Should I pay compensation if something happened to a fitness equipment in the park?

Who will be responsible for the trouble of fitness equipment? Once the fitness equipment is in trouble, who is its "owner"? Who is responsible for property, equipment manufacturers, neighborhood committees, etc. Tan Jian, a doctor of law at Zhengzhou University, believes that residential properties should be liable for damages caused by accidents. Article 56 of China's "Property Management Regulations" stipulates that when there are potential safety hazards in the property, which endanger the interests of the public and the legitimate rights and interests of others, the responsible person shall timely repair and maintain it. Fitness equipment should be included in the scope of public facilities in residential areas, and the public facilities and properties in residential areas have the main management obligations, so the residential properties should bear the liability for damages caused by accidents. Tan Jian said that public fitness equipment has high requirements on safety. As a public facility in a residential area, the responsibility of managing the residential property must be clear. Residential property should ensure that regular manufacturers of fitness equipment meet product safety standards, and residential property should also undertake the training management of equipment use while installing equipment. Residential property should be set up in a timely manner to take care of the maintenance of residential fitness equipment, and it is not enough to only warn of health taboos. Tan Jian believes that if something goes wrong because of the quality of the fitness equipment itself, then the manufacturer or seller of the equipment should also be liable for compensation. Because tracing back to the source, the producer or seller of fitness equipment is the main responsibility bearer of the injury incident. Professor Liu Tianzhang from Henan Institute of Political Science and Law Cadre Management believes that the owners of fitness equipment should also bear the responsibility for poor management. The owner of fitness equipment can be a developer or a neighborhood Committee. If the owner or manager (such as a property management company) causes damage to others due to poor management, then the owner shall be liable for compensation. Liu Tianzhang also pointed out that if the perpetrator did not follow the safety tips and caused his own damage, then the perpetrator should bear certain responsibilities. Zhao Gang, a researcher at the Henan Academy of Social Sciences, believes that the unattended fitness equipment, on the surface, is the responsibility shirked by the community management department, which essentially reflects the problems of unbalanced allocation of responsibilities and rights and unclear powers and responsibilities in the process of shifting the focus of urban management to the community, which has certain universality. To cure the problem, we must speed up the construction of community system, and make clear the responsibilities and rights, functions and funds of the community, the authorization of the authorization, the appropriation of the appropriation, and the signed agreement.