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PlaySafe Middleton Swing Set Owner's Manual And Assembly Instruction

Summary of Middleton Swing Set

  • Page 1

    Middleton swing set owner’s manual and assembly instruction model #: 22-ps300s model name: middleton swing set manual revision: 4/2006 important: keep this owner’s manual; do not discard in case you need to contact pacific cycle, inc. In the future. Should there be a change of ownership, please tran...

  • Page 2

    2 ©2006 pacific cycle, inc. To make claim under warranty, notification of such defect must be given to pacific cycle, inc. By calling the phone number below, you will be instructed on how the product or part needing replacement should be shipped postpaid to pacific cycle, inc. Customer service and a...

  • Page 3

    3 ©2006 pacific cycle, inc. • w arn children to dress appropriately . Loose fitting clothing is potentially hazardous when using the swing set . • e quipment may be slippery when wet . D o not allow children to use the equipment when wet . • p arents should regularly check openings and surfaces , su...

  • Page 4

    4 ©2006 pacific cycle, inc. The following table lists the maximum height from which a child would not be expected to sustain a life-threatening injury in a fall onto four different loose-fill surfacing materials if they are installed and maintained at depths of 6, 9, and 12 in. However, all injuries...

  • Page 5

    • needle-nose pliers although we take pride in the quality of our swing sets, on occasion there may be a burr or rough part which will require a metal file to remove before use. Parts list for swing set remove all parts from the package and lay them out before you begin assembly. If any parts are mi...

  • Page 6

    Main frame assembly required parts: top bar x2 leg x6 support bar x3 corner fitting x2 center fitting x1 pre-assembled parts: • swing and trapeze hooks should be in place on the top tube. • hardware for legs should be in place in the corner fittings. • hardware for support bars should be in place on...

  • Page 7

    4 remove the hardware from the corner fitting prongs. Align the two sets of holes for each leg and replace the hardware through the corner fitting prongs to secure the legs. Do not over tighten the screws. After all parts are assembled you will need to tighten again. Part ref. #: pshw10 5 repeat the...

  • Page 8

    Step illustration instructions hardware reference 1 secure the glider attachment with the v- screw and the bolts at the squared portion of the top bar. Note: the glider must be positioned adjacent to the outside legs. Part ref. #: pshw35, pshw22 2 attach the two vertical poles to the glider attachme...

  • Page 9

    5 once fully assembled, check that the glider swings freely. If it does not, make sure that the bolts holding the vertical poles to the top bar attachment are not overly tightened. Part ref. #: pshw21, pshw36 see-saw assembly required parts: see-saw bar and extension frame attachment support attachm...

  • Page 10

    2 secure the frame attachment to the leg of the frame with the hardware provided on the leg. Note: be sure that the see-saw frame attaches to the leg on the opposite side of the slide. If the leg with the holes is near the support bar with the slide attachments, it should be moved to the other end. ...

  • Page 11

    2 check the nut and bolt on the swing seat to make sure that they are secure. Part ref. #: pssh11, pshw13 lawn swing assembly required parts: lawn swing attachment x2, vertical pole x4, foot plate x2, u-shaped hand rail x4, seat support bar x8, seat/backrest x4 assembly drawing completed swing step ...

  • Page 12

    2 attach the vertical poles to each attachment with the hardware that is inserted on the attachments. The curved portion of the pole is the top and it should face the inside of the swing set frame. Note: the inside holes at the bottom of the vertical poles should be larger diameter than the outside ...

  • Page 13: Slide Assembly

    8 lay the seat over the seat support bars. Using the hardware provided on the u- shaped hand rails, attach the seats and seat support bars to the u-shaped hand rail. Part ref. # pshw17 9 using the hardware provided on the u- shaped hand rails, attach the seat support bars and backrests. Note: this s...

  • Page 14

    Proper placement: slide assembly correct location incorrect location pre-assembled parts: • the screws and bolts for the slide rail/ladder legs are inserted on the slide. They will need to be removed prior to inserting the legs into the slide. • the ladder steps should have screws and nuts installed...

  • Page 15

    6 slide the two ladder steps onto the legs of the slide. Align the holes and secure the steps with the screws and locking nuts. The screw head should be facing the outside. Note: once assembled and the slide is standing upright, the steps should be flat and parallel with the ground. If they are at a...