How to Identify a Broken Ball: Key Symptoms and Signs
Learn how to tell if your ball is broken by examining visible signs, air leaks, and more. Get tips for assessment!
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Symptoms of a broken ball include visible cracks or deformation, air leakage, and irregular bouncing. Check for punctures or deflation by pressing the ball. A broken ball won't hold air or return to its original shape after compression. Listen for hissing sounds to detect air leaks. For precise assessment, inflate the ball to the recommended pressure and observe if it retains firmness over time.
FAQs & Answers
- What are the signs that a ball is broken? Signs include visible cracks, deformation, air leakage, and irregular bouncing.
- How can I test if my ball is properly inflated? Inflate the ball and check if it retains firmness; a broken ball may not hold air well.
- What should I do if my ball has air leaks? Inspect for cracks or punctures, and consider repairing or replacing the ball.
- Can a broken ball be repaired? Depending on the damage, some balls can be repaired, but often it's best to replace them.