Sportcraft Swivel 1-1-36-934 es User manual

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1-1-36-934

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Assembly,

Instructions

and

Rules

313

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Valley

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Congratulations!

We

hope

you

will

have

many

hours

of

enjoyable

use

with

your

new

Sportcraft

Multi-Game

Table!

PLEASE

KEEP

YOUR

INSTRUCTIONS!

«

Your

Model

number

is

necessary

should

you

need

to

contact

us.

«

Please

read

through

this

instruction

book

to

familiarize

yourself

with

all

the

parts

and

assembly

steps.

«

Refer

to

the

Parts

Identifier

and

verify

that

all

parts

have

been

included.

«

For

questions

that

may

arise

or for

missing

parts,

PLEASE

CONTACT

US

BEFORE

RETURNING

THE

GAME

TO

THE

STORE.

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INFORMATION:

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to

5:00pm

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A

WARNING!

This

is

not

a

child’s

toy.

Adult

supervision

is

required

for

children

playing

this

game.

Please

read

instructions

carefully.

Proper

use

of

this

set

can

avoid

damage

or

injury.

A

WARNING!

This

product

contains

(a)

small

magnet(s).

Swallowed magnets

can

stick

together

across

intestines

causing

serious

infections

and

death.

Seek

immediate

medical

attention

if

magnet(s)

are

swallowed

or

inhaled.

Toy

contains

small

balls

and/or

paris.

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BEFORE

ASSEMBLY:

¢

Did

you

receive

_1_

box?

¢

Did

you

inspect

your

playfield/main

table

frame

before

assembly?

it

is

not

replaceable

and

must

be

returned

to

the

original

piace

of

purchase

if

damaged.

A

TOOLS

REQUIRED

FOR

ASSEMBLY:

¢

Phillips

and

Slotted

Head

Screwdrivers

/

or

Power

Driver

(not

included)

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Allen

Key

and

Wrench

(included)

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SCORER

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KEY

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ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS:

We

recommend

that

two

adults

work

together

to

assemble

this

table.

+

The

table

will

be

assembled

upside

down

and

then

turned

over

onto

its

legs.

This

is

a

very

heavy

table

and

turning

it

over

will

require

at

least

two

strong

adults.

*

We

suggest

that

you

use

the

bottom

carton

as

a

clean

flat

work

area

to

protect

the fable.

FIG.

1:

«

Attach

one

Ball

Pedestal

-

Right

and

Left

(#7and

#8)

to

the

Lower

Ball

Board

(#6)

using two

Screws

(#18)

per

Ball

Pedestal.

«

Repeat

the

above

steps

for

the

other

Lower

Ball

Board.

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FIG,

2:

Attach

the

four

Legs

#2

and

#3)

to

the

Cabinet

using

four

bolts

(#13)

and

four

Washers

(#17)

per

leg.

Attach

the

four

Legs

(#2

and

#3)

to

the

Lower

Ball

Board

assemblies

(#6)

using

four

bolts

(#15)

per

Lower

Ball

Board.

Repeat

the

same

steps

for

the

other

Legs

and

Lower

Ball

Board.

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FIG.

3:

Attach

the

Leg

End

Brace

-

Left

(#11)

to

the

Left

Leg

(#2)

using

two

Screws

(#15)

per

Leg.

Attach

the

“L’Steel

Bracket

(#22)

to

the

Leg

End

Brace

-

Left

(#11)

using

two

Screws

(#21)

per

Bracket.

See

Fig.3A.

Then

Attach

the

Leg

Base

(#9)

to

the

Left

Leg

(#2)

using

four

Screws

(#18)

per

Leg

Base.

Screw

the

Leg

Leveler

(#24)

into

the

Leg

Base

(#9).

Repeat

the

same

steps

for

the

other Leg

End

Brace

-

Right

(#12).

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FIG.

4:

«

Insert

the

Cross

Barrel

Nuts

(#23)

into

the

Leg

Side

Brace

(#5).

NOTE:

Make

sure

the

hole

in

the

Cross

Barrel

Nut

is

facing

inside,

as

shown

in

Fig.

4A.

«

Attach

the

Leg

Side

Braces

(#5)

to

the

Legs

using

four

Cross

Barrel

Nuts

(#23),

four

Washers

(#17)

and

four

Bolts

(#14)

per

Leg

Side

Brace.

