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If a product is damaged or rendered unsafe as a result of its design specifications during 
production, this constitutes a manufacturing fault or defect which will be honoured under this 
warranty. 

4.2. Exclusions damages 

4.2.1 Damage through wear and tear 

This warranty does not extend to normal wear and tear of the product. This may include, but is not 
limited to: 

  Rusting of steel components, 

  UV deterioration of textile components, 

  Stretching of springs, 

  Holes in the Jump Mat (larger than 5mm) 

Trampolines will experience wear and tear over time after a certain period of use. 

4.2.2. Damage through weather conditions 

Damage to the product that results from weather events 

– such as rain, wind or sun – are not 

covered under warranty.  

4.2.3 Damage through improper installation 

This warranty does not extend to any failure of the product caused by improper installation not in 
accordance with the Goliath Instruction Guide. Consumers must assemble their Goliath product by 
following carefully the Installation section of their Instruction Guide. 

Furthermore, the warranty does not cover installation provided by any third-party assembly service. 

4.2.4 Damage through insufficient care or maintenance 

This warranty does not extend to decay of the product caused by poor care or lack of maintenance. 
It is essential that consumers regularly check, and follow the advice of, the maintenance section of 
their Goliath Instruction Guide to ensure that their product will remain applicable for a possible 
warranty claim and last as long as possible. 

4.2.5 Damage through inappropriate use 

This warranty will be void if the product is used for any other activity besides those for which it was 
intended. Goliath products constitute recreational trampolines for domestic use only. Goliath 
trampolines are not intended or designed for high level acrobatic activity. 

Any evidence that inappropriate actions that have led to product failure will not be covered by the 
warranty. Simultaneously, replacement parts or repairs needed to mend such damage will not be 
covered under the warranty. 

4.2.6. Liability for personal Injury 

The warranty does not cover personal injury or losses due to any of the above, nor does it cover 
damage due to negligence or accidents. 

Goliath will not be liable to the consumer, their dependents or legal representatives for damage to 
property, personal injury or death suffered by the consumer and or other third party using the 
Goliath product. 

4.3 Warranty Claims 

If a consumer believes that a Goliath product is faulty or defective, they must discontinue to use the 
product and submit a Warranty Claim. 

A consumer must not attempt to use a product if any part is faulty or defective, as it may be dangerous. 
Any damage that the user causes as a result of using faulty or defective products will lead to voiding of 
the warranty. 

4.3.1 Making a Warranty Claim 

To fulfil a warranty claim, a consumer must submit an online Warranty Claim at the website. For the 
avoidance of any doubt, warranty only is valid within Australia. 

Submitting the online Warranty Claim form requires the consumer to provide: 

Summary of Contents for TR-10-P12-G

Page 1: ...manual carefully Failure to comply with this warning may result in injury and or property damage WARNING This trampoline is intended for users aged 6 years and above This trampoline contains small par...

Page 2: ...Policy 4 Section 2 1 Safety Information 5 2 Specific Use Limitation 6 3 Safe Use Instructions 7 4 How To Use Your Trampoline 8 5 Installation Instructions 13 6 Care And Maintenance Instructions 13 7...

Page 3: ...mation via the website we they cannot guarantee that this information is current Please contact the authorised Australian subsidiary and exclusive distributor Crown Andrews Pty Ltd on 1800 224 278 if...

Page 4: ...ts 2 Title Risk Title to risk and ownership of any product ordered from Goliath passes upon delivery to the consumer when they pay all amounts due for the product at point of sale including possible d...

Page 5: ...ion Guide to ensure that their product will remain applicable for a possible warranty claim and last as long as possible 4 2 5 Damage through inappropriate use This warranty will be void if the produc...

Page 6: ...d if the Goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure For more information on your rights as a consumer please visit www consumerlaw gov au or contact your...

Page 7: ...Smaller children are at increased risk when jumping with adults and or larger children for example a double bounce dramatically increases the energy transferred to the smaller body and children s legs...

Page 8: ...than one person on the trampoline at any time Do not use the trampoline and enclosure when wet Do not jump onto or off the trampoline and enclosure Do not use a trampoline and enclosure while under th...

Page 9: ...poline bed Learn this skill before you attempt any others Climb on and off the trampoline do not jump It is dangerous to jump from the trampoline to the floor or ground when dismounting or onto the tr...

Page 10: ...jumpers should walk to the side of the mat bed bend over and place one hand on the frame then step from the mat to the ground Injury may result from hitting the frame or falling through the springs w...

Page 11: ...straddle pike respectively These should be assumed at the top of the bounce before resuming the normal landing position on your feet Practice these simple variations and concentrate on perfect form M...

Page 12: ...weight on both your hands and your knees Do not sit on your heels Remain in this position and try to bounce Do not rock back and forth between the hands and knees but develop an even landing on all f...

Page 13: ...alf twist Front Drop AKA Turntable Step 1 Begin in a hands and knees position with hands forming the apex of a triangle like in front drop Prime the bed in this position Push backward with your hands...

Page 14: ...t understand why they must master control before they can start thinking about other moves Understanding the proper progression of skills in jumping on a trampoline must be the first lesson SUPERVISOR...

Page 15: ...ea should not include concrete bitumen brick or other hard surfaces as these can cause serious injuries if users fall off the trampoline Do not locate the trampoline on top of other objects or store a...

Page 16: ...tem elements where required Missing improperly positioned or insecurely attached frame padding Punctures frays tears or holes in the frame padding Deterioration of the stitching or fabric of the frame...

Page 17: ...S QTY 1 T JOINT 6 2 TOP RAIL TUBE 6 3 W SHAPED LEG 3 4 VERTICAL LEG TUBE 6 5 JUMPING MAT 1 6 SPRING 54 7 SPRING HOOK TOOL 1 8 UPPER POLE TUBE 6 9 LOWER POLE TUBE 6 10 POLE SLEEVE 6 11 BALL CAP 6 12 BA...

Page 18: ...ears ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED Contains small parts sharp points and sharp edges 1 Connect the Top Rail Tube 2 with T Joint 1 as shown in the picture below Make sure on T joint 1 the side with welded so...

Page 19: ...connect the Springs opposite to each other to get an even result in tensioning the Trampoline Mat as shown in the below diagram 4 Lay the safety net on the jumping mat spreading out the net Ensure th...

Page 20: ...Frame Pad NOTE CHOKING HAZARD Small Parts Not for children under 3 years ADULT ASSEMBLY REQUIRED Contains small parts sharp points and sharp edges 1 Place the Frame Pad 15 onto the top of trampoline f...

Page 21: ...rts sharp points and sharp edges ASSEMBLY STEP ENCLOSURE 1 Connect all Upper Pole Tubes 8 to the Lower Pole Tubes 9 Then slide the pole sleeve 10 to the assembled pole tube 2 Insert the Ball Cap 11 to...

Page 22: ...the top of the trampoline mat as shown 6 There is a channel sewn on the top edge of the net Slide the Fiberglass Rod 16 into the channel Connect the Fiberglass Rod 16 as shown 7 Raise the net top ring...

Page 23: ...hen the assembly is finished the trampoline looks as shown below 13 Disassembly To disassemble simply follow ASSEMBLY STEP FRAME JUMP MAT ENCLOSURE in reverse order until you have disassembled the tra...

Page 24: ...ot limited to fuel lubricants vacuum bags blades belts sandpaper bits fluids tune ups or adjustments 5 this warranty will not apply where damage is caused by repairs made or attempted by others i e pe...

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