GYMAX Basketball Arcade Machine Assembly and User Manual
⚠️ Before You Start / Safety Precautions
Please read all instructions carefully.
Retain instructions for future reference.
Separate and count all parts and hardware.
Read through each step carefully and follow the proper order.
We recommend that, where possible, all items are assembled near to the area in which they will be placed in use, to avoid moving the product unnecessarily once assembled.
Always place the product on a flat, steady and stable surface.
Keep all small parts and packaging materials for this product away from babies and children as they potentially pose a serious choking hazard.
Parts List
- #1 Tube-1 (x2): Ø22x580x440mm
- #2 Tube-2 (x2): Ø22x685mm
- #3 Tube-3 (x1): Ø22x890mm
- #4 Tube-4 (x1): Ø22x890mm
- #5 Tube-5 (x1): Ø22x755x580mm
- #6 Tube-6 (x1): Ø22x755x580mm
- #7 Tube-7 (x2): Ø22x830mm
- #8 Tube-8 (x2): Ø22x835mm
- #9 Tube-9 (x2): Ø22x595mm
- #10 Tube-10 (x2): Ø22x650x385mm
- #11 Tube-11 (x1): Ø22x1067x520mm
- #12 Tube-12 (x3): Ø12.7x1090mm
- #13 Basketball (x4): 7" Diameter
- #14 Electronic Scorer (x1)
- #15 Switch Sensor (x2)
- #16 Control Box with Wire (x1)
- #17 Rim (x2)
- #18 Rim Support Plate (x2)
- #19 Inflation Pump with Needle (x1)
- #20 Ball Return Net (x1)
- #21 Backboard (x1)
- #22 M6 Washer (x46)
- #23 M6x20mm Bolt (x16)
- #24 M6x29mm Bolt (x6)
- #25 M6x42mm Bolt (x4)
- #26 M6x50mm Bolt (x4)
- #27 M6x35mm Bolt (x2)
- #28 M6 Nut (x32)
- #29 3.5x10mm Bolt (x4)
- #30 4x28mm Bolt (x2)
- #31 Electronic Scorer Face Plate (x1)
- #32 Wrench (x1)
- #33 Allen Key (x1)
- #34 Self-Stick Strap (x2)
Pre-Installed Parts
- P1 Net (x2)
- P2 Spring Lock (x9)
- P3 Plastic Pole Insert (x2)
- P4 Lock Pin (x2)
Assembly Instructions
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Step 1: Prepare Assembly Area
Find a clean, level place to begin the assembly of your Basketball Game. We recommend that two adults work together to assemble this basketball game.
Remove all the parts from the box and verify that you have all of the listed parts as shown on the Parts list page. Carefully cut or tear the four corners of the box so that the bottom of the box can be used as your work surface.
Diagram Description: Page 2 shows a layout of poles and parts before assembly. -
Step 2: Attach Tubes-2 to Tubes-3 and Tube-5
Attach Tube-2 (#2) to Tube-3 (#3) and Tube-5 (#4) using the pre-installed spring lock (P2) as shown in FIG.1.
Attach Tube-7 (#7) to Tube-8 (#8) using the pre-installed spring lock (P2) as shown in FIG.2.
Diagram Description: FIG.1 shows Tube-2 connecting to Tube-3 and Tube-5 with spring locks. FIG.2 shows Tube-7 connecting to Tube-8 with spring locks. -
Step 3: Connect Tube-5 and Tube-6
Attach Tube-5 (#5) and Tube-6 (#6) together using the pre-installed spring lock (P2) as shown in FIG.3.
Diagram Description: FIG.3 shows Tube-5 and Tube-6 being joined by a spring lock. -
Step 4: Attach Tubes-5 & 6 to Tubes-3 & 4, and Tubes-8
Attach Tube-5 (#5) and Tube-6 (#6) to Tube-3 (#3) and Tube-4 (#4) using Bolts (#26), Washers (#22), and Nuts (#28). Then, attach Tube-5 (#5) and Tube-6 (#6) to Tubes-8 (#8) using Bolts (#26), Washers (#22), and Nuts (#28) as shown in FIG.4, 4A, and 4B.
Diagram Description: FIG.4 illustrates the connection of Tube-5 and Tube-6 to Tubes-3, 4, and 8 using bolts, washers, and nuts. Close-up views (FIG. 4A, 4B) show the specific hardware placement. -
Step 5: Attach Tubes-7 & 8 to Tube-2
Attach Tube-7 (#7) and Tube-8 (#8) to Tube-2 (#2) using Bolt (#24), Washers (#22), and Nut (#28) as shown in FIG.4C. Repeat this step for the other side.
Note: Make sure the spring lock is facing down.
Diagram Description: FIG.4C shows Tube-7 and Tube-8 being attached to Tube-2 with a bolt, washer, and nut. -
Step 6: Attach Tube-12 to Tube-2 and Insert Tube-1
Attach Tube-12 (#12) to Tube-2 (#2) using Bolts (#24), Washers (#22), and Nuts (#28) as shown in FIG.5A.