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TABLE

TOP

FIG.

5:

With

two

strong

adults,

carefully

place

the

pre-installed

bolts

of

the

table

top

into

the

openings

of

the

cabinet.

(You

will

need

to

open

the

Lock

Pins.)

NOTE:

Make

sure

that

the

Steel

Washer

(#A20)

lays

on the

outside

of

the

cabinet

and

the

Plastic

Washer

(#A19)

is

on the

inside.

See

Fig.

SA.

Thread

the

wire

into

the

hole

on the

Ball

Return

Box,

and

gently

the

pull

the

wire

until

it

is

through

the

hole.

FIG.

6:

Attach

the

Top

End

Panel

(#10)

to

the

Table,

using

two

Screws

(#20)

on the

outside

of

the

table

and

two

Bolts

(#16)

on the

inside

of

the table.

Repeat

the

same

for

the

other

Top

End

Panel.

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FIG.

7:

«

Attach

Leg

End

Panel

(#4)

to

the

Leg

assemblies

using

six

Screws

(#19)

per

Leg

End

Panel.

«

Repeat

the

same

steps

for

the

other Leg

End

Panels.

FIG.

8:

«

Attach

the

Top

Rail

Corners

(#26)

to

the

Legs

using

two

Screws

(#21)

per

Top

Rail

Corner.

See

Fig.

8A.

«

Insert

the

Cup

Holders

(#25)

into

the

Top

Rail

Corner

#26).

See

Fig.

8A.

«

Insert

the

two

Slide

Scorers

(#27)

onto

the table.

See

Fig.

8.

«

Peel

the

backing

off

the

EVA

Pad

(#A4) and

stick

on

onto

each

end

of

the

inside

of

the

Lower

Ball

Returns,

covering

the

Ball

Pedestals

(#7

and

#8).

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Insert

Net

Posts

(#A16)

onto

the

Table

Tennis

Surface

(#1).

See

Fig.

9.

Slide

Net

(#A13)

over

the

Net

Posts

(#A16).

Place

the

Triangle (#A9)

in

the

middle

of

Billiard

Tabie

to

provide

added

support

to

the

Table

Tennis

Surface.

Turbo

Hockey

play:

use

the

Turbo

Hockey

surface.

If

not

already

installed,

peel

the

backing

off

the

Cushion

(#A21)

and

place

them

at

the

corners

underneath

the

table

tennis

surface.

Tear

off

the

backside

papers

from

the

Hockey

Felts

(#A10)

and

stick

them

at

the

bottom

of

the

Hockey

Pushers

(#A11).

See

Fig.

9B.

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TABLE

MAINTENANCE

(MANTENIMIENTO

DE

LA

MESA)

TABLE

Keep

your

table

covered.

If

there

is

dust

on

the

playfield

or

the

aprons,

use

a

vacuum

or

use

the

brush

provided

to

remove.

Do

not

sit

on

the

SURFACE

table

and

do

not

use

the

table

outside.

POCKETS

DO

NOT

lift

the

table

by

placing

your

hands

under

the

pockets,

and

do

not

sit,

lean

or

put

pressure

on

the

pockets.

Lecs

Check

that

ail

the

edges

fit

properly

into

the

grooves

of

the

caps.

When

moving

the

table,

lift

the

table

off

of

its

legs

and

place

it

down

squarely

on

the legs,

do

not

drag

the

table

(and

do

not

lift

by

the

pockets

or

rods).

PUCKS

In

the

event

the

puck

becomes

rough

or

scuffed,

use

a

sheet

of

extra

fine

sand

paper

to

lightly

rub

until

the

puck

is

smooth.

FASTER

PLAY

For

faster

play,

wipe

down

the

playing

surface

with

a

spray

wax

and

cloth.

(NOTE:

Do

not

spray

the

wax

directly

on

the

table.

Spray

it

on

a

cloth

first.)

HOCKEY

Wipe

playing

surface

with

a

clean

cloth

before

and

afterch

use.

While

table

is

on,

vacuum

gently

with

a

soft

brush

attachment

on

a

vacuum

SURFACE

cleaner.

HOCKEY

GAME

RULES:

1)This

game

is

designed

to

be

played

with

two

(2)

players,

one

atch

end,

or

with

four

(4)

players,

two

atch

end

of

the

game

table.

