S.R.Smith SWIM CLUB II FUNSLIDE Bedienungsanleitung

THE SWIM CLUB IITM FUNSLIDETM

SLIDE OWNER’S MANUAL

* * C A U T I O N * *

S.R. SMITH SWIM CLUB IITM FUNSLIDESTM ARE MANUFACTURED

FOR INSTALLATION AND USE ON INGROUND POOLS ONLY. SWIM

CLUB IITM FUNSLIDESTM ARE NEVER TO BE INSTALLED AND USED

ON ABOVEGROUND POOLS, ONGROUND POOLS, HOUSEBOATS,

BOAT DOCKS, FLOATING DOCKS OR PLATFORMS.

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

WESTERN SALES AND MANUFACTURING PLANT

P.O. Box 400 •1017 SW Berg Parkway

Canby, Oregon 97013

(503) 266-2231 •(503) 266-4334

06-655 ©S.R. SMITH, LLC 2003 OCT

Table of Contents

Topic Page #

Introduction………………………………………………………….. 2

Applicable Standards and Codes…………………………………. 2

Installation……………………………………………………….…… 2

Drawings……………………………………………………………… 2

Subsequent Owner’s………………………………………………… 2

Manufacturer’s Placement Instructions…………………………… 3

Installed Slide’s Structural & Installation Checklist………………. 5

Intended Use Instructions………………………………………….. 5

Sitting Slide Position………………………………………………… 6

Do Not Slide Head First…………………………………………….. 7

Daily/Weekly Maintenance Of Slide………………………………... 7

Cleaning Instructions………………………………………………… 8

INTRODUCTION

S.R. Smith Swim Club IITM FunSlidesTM are manufactured for installation and use on

inground swimming pools only. S.R. Smith Swim Club IITM FunSlidesTM are NEVER to

be installed and used on aboveground pools, onground pools, houseboats, boat docks,

floating docks or platforms.

APPLICABLE STANDARDS AND CODES

1. All S.R. Smith Swim Club IITM FunSlidesTM are manufactured in accordance with

Consumer Products Safety Commission STANDARD FOR SWIMMING POOL SLIDES, 16

CFR Ch. 11 Part 1207 (latest edition).

2. Installer must comply with all applicable governmental and building codes.

ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION

All S.R. Smith Swim Club II FunSlidesTM are inspected prior to shipment from the

factory. Proper assembly and installation is mandatory. Improper assembly and

installation voids S.R. Smith’s warranty and may affect the safety of the user. S.R.

Smith cannot and does not guarantee customer’s concrete deck.

DRAWINGS

All drawings in this Slide Owner’s Manual (FIGURES I through O) are for illustration

purposes only and are NOT TO SCALE.

SUBSEQUENT OWNER’S

The Owner’s Manual must remain with the owner of the slide. If the owner changes, the

Owner’s Manual shall be brought to the attention of the new owner.

MANUFACTURER’S PLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS

The Swim Club IITM FunSlideTM owner must confirm that the Manufacturer’s

Placement Instructions have been followed by the Installer.

1. The critical dimensions for placement of the slide are as shown in FIGURES I and J.

A. The slide exit runway surface shall not exceed twenty inches (20”) above the

water surface and not less than eight inches (8”) above the deck/coping surface.

(see Figure I)

B. The slide shall be positioned so that all water flowing off the runway exit drops

into the pool.

C. The minimum depth of water below the exit lip of the slide shall be three feet (3’)

and increases to four feet six inches (4’-6”) at Pt. A which is a distance of four

feet six inches (4’-6”) from the exit lip of the slide. (see Figure I)

D. A minimum depth of four feet six inches (4’-6”) shall be maintained at a distance

of nine feet (9’) along the extended centerline of the slide from Pt. A. (see

FIGURE I)

2. A minimum clearance area in front of the slide shall be

maintained away from the coping, another slide, a diving

board or a rope and float line. (see FIGURE L)

A. The minimum clearance distance on either side of the

extended centerline of the slide runway shall not be

less than three feet six inches (3’-6”) at a point no

less than two feet six inches (2’-6”) from the exit of

the slide and extending a distance of thirteen feet six

inches (13’-6”) in front of the slide. (see FIGURE J)

B. The minimum clearance area in front of a diving

board is a minimum distance of three feet six inches

(3’-6”) on either side of the board’s centerline. Pt.C

FIGURE J

FIGURE I

extends a minimum distance of “C” from the tip end of the board. The width

distance “W” on either side of Pt.C is given in CHART 1 and shown in FIGURE K.

