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Summary of Contents for PROformance Hoops CV Series
- Page 2 The instructions, illustrations and specifications in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of publication. Your basketball goal may have product improvements and options not yet contained in this manual. PROformance Hoops® reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice or obligation. Failure to properly install this unit may result in property damage, serious injury or even death. Prior to assembly, ensure the wall is structurally sound and capable of supporting the entire basketball goal system. Additional hardware, supports, bracing or other structural changes may be needed to the mounting area for safe installation and use of this product. The owner is responsible for ensuring the wall or structure the system is mounted to is structurally sound and capable of supporting the stress of the system. If needed, contact a professional engineer to evaluate your structure beforehand. Installation may require full access to the rear side of the structure. Read this manual all the way through before starting to install your system. Then read each step completely before beginning installation. Ensure you understand each step fully and comply with all steps for a safe installation Safety Instructions It is the responsibility of purchaser to ensure that all installers and players fully comply with the detailed instructions set forth in this product installation manual. Product assembly should be carried out exactly as instructed and owner supervision of use and installation is required to prevent risk of product malfunction or risk injury. All tools used to assemble this product should be used in compliance with manufacturer’s guidelines. Installation of this product will require heavy lifting and bending. Any person that is not capable of such activity should not participate in the installation of this product. If using a ladder during assembly, use extreme caution and refer to the warnings and cautions on the ladder. Due to the size and weight of this product, we recommend at least (3) competent adults are present. Make sure there are no overhead power lines within a 25‐foot radius of the basketball system. Keep all organic materials away from parts and components to avoid corrosion. Never dunk or hang on your system. Never climb on any part of the basketball system as it was not intended for this activity. Never use the basketball system as a lift or to hoist anything. Players should wear protective mouth guard during play to avoid any kind of dental injury. Players should refrain from wearing any jewelry that could potentially get caught in the rim or net. Never allow children to adjust basketball system. Check the basketball system and all associated hardware, supports and bracing on a regular basis to ensure that there are no signs of deterioration or corrosion, loose hardware, or damaged parts. If you see any signs of damage, stop using immediately and perform maintenance or contact PROformance Hoops® for replacement. For maintenance repairs please contact a professional. During installation be sure the wall is clear of any type of utilities (wires, gas lines, water lines, etc.) Be sure you have safe access to the rear side of the wall to complete the installation. Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in product malfunction, serious injury, or even death. Page 2...
- Page 3 Wallmount Guide PARTS Wall Mount Frame Lower Arm Flex Rim (Hoop) (separate box) Indicator Strip Lower Bracket (2) Height Sticker Upper Bracket (2) Actuator Bushing Actuator with Crank Upper Arm (2) Backboard Page 3...
- Page 4 Wallmount Guide HARDWARE Flange Nut 10mm QTY:4 (Separate Box) Nylock Nut 16mm Nylock Nut 12mm QTY:10 QTY:2 M10 x 55 Carriage Bolt QTY:4 (Separate Box) Flat Washer 10mm Flat Washer M16 SS QTY:4 (Separate Box) Flat Washer M12 SS QTY:4 QTY:20 Lock Washer 10mm QTY:4 (Separate Box)
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Page 5: Frame Attachment
FRAME ATTACHMENT A measure, level, drills and wrenches may be needed during assembly. This type of basketball goal can exert a large amount of force on the wall structure where it is mounted. It is very important that the wall structure is strong enough to withstand this force. First locate the wall studs to determine where the mounting frame will be installed. The basketball mounting frame is sized to take advantage of wall studs spaced at 16”. It is very important to note that your stud spacing may be different. Even if the spacing is 16” it is recommended that extra bracing be added to the studs. The illustration below shows reinforcing a stud wall like that which is used for framing a door or window. Prior to installation ensure the blocking is prepared at least as well. After proper wall reinforcement is complete, it can be covered with appropriate paneling and paint. It is important to know that the hardware to mount the wall plate to the wall is not included. It is recommended that the frame be fastened with bolts that go all the way through the reinforced wall. The maximum adjustable height of the basketball rim is 35” above the bottom of the wall frame. To achieve a 10’ rim height the bottom of the frame needs to be mounted 85” up from the floor. 1. Using a level, mark vertical lines on the wall 16” apart that correspond to the reinforced wall studs and bracing. 2. Mark a horizontal line on the wall 85" up from the floor. 3. Position the wall frame with the bottom on the horizontal line and the mounting holes centered on the vertical lines. 4. Mark the mounting holes needed for attachment of frame. 5. -
Page 6: Frame Assembly
FRAME ASSEMBLY 1. Connection C1: Align the rear holes in the Lower Arm with the lower holes of the Wall Mount Frame. Attach each side using one B3, two W1, one P1 and one N1. Another plastic washer P1 should be attached to the inside of the arm. -
Page 7: Backboard Attachment
BACKBOARD ATTACHMENT 6. Connection C6: Using the actuator, crank the lower arm to a high position. Allow the upper arms to stay down. Carefully lift and support the backboard and align upper backboard holes with upper arm holes. Each connection uses one B1, two W1, two P1 and one N1. - Page 8 RIM (HOOP) ATTACHMENT 8. Connection C8: Remove the cover plate from the underside of the rim assembly. Put the rim against the backboard and align holes. Attach with four B6, four W6 four W7 and four N6, making sure the rim is straight and level. Tighten completely. Replace the cover plate.
- Page 9 Normal deterioration of products due to atmospheric conditions, weather, rust, wear and tear (including paint), or other causes that do not affect functional use are not covered by PROformance Hoops warranties. All warranties are valid only when product is used in the intended application, and when installed according to PROforrmance Hoops instructions.