2)

Flip

a

coin

to

determine

who

will

begin

play,

or

a

face-off

can

be

held

at

the

center

of

the

table.

3)

Play

begins

when

the

puck

is

placed

on

the

playing

surface.

Players

must

hit

the

puck

with

the

hand-held

pushers

and

attempt

to

shoot

into

the

opponent's

goal.

4)

One

point

is

awarded

when

a

puck

is

shot

into

the

opponent’s

goal.

5)

Winning

the

game:

the

winning

score

is

accomplished

by

being

the

first

player

to

reach

a

predetermined

score

or

by

being

the

player

to

score

the

most

points

within

a

given

period

of

time.

BILLIARD

RULES

-8

BALL

OBJECT

OF

THE

GAME:

8

Ball

is

a

simple

game

enjoyed

by

players

of

all

skill

levels.

It

is

a

Called

Shot

Game,

meaning

that

players

must

announce

their

intended

shot

in

advance

in

order

for

it

to

count.

In

8

Ball,

one

player

shoots

at

solid balls

(numbers

1

though

7),

while

the

opponent

shoots

at

striped

balls

(numbers

9

through

15).

The

player

who

pockets

his

or

her

ball

group

first

and

then

sinks

the

8

ball

is

the

winner.

THE

BREAK:

The

balls

are

racked

as

shown

in

the

illustration.

A

flip

of

a

coin

determines

which

player

gets

to

break.

In

subsequent

games,

the

loser

of

the

gets

to

break.

The

cue

ball

must

be

placed

behind

the

head

string

and

the

shooter

must

either

:

(a)

pocket

a

ball,

or

(b)

drive

four

bails

to

the

rails.

if

the

shooter

fails

to

make

a

legal

break,

the

opponent

has

the

option

of

accepting

the balls

in

this

position

or

re-racking

the

balls

and

shooting

the

opening

break

again.

If

any

balls

are

pocketed

on

the

break:

the

shooter

stays

on

the

table,

however

the

table

is

still

Open,

meaning

that

the

choice

of

the

stripes

or

solids

is

not yet

determined.

The

choice

of

stripes

or

solids

is

determined

by

the

first

called

shot

made

after the

break.

If

the

8

ball

is

pocketed

on

the

break:

the

shooter

stays

on

the

table

with

the

option

of

spotting

the

8

ball

and

continuing

play,

or

re-racking

the balls

and

breaking

again.

If

the

shooter

scratches

on

the

break:

if

the

cue

ball

is

pocketed

on

the

break

:

(a)

all

balls

pocketed

remain

pocketed,

except

the

8

ball

which

is

spotted,

(b)

the

table

is

open,

(c)

the

opposing

player

has

the

cue

ball

in

hand

and

may

place

it

anywhere

behind

the

head

string

and

shoot

at

any

ball

that

is

not

behind

the

head

string.

PLAYING

THE

GAME:

After

the

break,

regardless

of

whether

any

balls

were

pocketed

on

the

break,

the

table

is

Open,

with

the

choice

of

stripes

or

solids

determined

by

the

pocketed

ball.

in

the

course

of

play,

a

shooter

must

callch

shot

in

advance,

by

indicating

the

ball

to

be

made

and

the

pocket

into

which

it

will

be

made.

It

is

not

necessary

to

indicate

details

such

as

cushions,

banks,

caroms,

etc.

Failure

to

make

the

shot

as

called

results

in

a

loss

of

turn.

If

the

shot

is

made

as

called,

then

any

other

balls

pocketed

remain

pocketed.

However,

if

the

called

shot

is

not

made

and

any

other

balls

are

pocketed,

then

the

shooter’s

ball(s)

that

were

pocketed

would

be

spotted

and

any

of

the

opponent’s

balls

would

remain

pocketed.

In

order

to

execute

a

Legal

Shot,

the

first

ball

hit

must

be

one

of

the balls

in

the

shooter’s

group

(stripes

or

solids)

and

the

object

ball

must

be

pocketed

or

the

cue

ball

or

any

object

ball

must

come

into

contact

with

a

rail.

(Note:

It

is

legal

for

the

shooter

to

bank

the

cue

ball

off

a

rail

before

hitting

the

object

ball.)