CHART 1

BOARD MINIMUM CLEARANCE AREA

TYPE “C” DIMENSION “W” DIMENSION

I 14’-6” 5’-0”

II 14’-6” 6’-0”

III 16’-6” 6’-0”

IV 18’-6” 7’-6”

V 21’-0” 7’-6”

VI 18’-6” 9’-0”

VII 21’-0” 10’-0”

VIII 25’-0” 11’-0”

IX 31’-6” 12’-0”

Residential Pools are Types I-V. Public Pools are Types VI -IX

See ANSI/NSPI-5 2003 STANDARD FOR RESIDENTIAL

INGROUND SWIMMING POOLS Article 5.9 Drawings and

Diagrams of Type I-V Diving Equipment Pools or ANSI/NSPI-1

1991 STANDARD FOR PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS Article

4.6 Minimum Dimensions for Diving Portion of Class B and C

Pools.

“C” DIMENSION FOR BOARD = AB + BC or L2 + L3

“W” DIMENSION FOR BOARD = WIDTH AT PT.C

C. The minimum clearance area of a slide or diving board shall not intersect any

coping or rope and

float line. (see

FIGURE L)

The minimum

clearance area

of a slide or

diving board

may intersect

each other

provided that

they are not

used

simultaneously.

FIGURE K

FIGURE L

INSTALLED SLIDES’ STRUCTURAL & INSTALLATION CHECKLIST

After installation and prior to the first use of the Swim Club IITM FunslideTM and

periodically thereafter the owner must:

1. Inspect the runway for visible cracks or tears.

2. Inspect the slide for sharp edges, protrusions, cracks or tears.

3. Inspect all attachment flanges for loose or corroded fasteners.

4. Inspect all ladder tread or step-attachment points for evidence of shear, bending

yield, or fatigue in the ladder steps, rails, or attachments means. Yield is

evidenced by crystallization or fine cracking of the ladder tread and/or surface.

5. Inspect the ladder handrails for rigidity and attachment. (Can they be pulled out

of their sockets?)

6. Measure the following dimensions and compare with the Manufacturer’s

Placement Instructions on pages 3 and 4.

• Measure the depth of water in front of the slide exit. (4-1/2’ min. depth 4-

1/2’ from exit end of slide.)

• Measure the height of the slide runway exit above the water. (20” max.)

• Measure the distance between the slide centerline and the edge of other

pool equipment.

7. Observe the position of the exit of the slide as shown in FIGURES J, K and L on

pages 3 and 4.

INTENDED USE INSTRUCTIONS

* * IMPORTANT * *

READ AND FOLLOW THE SIMPLE SAFETY RULES BELOW.

MAKE SURE THAT EVERYONE WHO USES THE SWIM CLUB IITM FUNSLIDETM

KNOWS AND FOLLOWS THESE RULES.

ENFORCE THESE RULES WITH ADULT SUPERVISION

Installed and used properly, the Swim Club IITM FunSlideTM will give the user many

hours of enjoyment. Like any other piece of equipment however, the Swim Club IITM

FunSlideTM can be misused in such a way as to cause the user injury, even serious and

crippling injury. As the owner of a Swim Club IITM FunSlideTM it is your responsibility to

do the following:

1. Only one person allowed on the slide at any given time.

2. Roughhousing or horseplay on the slide is strictly forbidden.

3. Do not use the slide as a diving platform. The slide is made for sliding only, not

diving.

4. Before sliding, always be sure that the water lubrication is turned on.

5. Familiarize yourself with the shape of the pool bottom and the water depth before

you slide. Use the correct slide configuration shown on the ladder when sliding.