Then, insert Tube-1 (#1) into Tube-2 (#2) as shown in FIG.5.
Diagram Description: FIG.5A shows Tube-12 being attached to Tube-2. FIG.5 shows Tube-1 being inserted into Tube-2. -
Step 7: Attach Tubes-9 to Tube-5 and Tube-6
Attach Tube-9 (#9) to Tube-5 (#5) and Tube-6 (#6) using Bolts (#27), Washers (#22), and Nuts (#28) as shown in FIG.5 and 5B.
Diagram Description: FIG.5 and 5B illustrate the attachment of Tube-9 to Tube-5 and Tube-6 using bolts, washers, and nuts. -
Step 8: Attach Tubes-10 to Tubes-9 and Tube-11 to Tubes-10
Attach Tube-10 (#10) to Tube-9 (#9) using the pre-installed spring lock (P2).
Then, attach Tube-11 (#11) to Tube-10 (#10) using the pre-installed spring lock (P2) as shown in FIG.6.
Diagram Description: FIG.6 shows Tube-10 connecting to Tube-9 and Tube-11 connecting to Tube-10, both using spring locks. It also indicates "short" and "long" connections for Tube-10. -
Step 9: Attach Rim and Support Plates to Backboard
Attach the Rim (#17) and Rim Support Plates (#18) to the Backboard (#21) using Bolts (#23), Washers (#22), and Nuts (#28).
Then, attach the Switch Sensors (#15) to the Backboard (#21) using Bolts (#23), Washers (#22), and Nuts (#28).
Note: Ensure you use washers on both sides of the backboard as shown in FIG.7.
Diagram Description: FIG.7 shows the backboard assembly, detailing the attachment of rims, support plates, and switch sensors using bolts, washers, and nuts. -
Step 10: Attach Electronic Scorer Face Plate
Attach the Electronic Scorer Face Plate (#31) to the front of the Backboard and connect it to the Electronic Scorer (#14) using Bolts (#29) as shown in FIG.8.
Diagram Description: FIG.8 illustrates attaching the electronic scorer face plate to the backboard and connecting it to the main scorer unit with bolts. -
Step 11: Attach Ball Return Net and Tube-12
Slide the elastic straps and sleeve of the Ball Return Net (#20) onto Tube-1 (#1) as shown in FIG.9A, 9B, and 9C.
Slide Tube-12 (#12) through the sleeve on the front of the Ball Return Net (#20). Attach it to the left side first using Bolts (#24), Washers (#22), and Nuts (#28) as shown in FIG.9D. Follow the same procedure on the right side.
Diagram Description: FIG.9 series shows attaching the ball return net to Tube-1 and then sliding Tube-12 through the net's sleeve and securing it. FIG.9D shows the bolt and washer connection. P4 Lock Pin is also shown. -
Step 12: Attach Backboard to Top Tubes and Secure Tube-12
With the help of another adult, attach the Backboard (#21) to the top Tubes-1 (#1) with Bolts (#25), Washers (#22), and Nuts (#28) as shown in FIG.10A.
Slide Tube-12 (#12) through the sleeve at the back of the Ball Return Net (#20), as shown in FIG.10B.
At each bottom hole of the backboard, attach the left side first with Bolts (#25), Washers (#22), and Nuts (#28) as shown in FIG.10C. Follow the same procedure for the right side.
Connect the Lock Pin (#P4) to Tube-5 and Tube-6 (#5 & #6) and insert it into Tube-5 and Tube-6 (#5 & #6) as illustrated in FIG.10C.
Diagram Description: FIG.10 series shows attaching the backboard to the main frame, securing Tube-12, and connecting the lock pin (P4). FIG.10A shows backboard to top tubes. FIG.10B shows Tube-12 through the net sleeve. FIG.10C shows bottom backboard attachment and lock pin insertion. -
Step 13: Attach Control Box
Attach the Control Box (#16) to the middle of Tube-11 (#11) using two Bolts (#30) as shown in FIG.11A.
Run the rest of the Control Wire through the loops on the Ball Return Net (#20). Place the Control Wire on Tube-11 (#11) using the Self-Stick Straps (#34) as shown in FIG.11.
Diagram Description: FIG.11 and FIG.11A show the control box being attached to Tube-11 with bolts and the control wire being routed and secured with straps. -
Step 14: Connect Electronic Scorer Wires
Connect the Sensor Wire from the Switch Sensor (#15) to the Electronic Scorer (#14) as shown in FIG.12.
Connect the Control Wire to the Electronic Scorer (#14) as shown in FIG.12 and 12A.
Diagram Description: FIG.12 and FIG.12A illustrate the wiring connections between the switch sensors, control box, and the electronic scorer unit. -
Step 15: Fold and Secure the Machine
Fold the Basketball Arcade Machine when not in use and insert the Lock Pin (#P4) as shown in FIG.13.
IMPORTANT: Make sure to use the Lock Pin (#P4) when folded.
Note: The lock pin (#P4) needs to be removed from its original position when the machine is being used before insertion to the new position when folded.