A

player

who

legally

pockets

a

ball

continues

play

until

missing

or

committing

a

Foul.

Once

a

player’s

ball

group

(stripes

or

solids)

is

pocketed,

the

player

may

play

the

8

ball.

Again,

the

player

must

clearly

indicate

the

intended

pocket,

even

if

it

appears

obvious.

A

player

who

legally

pockets

all

of

his

ball

group

and

the

8

ball

is

the

winner.

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FOULS:

1.

Failure

to

execute

a

legal

shot

as

defined

above.

2.

Ascratch

shot

(shooting

the

cue

ball

into

a

pocket

or

off

the

table)

3.

Moving

or

touching

any

ball

by

means

other than

legal

play.

4.

Shooting

an

intentional

jump

shot

over

another

ball

by

scooping

the

cue

stick

under

the

cue

ball.

Ajump

shot

executed

by

striking

the

cue

ball

above

center

is

legal.

5.

Using

the

8

ball

first

in

a

combination

shot

when

the

table

is

not

open.

FOUL

PENALTY:

Opposing

player

gets

“cue

ball

in

hand”.

This

means

that

the

player

can

place

the

cue

ball

anywhere

on

the

table

(does

not

have

to

be

behind

the

head

string

except

on

the

opening

break).

SPOTTING

BALLS:

Whenever

an

object

is

to

be

spotted,

the

object

ball

is

spotted

on

the

long

string

as

close

to

the

foot

spot

as

possible.

LOSS

OF

GAME:

A

player

committing

any

of

the

following

infractions loses

the

game:

1.

Fouls

when

pocketing

the

8

ball.

2.

Pockets

the

8

ball

on

the

same

stroke

as

the

last

of

his

group

of

balls.

3.

Scratches

when

the

8

ball

is

his

legal

object

ball.

4.

Jumps

the

8

ball

off

the

table

at

any

time.

5.

Pockets

the

8

ball

in

a

pocket

other than

the

one

designated.

6.

Pockets

the

8

ball

when

it

is

not

the

legal

object

ball

(except

on

the

break).

BILLIARD

RULES

-9

BALL

OBJECT

OF

THE

GAME:

Nine-Ball

is

a

popular

game

enjoyed

by

players

of

all

skill

levels.

In

9

Ball,

the

shooter

must

make

contact

with

the

lowest

numbered

ball

first.

The

player

who

sinks

the

9

ball

is

the

winner.

THE

BREAK:

Balls

numbered

1

through

9

are

racked

in

a

“diamond”

shape

with

the

1

Ball

at

the top

of

the

diamond

and

on

the

foot

spot

and

the

9

Bail

in

the

center.

See

the

illistration.

The

cue

ball

must

be

placed

behind

the

head

string

and

the

shooter

must

make

contact

with

the

1

Ball

first

and

either:

(a)

pockets

a

ball, or

(b)

drives

four

balls

to

the

rails.

If

the

shooter

fails

to

make

a

legal

break,

the

opponent

has

the

option

of

accepting

the balls

in

this

position

or

HEAD

OF

TABLE

HEAD

STRING

9

-

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CENTER

STRING

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STRING

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re-racking

the

balls

and

shooting

the

opening

break

again.

If

the

cue

ball

is

scratched

on

the

break,

the

incoming

player

may

not

play

a

“Push

Out” (see

PUSH

OUT),

but

places

the

“cue

ball

in

hand”

anywhere

on

the

table.

PLAYING

THE

GAME:

After

the

break,

the

may

be

played

as

a

“Push

Out’,

or,

if

the

breaker

pockets

one

or

more

balls,

he

continues

to

shoot

until

he

misses,

fouls,

or

wins

the

game.

Once

a

player

misses

or

fouls,

the

opponent

begins

to

shoot

until

missing,

committing

a

foul,

or

winning.

The

game

ends

when

the

9

Ball

is

pocketed

on

a

legal

shot.

PUSH

OUT:

The

player

shooting

immediately

following

a

legal

break

may

play

a

Push

Out

in

an

attempt

to

move

the

cue

ball

into

a

better

position.

In

a

Push

Out,

a

ball

does

not

have

to

make

contact

with

any

ball

or

rail

and

is

not

considered

a

foul

unless

other

foul

rules

apply.

