright © All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. Requests should be mailed to RAVE Sports, 3325 Labore Rd., St. Paul, MN 55110.

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Preparation: Ensure the metal trampoline frame is evenly centered on the tube, and the bar holders are tightly strapped down. With the frame properly secured, ensure that the frame lies flat against the tube in all directions. While standing inside the inflated tube, spread the Anchor Harness out onto the ground. With the two ropes completely spread out, ensure the ropes are untangled and both ropes are able to slide smoothly through the metal swivel. Ensure that all rope protector sleeves are slid to the end of each rope, and lay snug against the metal clips. Installation:

With the Anchor Harness evenly spread out inside the tube, identify between the short anchor rope (identified with Blue Rope Protector sleeves), and the long anchor rope (identified with Black Protector sleeves). NOTE: The AJ15 Anchor Harness will have one long rope, and one single line short rope tied to a swivel. Identify the type of product you have to the diagrams on pages 2 and 3. The diagram will indicate the exact location to attach each end of the Anchor harness to the trampoline frame. If you are unsure as to the type of product you own, count the number of panels on your inflatable tube, and match the number of panels to the diagram. NOTE: The AJ15 Anchor Harness will have only 3 attachment points.

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Round Trampoline Frames: While looking at the appropriate diagram, identify the positions on the frame to attach the Anchor Harness. There will be a bar holder in each position. The Anchor Harness will be attached directly in the middle of the bar holder. This will give added protection to your tube from possible wear. Attach the Anchor Harness by wrapping from the underside of the bar, around the top, and clip back onto itself. NOTE: The clips may fit tightly around the protective sleeves. You may need to attach the clip directly to the rope above the sleeve, and slide sleeve through clip until tight on bar.

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Bar Holder

Anchor Harness

Rope Bar

Holder

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Square Trampoline Frames: While looking at the appropriate diagram, identify the positions on the frame to attach the Anchor Harness. The positions to attach the Anchor Harness will be directly in the center of each long panel of the tube. ( See picture) Attach the Anchor Harness by wrapping

from the underside of the bar, around the top, and clip back onto itself.

Anchor Harness Rope

NOTE: The clips may fit tightly around the protective sleeves. You may need to attach the clip directly to the rope above the sleeve, and slide sleeve through clip until tight on bar. IMPORTANT: With all positions attached to the frame, ensure the metal swivel is free to slide smoothly along all ropes.

Attach anchor line to the lower ring of the metal swivel.

Attach Anchor

Line here

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Recommendation: For simple installation year after year, it is recommended to mark each attachment position. Mark the location on the inflatable tube where each rope is clipped around the frame. Apply a mark to the inflatable tube directly under the trampoline frame by using a permanent marker. This will assist you in attaching the harness in the future, and the marks will be transparent when the trampoline is fully assembled. Inspect the swivel periodically to ensure it is sliding freely along the ropes. Remove weeds, foliage, or tangles that may prevent the swivel from sliding properly. This movement of the swivel along the ropes is necessary to maintain equal tension on the harness ropes and helps prevent flipping of your trampoline in high winds. Inspect the Anchor Harness each year before attaching, and replace any worn, defective, or missing parts. The following conditions could represent potential hazards: • Fraying or deterioration of the rope

• Corrosion or debris preventing the two rings on the swivel from spinning freely

• Foliage or debris preventing the swivel from sliding freely along the ropes

• Corrosion or damage to the clips

• Excessive wear or damage to the rope protector sleeves

RAVE Sports, Inc. 3325 Labore Rd.