Diagram Description: FIG.13 shows the basketball arcade machine being folded and secured with the lock pin (P4).
Electronic Scorer Operation
Install Batteries
Battery Box: Unscrew the bolt using a screwdriver and open the battery box. Insert 3 "AA" batteries (not included) in the order of polarity as shown on the inside cover. Then close the cover using a screwdriver. Turn the power ON using the ON/OFF switch.
Reminders:
- Batteries must be installed according to the correct polarization (+ and -) required.
- Please clean the battery contacts and also those of the devices prior to battery installation.
- If the game will not be used for a long period of time, we recommend that the batteries should be removed.
WARNING:
- Requires 3 "AA" batteries (not included).
- Do not mix old and new batteries.
- Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon zinc), or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries.
Control Box Operation
- Press "ON/OFF" to activate the scorer.
- The scoreboard "HOME" shows "01" (pre-set game 1).
- Press "SELECT UP" and "SELECT DOWN" to select a game.
- Press "PLAY" to enter the selected game mode.
- Press "SOUND" to switch sound ON/OFF while playing.
- Press "PAUSE" to pause or start time counting.
- Press and hold the "ON/OFF" button for 3 seconds to turn off the scorer.
- Press and hold the "RESET" button for 3 seconds to reset the games.
Note: If no shot is made or no button is pressed for 15 minutes, the scorer will turn off automatically.
Diagram Description: The control panel shows buttons for ON/OFF, PLAY, SELECT UP, SELECT DOWN, SOUND, PAUSE, and RESET.Choose From 8 Different Game Options
1. Beat the Time Clock
Press "PLAY" to enter game 1. Select single/multiple players (P1/P2/P3/P4) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". Select playing time (30/45/60 seconds) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". Scoreboard "HOME" shows Players 1 & 3; "VISITOR" shows Players 2 & 4. Shots are worth 2 points until the last 10 seconds (then 3 points). A 5-second countdown occurs before the next player's turn. The player with the most points wins.
2. 3 Point Beat the Time Clock
Press "PLAY" to enter game 2. Select single/multiple players (P1/P2/P3/P4) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". Select playing time (30/45/60 seconds) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". Scoreboard "HOME" shows Players 1 & 3; "VISITOR" shows Players 2 & 4. All shots count for 3 points. A 5-second countdown occurs before the next player's turn. The player with the most points wins.
3. Battle Back
Press "PLAY" to enter game 3. Select multiple players (P2/P4) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". Shots made in the "HOME" frame score +2 points for "HOME" and -2 for "VISITOR". Shots made in the "VISITOR" frame score +2 for "VISITOR" and -2 for "HOME". The first player to score 10 points wins.
4. Horse
Press "PLAY" to enter game 4. Select multiple players (P2/P3/P4) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". The player must make a shot within 2 seconds. If a player fails to score, they receive a letter (H, O, R, S, E). The first player to spell "HORSE" loses. The last player remaining wins.
5. Check Point
Press "PLAY" to enter game 5. Select single/multiple players (P1/P2/P3/P4) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". "HOME" displays "player", "VISITOR" displays "24" points, with a pre-set 40-second playing time. Scoring points increases the playing time (e.g., 24 points adds 10 seconds). The game ends when a player scores 98 points. The player with the most points wins.
6. Around the World
Use tape to mark shooting lines. Press "PLAY" to enter game 6. Select single/multiple players (P1/P2/P3/P4) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". "HOME" displays players 1/2/3/4; "VISITOR" displays scored points. The game ends when a score of 10 points is reached or time reaches 99 seconds. The first player to finish wins.
7. Left and Right Shoot
Press "PLAY" to enter game 7. Select single/multiple players (P1/P2/P3/P4) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". Select playing time (30/45/60 seconds) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". "HOME" displays the player, "VISITOR" displays points. Shots made in the "HOME" frame score 2 points for "HOME" when the LED flashes "HOME". Shots made in the "VISITOR" frame score 2 points for "VISITOR" when the LED flashes "VISITOR". The player with the most points wins.
8. One to One
Press "PLAY" to enter game 8. Select single/multiple players (P1/P2/P3/P4) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". Select playing time (30/45/60 seconds) using "UP/Down", then press "PLAY". "HOME" shows Players 1 & 3; "VISITOR" shows Players 2 & 4. Shots are worth 2 points until the last 10 seconds (then 3 points). The player with the most points wins.
? Return / Damage Claim Instructions
❌ DO NOT discard the box / original packaging.
In case a return is required, the item must be returned in its original box. Without this, your return will not be accepted.
? Take a photo of the box markings.
A photo of the markings (text) on the side of the box is required in case a part is needed for replacement. This helps our staff identify your product number to ensure you receive the correct parts.
? Take a photo of the damaged part (if applicable).
A photo of the damage is always required to file a claim and get your replacement or refund processed quickly. Please make sure you have the box even if it is damaged.
✉️ Send us an email with the images requested.
Email us directly from the marketplace where your item was purchased with the attached images and a description of your claim.