The

player

must

announce

the

intention

of

playing

a

Push

Out

before

the

shot,

or

it

is

considered

normal

play.

Any

ball

pocketed

on

a

Push

Out

does

not

count

and

remains

pocketed

(except

the

9

Bail).

Following

a

Push

Out,

the

incoming

player:

a)

must

shoot

from

that

position

or

b)

may

pass

the

shot

back

to

the

other

player.

FOULS:

1.

Failure

to

execute

a

legal

shot

as

defined

above.

2.

Failure

to

make

first

contact

with

the

lowest

numbered

ball

on

the

table.

3.

Ascratch

shot

(shooting

the

cue

ball

into

a

pocket

or

off

the

table)

4.

Moving

or

touching

any

ball

by

means

other than

legal

play.

5.

When

the

object

ball

is

not

pocketed,

failure

to

drive

the

any

ball

to

a

rail

after

the

cue

ball

has

made

contact

with

the

object

ball.

6.

Shooting

an

intentional

jump

shot

over

another

ball

by

scooping

the

cue

stick

under

the

cue

bail.

A

jump

shot

executed

by

striking

the

cue

ball

above

center

is

legal.

7.

Driving

any

ball

off

of

the

table.

The

object

balls

are

not

re-spotted

(except

the

9

Ball).

FOUL

PENALTY:

Opposing

player

gets

“cue

ball

in

hand”.

This

means

that

the

player

can

place

the

cue

ball

anywhere

on

the

table.

Balls

pocketed

on

the

foul

are

NOT

re-spotted

(except

the

9

Ball).

Any

player

that

commits

a

foul

three

consecutive

times

on

three

successive

shots

without

making

a

legal

shot

in

between

loses

the

game.

TABLE

TENNIS:

DEFINITIONS:

--

A

“rally”

is

the

period

during

which

the

ball

is

in

play.

--

Aball

is

“In

Play”

once

the

ball

is

intentionally

projected

in

service.

--

A

‘let’

is

a

rally,

the

result

of

which

is

not

scored.

--

A“point’

is

a

rally,

the

result

of

which

is

scored.

--

A

“racket

hand”

is

the

hand

which

holds

the

racket.

--

To

“strike”

is

to

touch

the

ball

with

the

racket

while

carried

in

the

racket

hand,

or

with

the

racket

hand

below

the

wrist.

--

To

“volley”

is

to

strike

the

ball

in

play

without

it

having

first

touched

the

playing

surface

on

the

player’s

side

of

the net

since

last

being

struck

by

the

opponent.

--

The

“server”

is

the

player

required

to

strike

the

ball

first

in

a

rally.

--

“Around

the

net”

means

under

or

around

the

projection

of

the net

and

its

supports

outside

the

table,

but

not

between

the

end

of

the net

and

post.

--

The

part

of

the

playing

surface

nearest

the

server

and

to

his

right

of

the

center

line

is

called

the

“server’s

right

hand

court”

and

to

his

left

the

“server’s

left

hand

court.”

The

part

of

the

playing

surface

on

the

other

side

of

the net

from

the

server

and

to

his

left

of

the

center

line

is

called

the

“receiver’s

right

hand

court.”

THE

ORDER

OF

PLAY:

In

singles,

the

server

first

makes

a

good

service

and

then

the

receiver

makes

a

good

return.

Thereafter,

server

and

receiver

alternatelych

make

a

good

return.

in

doubles,

the

server

first

makes

a

good

service

and

the

receiver

returns

the

ball.

Then

the

partner

of

the

server

makes

a

good

return,

followed

by

the

partner

of

the

receiver

returning

the

bail.

Thereafter,ch

player

alternately

in

that

sequence

makes

a

good

return.

A

GOOD

SERVICE:

Service

begins

with

the

ball

resting

on

the

palm

of

the

free

hand,

which

must

be

open

and

flat.

The

server

then

projects

the

ball

upwards

and

strikes

it

before

the

ball

touches

anything.

At

the

moment

of

impact

of

the

racket

on

the

ball,

the

ball

must

be

behind

the

end

line

of

the

server’s

court

or

any

imaginary

extension

thereof

and

above

the level

of

the

playing

surface.

After

striking

it,

the

ball

must

first

touch

the

server’s

own

court

and

pass

directly

over

the

net

or

around

the

net

assembly,

then

touching

the

receiver’s

court.

