Great trampoline, but disappointing warranty experience
We genuinely love our ACON trampoline and have been very happy with the product itself. That is why I am so disappointed with how our warranty claim was handled.
I reported a torn jumping mat while the trampoline was still within its five-year warranty period. I confirmed my mailing address and provided the information ACON needed to process the mat replacement.
In a later follow-up correspondence, I separately asked about several springs that were rusting. ACON requested additional photographs of the springs. I did not submit those spring photographs in a timely manner, and I accept responsibility for that delay.
However, the spring question was separate from the original mat claim. ACON already had my confirmed address and the information needed to process the mat replacement while it was still under warranty. I was never told that waiting for the spring photographs would delay, close, or invalidate the mat portion of the claim.
When I later followed up and provided the requested spring photographs, ACON declined to cover both the mat and the springs because the warranty had expired. They offered a 20% discount, which I appreciate, but we are still left paying to replace the jumping mat ($239) and 12 damaged springs ($199 for minimum of 35 springs) for a total of $350.40 plus shipping.
I understand why ACON may decline the spring portion because I did not submit those photographs promptly. What I do not understand is why the mat claim was not processed separately when it had already been reported and ACON had the information needed during the active warranty period.
We still love the trampoline itself. My disappointment is specifically with the warranty process and the decision not to honor the mat claim under these circumstances.








