When purchasing or leasing arcade game machines, understanding the warranty terms is crucial to protect your investment. The most common warranty terms include:

1. Parts and Labor Coverage – Most warranties cover defective parts and labor for repairs within a specified period, typically 1-3 years.

2. Exclusions – Wear-and-tear items like buttons, joysticks, and monitors may not be covered or have shorter warranty periods.

3. On-Site vs. Return Service – Some warranties offer on-site repairs, while others require shipping the machine to a service center.

4. Transferability – Certain warranties are transferable if the machine is sold, while others are void upon ownership transfer.

5. Void Conditions – Unauthorized modifications, improper power supply, or environmental damage (e.g., water exposure) often void warranties.

Always review the warranty document carefully and clarify terms with the supplier to avoid unexpected costs. Proper maintenance can also extend the lifespan of your arcade machine beyond the warranty period.