In

doubles,

the

ball

must

first

touch

the

server’s

right

half-court

or

center

line,

pass

over

the

net,

and

then

touch

the

receiver’s

right

half-court

or

center

line.

If,

in

attempting

to

serve,

a

player

fails

to

strike

the

ball

while

it

is

in

play,

he

loses

a

point.

A

GOOD

RETURN:

After

the

ball

is

served

or

returned

in

play,

it

is

struck

so

that

it

passes

directly

over

the net

and

its

assembly

and

touches

the

opponent's

court.

A

returned

ball

which

touches

the net

or

its

supports

on

the

way

over

to

the

other

side,

is

considered

a

good

return.

BALL

IS

IN

PLAY--UNTIL:

The

ball

is

in

play

from

the

last

moment

at

which

it

is

stationary

on

the

palm

of

the

server’s

free

hand

before

being

projected

in

service

until:

--

a

point

is

scored.

--

it

touches

the

same

court

twice

consecutively.

--

ithas

been

volleyed.

--

it

touches

a

player,

or

anything

he

wears

or

carries,

other than

his

racket

or

his

racket

hand

below

his

wrist.

--

it

touches

any

object other

than

the net

or

its

support

(referred

to

above).

--

itis

struck

by

a

player

more

than

once

consecutively.

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it

touches,

in

a

doubles

service,

the

left

half-court

of

the

server

or

receiver.

--

itis

struck,

in

doubles,

by

a

player

out

of

sequence,

except

where

there

has

been

a

genuine

error

in

playing

order.

A

bail

which

strikes

the top

edge

of

the

table

is

stillin

play.

A

ball

that

strikes

the

side

of

the

table

below

the

edge,

is

out

of

play,

so

the

play

and

the

point

are

counted

against

the

last

striker.

ALET:

The

rally

is

a

let:

--

if

the

ball

is

served, and

in

passing

over

or

around

the

net

it

touches

the net

or

its

supports,

provided

the

service

is

otherwise

good

or

the

ball

is

obstructed

by

the

receiver

or

his

partner.

--

if

a

service

is

delivered

when

the

receiver

or

his

partner

is

not

ready,

except

that

a

player

may

not

be

considered

unready

if

he

or

his

partner

attempts

to

strike

the

ball.

--

if

owing

to

an

accident

outside

his

control,

a

player

fails

to

make

a

good

service

or

a

good

return

or

otherwise

violates

a

rule.

--

if

it

is

interrupted

for

correction

of

an

error

in

playing

order.

LOSS

OF

POINT:

Unless

the

rally

is

a

let,

a

player

loses

a

point:

--

if

he

fails

to

make

a

good

serve.

--

if

he

fails

to

make

a

good

return.

--

if

he

volleys

the

ball.

--

if

he

strikes

the

ball

with

the

side

of

the

racket

blade

which

has

an

illegal

surface.

--

if

he,

or

anything

he

wears

or

carries,

moves

the

playing

surface

while

the

ball

is

in

play.

--

ifhe,

or

anything

he

wears

or

carries,

touches

the

ball

in

play

before

it

has

passed

over

the

end

line

or

side

line

not

yet

having

touched

the

playing

surface

on

his

side

of

the net

since

being

struck

by

his

opponent.

--

if

his

free

hand

touches

the

playing

surface

while

the

ball

is

in

play.

--

if

he,

or

anything

he

wears

or

carries,

touches

the net

or

its

supports

while

the

ball

is

in

play.

--

if,

in

doubles,

he

strikes

the

ball

out

of

proper

sequence.

AGAME:

A

game

is

won

by

the

player/team

first

scoring

21

points

unless

both

players/teams

tie

the

score

at

20

points.

In

this

case,

the

player/team

to

first

score

2

points

more

than

the

opposing

player/team

wins.

AMATCH:

Amatch

consists

of

the

best

of

three

games

or

the

best

of

five

games.

Play

is

continuous

throughout

except

that

any

player

is

entitled

to

claim

an

interval

of

not

more

than

two

minutes

between

successive

games

of

a

match.

THE

CHOICE

OF

ENDS

AND

SERVICE:

The

choice

of

ends

and

the

right

to

serve

or

receive

first

in

a

match

shall

be

decided

by

a

toss.

