The maintenance of outdoor combination slides mainly includes regular inspections, cleaning and maintenance, and safety inspections. ‌

To ensure the safe and long-lasting use of outdoor combi slides, maintenance is essential. This includes regularly inspecting various parts of the slide, such as plastic, soft, wooden, and metal parts, to ensure they are in good condition. In terms of cleaning and maintenance, it is necessary to use appropriate detergents and disinfectants to maintain the hygiene of the slide. In addition, safety inspections are also indispensable, including checking whether the screws are loose, whether there are burrs or deformations on the surface of the slide, and dealing with these problems in a timely manner.

The specific steps are as follows:

Regular inspection: Check whether the screws are loose at least once a quarter, and clean up water stains and rust in time after thunderstorms. Before reopening the slide after deactivation, check whether there are cracks, deformation, fractures and other phenomena.
Cleaning and Maintenance: Use detergents such as soapy water, disinfectant detergent, and bleach to clean different parts of the slide to ensure a surface finish. For soft parts, you can brush them directly with a soft cloth dipped in soapy water, while for metal parts, you need to remove rust and apply protective paint.
Safety inspection: Regularly check the flatness, whether there are burrs, deformation or fractures of the slide, and deal with it in time. In bad weather, such as hail days, the surface of the slide should be covered with colored strips in advance.

Through these maintenance measures, the life of the slide can be extended and the safety of children during use can be ensured.