When purchasing an arcade basketball hoop, you have made an excellent decision for a product that can provide you and your family many hours of fun each day. One thing to keep in mind is that when adding electronics to just about anything, you introduce a number of new ways for the product to not work correctly or to break down. Rather than an outdoor, full-size basketball system, which typically falls victim to rust or the elements, an arcade basketball hoop almost always has the electrical parts of the system go bad before anything else. You can, however, plan ahead for this type of damage and breaking down better than most damage to an inground or portable outdoor basketball hoop.

Dealing with defective electronic basketball games

If your product arrives damaged, you might consider contacting the customer during whatever part of assembly you are on while assembling the unit. Many times, defective products are not obvious until you actually try to use them. The good thing is that electronics are less likely to be defective during assembly than other structural components. If you ordered your arcade basketball hoop from Competitive Edge Products, Inc. we can also help you replace the parts through our contacts at the manufacturer for your system. If any component goes defective before the warranty period is complete, but after 30 days from receiving the item, warranty claims are processed directly through the manufacturer.

Dealing with broken parts on your arcade basketball game

If something becomes damaged, via abuse or otherwise, you can order just about any individual part directly from the manufacturer of the system you ordered. Individual parts are not retailed through any dealer and so can only be ordered through the manufacturer. The most efficient way to get this done is through your original assembly instructions. Hold on to those as they will save you lots of time in getting replacement parts from the manfacturer.