The

winner

of

the

toss

may:

--

choose

to

serve

or

receive

first,

and

then

the

loser

has

the

choice

of

ends.

--

choose

an

end,

and

then

the

loser

has

the

choice

to

serve

or

receive

first.

--

require

the

loser

to

make

first

choice.

In

doubles:

The

pair

having

the

right

to

serve

first

in

any

game

decides

which

partner

will

do

so.

In

the

first

game

of

a

match,

the

opposing

pair

then

decides

which

partner

will

receive

first.

In

subsequent

games

of

a

match,

the

serving

pair

chooses

their

first

server

and

the

first

receiver

then

is

established

automatically

to

correspond

to

the

first

server.

THE

CHANGE

OF

ENDS:

The

player

or

pair

who

started

at

one end

in

a

game

starts

at

the

other

end

in

the

and

so

on,

until

the

end

of

the

match.

In

the

last

possible

game

of

a

match,

the

players

or

pairs

shall

change

ends

when

the

first

player

or

pair

reaches

the

score

of

10.

THE

CHANGE

OF

SERVICE:

In

singles,

after

five

points,

the

receiver

becomes

the

server

and

so

on,

until

the

end

of

the

game

or

the

score

20-20.

From

the

score

of

20-20,ch

player

delivers

only

one

service

in

turn

until

the

end

of

the

game.

In

doubles:

--

the

first

five

services

are

delivered

by

the

selected

partner

of

the

pair

who

has

the

right

to

serve

and

are

received

by

the

appropriate

partner

of

the

opposing

pair.

--

the

second

five

services

are

delivered

by

the

receiver

of

the

first

five

services

and

are

received

by

the

partner

of

the

first

server.

--

the

third

five

services

are

delivered

by

the

partner

of

the

first

server

and

are

received

by

the

partner

of

the

first

receiver.

--

the

fourth

five

services

are

delivered

by

the

partner

of

the

first

receiver

and

are

received

by

the

first

server.

--

the

fifth

five

services

are

delivered

and

received

as

the

first

five,

and

so

on

until

the

end

of

the

game,

or

the

score

20-20.

--

from

the

score

20-20

the

sequence

of

serving

and

receiving

are

the

same,

butch

player

delivers

only

one

service

in

turn

until

the

end

of

the

game.

The

player

or

pair

who

served

first

in

a

game

receives

first

in

the

and

so

on,

until

the

end

of

the

match.

In

the

last

possible

game

of

a

doubles

match,

the

receiving

pair

changes

the

order

of

receiving

when

either

pair

first

reaches

the

score

of

10.

Inch

gare

of

a

doubles

match,

the

initial

order

of

receiving

is

opposite

to

that

in

the

immediately

preceding

game.

SERVING

OR

RECEIVING

OUT

OF

ORDER:

If,

by

mistake,

the

players neglect

to

change

ends

when

required,

play

is

interrupted

as

soon

as

the

error

is

discovered

and

the

players

change

ends.

Ifa

game

has

been

completed

since

the

error,

the

error

is

ignored.

If,

by

mistake,

a

player

serves

or

receives

out

of

turn,

play

is

interrupted

and

continues

with

that

player

serving

or

receiving

who,

according

to

the

sequence

established

at

the

beginning

of

the

match, should

be

server

or

receiver

respectively

at

the

score

that

has

been

reached.

,

Sportcraft,

Lid.

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SPORTCRAFT

&#

LIMITED

WARRANTY

Limited

Warranty

Sportcraft,

Ltd.

(the

“Company’”)

warrants

the

Product

to

be free

from

defects

in

workmanship

and

materials

under

normal

use

and

conditions

FORA

PERIOD

OF

90

DAYS

FROM

THE

DATE

OF

ORIGINAL

PURCHASE

in

the

United States

and

Canada.

Product

Registration

Card

The

Product

Registration

Card

must

be

filled

out

completely

and

mailed

to

the

Company

at

the

address

printed

on

the

card

within

10

days

from

the

date

of

your

purchase

of

the

Product.

What

Is

Covered

Except

as

provided

below,

this

Limited

Warranty

covers

all

defects

in

materials

and

workmanship.

