The score board is located in the table on each sided of the gamer, but it is no longer working.

Deck Shuffleboard points are calculated after all the pucks are shot. Points only count if the entire puck is inside of one of the numbered scoring areas. If a player knocks another player's puck out of the scoring area, that puck is no longer scored. If a puck is touching the side of a numbered section, it is not scored.

It may be that you accidentally deleted your gamer tag. try recovering it from Xbox live. if you deleted your tag you may have also accidentally deleted your saves too which you cannot recover.

To be precise, your question was asked two days back and none of the experts are answering your question just because you have not provided the complete problem. Kindly let me know the color of the wires on your battery holder and the color code on the on off button and to the score board. We experts don't have wiring diagram for each and every equipment but we do have color code system.

I would say the best bet it to call the Escalade Sports Customer Service number and see if they can help you get replacement parts. I am going to put a call in myself to get a new junction box (I have no power to the fans, but the scoreboard works) and some new strikers and a puck. I got my table from a friend who had been using it and then when I set it up it would not turn on...guess that explains why it was being stored in his garage when I picked it up!

The Escalade Sports Customer Service number is:
1-800-426-1421

Earlier comment 103.0205 Table Saws does not need lubrication is simply wrong.

The103.0202, 103.0203, 103.0305 Craftsman Companion Table Saws main Arbor axle DOES have to lubricated or else the axle bearing will quickly loosen side-to-side or vertically and fail to provide accurate saw cuts.

FWIW, Sears no longer sells Arbor Axle replacement parts... The Table Saw Arbor axle and Bearing Housing cannot use sealed bearings unless the saw case is re-milled and extensively modified. There are 2 Oil Hole Plugs (part# 475-32) that need to be opened and oil applied so the Arbor axle shaft does not get scored or worn.

I use 30wt motor oil to relube the Arbor Axle Shaft depending on amount of use, temperature, and axle rotation stiffness.

Remember, the higher the RPM speed of the table saw motor and/or the longer the use, the more frequently you may need to relube the Arbor Axle Bearing!

he has most likely used cheats.

main board is cold solder. resolder main board.

This table uses low voltages for the scoring lever. I agree with fixer1950. Check / disassemble the goal / scoring assembly, and look for the scoring lever. sometimes just 2 metal plates. should see where it's touching the scoring strip and you can test it by moving it with your finger / pen / other device.

Try adjusting it further away, and test again with a puck to ensure proper operation..

The customer service is somewhat oblivious to their inventory and products they sell. But, if your table is not pushing the puck, call and order a new fan (easy swap out). Also, you may use a small pin and poke each air-hole as dust accumulates and clogs system (do not use a wax or polish, only damp soft cloth)

The control box is the interface to power scoreboard.(kids pushed the transformer cord in too hard and separated the circuitry panel inside CB). I am in process of replacing mine, model number 34090, part number 34090HG08, $5.00+ SH

There are comparable control box modules for similar turbo hockey games, Atomizer, which uses a similar control box that you can swap circuitry out to your old box. (Very simple, even a cave man can do it..hah). The key is the ability to put control box back together once you disassemble inerts. (The "flip" mechanism is so shoddy it never goes back together right)

Good luck with Sportcraft and their disposable $500-600.00 air hockey tables which have a lifespan of parts of less than 5 yrs!

Try to log out of XBOX Live and then sign back in.

If not contact Microsoft and see if they can research it for you.

Call 1-800- 4MY XBOX.