6. Avoid sliding until all submerged obstacles, surface objects or other swimmers

are clear of the slider’s pathway.

7. Don’t slide at or through objects such as inner tubes, as they force the slider

deeper increasing the potential of a crippling injury.

8. Don’t drink alcoholic beverages and slide.

9. Don’t slide alone; use the buddy system.

10.The slide is a deep water slide and should be installed only according to the

instructions on pages 3 and 4 of this manual. Don’t allow children to use the

slide without adequate supervision. Users must be swimmers.

11.Take your time in preparing to slide. Move forward slowly and get yourself

positioned properly before starting the slide.

12.Handicapped persons should use caution and may require supervision.

13.Do not use the slide if any part of it becomes damaged, weakened, or broken.

Don’t take chances. Have the slide inspected and, if necessary, repaired by a

competent professional, who is familiar with acrylic water slides before using the

Swim Club II™water slide again. See INSTALLED SLIDES’ STRUCTURAL &

INSTALLATION CHECKLIST on page 5.

14.Individuals who exhibit frailty due to age should not use the slide.

15.People with history of back problems, heart conditions or fear of heights should

not use the slide.

16.People who weigh over 250 pounds should not use the slide.

17.Women who are pregnant should not use the slide.

18.Don’t use any other sliding technique, other than the following:

SITTING SLIDE POSITION

In sitting slides, face forward on the slide holding the legs and arms straight out with the

palms of your hands tilted upward. (see FIGURE M).

* * IMPORTANT * *

In order for a person to minimize the possibility of injury, HEAD FIRST SLIDES ARE

STRICTLY PROHIBITED. (see FIGURE N below). It is necessary that the user know

that the chief danger of this type of slide is serious spinal injury. Injuries to the spine

may result in temporary or permanent paralysis or even death. Research studies have

shown that you cannot rely on the water to slow you down sufficiently to avoid injury.

FIGURE M

As a Swim Club IITM FunSlideTM owner, it is your responsibility to explain the nature of

this danger to all persons who may use your Swim Club IITM FunSlideTM, since they may

not otherwise appreciate the dangers of performing head first slides.

DAILY/WEEKLY MAINTENANCE OF THE SWIM CLUB IITM FUNSLIDETM

DO NOT SLIDE HEAD FIRST

FIGURE N

1. When hosing down the deck, hose your Swim Club IITM FunSlideTM to wash away

any dust, dirt or other debris, which may have accumulated.

2. Be sure that water fittings are not leaking, and clean spray nozzles periodically to

permit water to be sprayed on the slide runway.

3. All stainless steel parts require periodic maintenance. Polishing with a cotton

cloth and a Windex-type product restores luster.

4. While cleaning stainless steel parts, check and see that all nuts and bolts are

tight and secure.

5. The

INTENDED USE LABELS shall be maintained on the ladder and the transom of

the slide entrance as indicated to the right. If they become faded or unreadable

they should be replaced. Additional labels are available from S.R. Smith upon

request. (see FIGURE O)

CORRECT

SITTING SLIDE

LOOKOUT FOR PEOPLE AND OBJECTS BELOW

ONLY ONE PERSON AT A TIME

CAUTION

WARNING

250 LBS. WEIGHT LIMIT

IN SEATED POSITION

SLIDE FEET & ARMS FIRST

FIGURE O

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

Use Nonabrasive soap and water when possible. In addition, you may safely use:

Windex® With Ammonia Formula 409 ® Fantastik ®

Spiffits Bath Scrubfree Tackle ®

Spic and Span ® Powder Calgon ® Bath Topjob ®

Clorox ® Bleach Glass Plus ® Tilex ®

Always read the label instructions on any cleaner carefully before applying it to a

Plexiglas ® DR ® acrylic surface.

AVOID HARSH CHEMICALS AND DISINFECTANTS. DO NOT USE:

Dow with Scrubbing Bubbles ® Lysol ® Disinfectant Ajax ® Cleanser

Windex ® With Vinegar White Cap ® Ajax ® Liquid

White Cap ® Soft Scrub ®

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