This

Limited

Warranty

is

void

if

the

Product

is:

«

Damaged

through

improper

usage,

negligence,

misuse,

abuse,

transportation

damage,

acts

of

nature,

or

accident

(including

failure

to

follow

the

instructions

supplied

with

the

Product)

«

Used

in

commercial

applications

or

rentals

«

Modified

or

repaired

by

anyone

not

authorized

by

the

Company.

What

Is

Not

Covered

This

Limited

Warranty

does

not

cover

expendable

items

such

as

batteries,

light

bulbs,

fuses,

accessories,

cosmetic

parts,

tools

and

other

items

that

wear

out

due

to

normal

usage.

What

The

Company

Will

Pay

For

If

during

the

Limited

Warranty

period,

any

part

or

component

of

the

Product

is

found

by

the

Company

to

be

defective,

the

Company

will,

at

its

option,

repair

the

Product,

replace

the

Product

with

a

new

Product

(either

the

same

or

an

equivalent

model)

or

cause

the

original

retailer

of

the

Product

to

exchange

the

Product

with

a

new

Product

(either

the

same

or

an

equivalent

model)

or

refund

the

original

purchase

price

of

the

Product,

without

charge

for

labor

or

parts.

The

Company’s

obligation

to

repair,

replace

or

exchange

the

Product,

however,

shall

be

limited

to

the

amount

of

the

original

purchase

price

of

the

Product.

How

To

Obtain

Warranty

Service

In

order

to

enforce

your

rights

under

this

Limited

Warranty,

you

must

follow

these

procedures:

«

You

must

have

completed

and

mailed

the

Product

Registration

Card

to

the

Company

within

10

days

of

purchase

of

the

Product.

«

You

must

include

THE

ORIGINAL

COPY

OF

YOUR

SALES

RECEIPT.

«

You

must

call

the

Company’s

Consumer

Service

Department

at

1-800-526-0244

from

9:00

A.M.

to

5:00

P.M.

(EST)

to

notify

the

Company

of

the

nature

of

the

problem

and

to

obtain

instructions

for

how

to

obtain

servicing.

At

the

Company’s

option,

the

Product

may

be

serviced

at

your

location

or

at

a

location

designated

by

the

Company.

«

If

you

are

instructed

to

return

the

Product

to

the

Company

for

servicing,

you

are

responsible

for

shipping

the

Product,

at

your

expense,

to

the

address

designated

by

the

Company

in

packaging

that

will

protect

against

further

damage.

«

You

must

also

include

your

name,

address,

daytime

telephone number,

model

number

of

the

Product

and

a

description

of

the

problem.

«

The

Company

will

pay

for

any

shipping

charges

to

return

the

repaired

or

replaced

Product

to

you.

THIS

LIMITED

WARRANTY

IS

AVAILABLE

ONLY

TO

THE

ORIGINAL

PURCHASER

OF

THE

PRODUCT

AND

IS

VALID

IN

THE

UNITED

STATES

AND

CANADA

ONLY.

THE

COMPANY’S

LIABILITY

IS

LIMITED

TO

THE

REPAIR

OR

REPLACEMENT,

AT

ITS

OPTION,

OF

ANY

DEFECTIVE

PRODUCT

AND

SHALL

NOT

INCLUDE

ANY

LIABILITY

FOR

INDIRECT,

INCIDENTAL

OR

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES

OF

ANY

KIND.

THIS

WARRANTY

IS

EXPRESSLY

MADE

IN

LIEU

OF

ALL

OTHER WARRANTIES,

EXPRESSED

OR

IMPLIED.

SOME

STATES

DO

NOT

ALLOW

LIMITATIONS

ON

HOW

LONG

AN

IMPLIED

WARRANTY

LASTS

OR

DO

NOT

ALLOW

FOR

EXCLUSION

OF

INCIDENTAL

OR

CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES.

TO

THAT

EXTENT,

THE

ABOVE

LIMITATIONS

MAY

NOT

APPLY

TO

YOU.

This

Limited

Warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights,

but

you

may

also

have

other

rights

that

vary

from

state

to

state.

If

you

have

questions

regarding

this

Limited

Warranty

or

the

operation

of

the

Product,

you

may

call

or

write

us:

Consumer

Service

Department

313

Waterloo

Valley

Rd.

Budd

Lake,

NJ

07828

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original

proof

of

purchase

as

it

is

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should

you

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warranty

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