St. Paul, MN 55110 800-659-0790

October 2003

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Aqua Jump® Eclipse (Models AJ150/AJ200/AJ250)

Anchor Harness Instruction Manual

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Preparation: Lay the Aqua jump on a flat surface. Make sure there are no sharp objects under the product that might puncture the tube. Ensure the tube is completely opened and the top is facing up. Locate the valve and inflate the tube to about 2/3rds full (The anchor harness will be the first item to be attached. Do not attach the surface and springs to the tube at this time). While standing inside the partially inflated tube, spread the Anchor Harness out onto the ground. With the two ropes completely spread out, ensure the ropes are untangled and both ropes are able to slide smoothly through the metal swivel. NOTE: The AJ150 Anchor Harness will have one long rope, and one single line short rope tied to a swivel so only the long rope will slide smoothly through the metal swivel. Installation:

With the Anchor Harness evenly spread out inside the tube, identify between the long anchor rope, and the short anchor rope. Identify the size of product you have to the diagrams on pages 2 and 3. The diagram will indicate the exact location to attach each end of the Anchor Harness to the anchor plates on the Aqua Jump tube. If you are unsure as to the size of product you own, count the number of panels on your inflatable tube, and match the number of panels to the diagram.

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While looking at the appropriate diagram, locate the panel on the diagram labeled “VALVE” and match the diagram to the inflation valve location on your tube. This will tell you where to attach the long rope and the short rope to the appropriate locations on the tube. The harness will be attached to the triangular quick-link on each anchor plate. Ensure the triangular quick-link is completely open by rotating the nut counter-clockwise. Attach the rope to the quick-link and close completely by rotating clockwise until tight.

IMPORTANT: With each anchor harness end attached to the tube, ensure the metal swivel is free to slide smoothly along all ropes.

Attach anchor line to the lower ring of the metal swivel.

Attach Anchor

Line here

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Recommendation: For simple installation year after year, it is recommended to mark each attachment position. Under each attachment point, use a permanent marker to mark the location on the inflatable tube where each rope is clipped by marking L for long rope and S for short rope. This will assist you in attaching the harness in the future, and the marks will be hidden when the trampoline is fully assembled. Inspect the swivel periodically to ensure it is sliding freely along the ropes. Remove weeds, foliage, or tangles that may prevent the swivel from sliding properly. This movement of the swivel along the ropes is necessary to maintain equal tension on the harness ropes and helps prevent flipping of your trampoline in high winds. Inspect the Anchor Harness each year before attaching, and replace any worn, defective, or missing parts. The following conditions could represent potential hazards: • Fraying or deterioration of the rope

• Corrosion or debris preventing the two rings on the swivel from spinning freely

• Foliage or debris preventing the swivel from sliding freely along the ropes

• Corrosion or damage to the clips

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RAVE Sports, Inc. 3325 Labore Rd.

St. Paul, MN 55110 800-659-0790

March 2009

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15 foot Bongo Anchor Harness

Instruction Manual

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Revised Sept. 2007

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Preparation: Ensure the 15 foot Bongo is completely opened and the bottom of the tube is facing up. With the Bongo still deflated, locate the 3 Anchor Plates with O-rings on the tube. Spread the Anchor Harness out onto the ground. With the ropes completely spread out, ensure the ropes are untangled and the long rope is able to slide smoothly through the metal swivel. Note: The short rope is permanently tied to the swivel. Installation:

With the Anchor Harness evenly spread out inside the tube, identify between the short harness rope, and the long harness rope. The diagram on the following page indicates the exact location to attach each end of the Anchor harness clips directly to each O-ring on the inside perimeter of the Bongo tube. The dark shaded panels are the blue panels on your product. NOTE: The 15 foot Bongo Anchor Harness will have only 3 attachment points. It is important to connect the short harness rope to the proper anchor ring on the tube in order to ensure proper operation of the harness.

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IMPORTANT: With all ends of the harness ropes securely fastened to the proper rings on the tube, ensure the metal swivel is free to slide smoothly along the long rope. Recommendation: Inspect the swivel periodically to ensure it is sliding freely along the rope. Remove weeds, foliage, or tangles that may prevent the swivel from sliding properly. This movement of the swivel along the ropes is necessary to maintain equal tension on the harness ropes and helps prevent flipping of your product in high winds. Inspect the Anchor Harness each year before attaching, and replace any worn, defective, or missing parts. The following conditions could represent potential hazards: • Fraying or deterioration of the rope

• Corrosion or debris preventing the two rings on the swivel from spinning freely

• Foliage or debris preventing the swivel from sliding freely along the rope

• Corrosion or damage to the clips