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Electronic drum sets, also known as electric drums, don’t typically “break” in the same way that acoustic drums might, for example, a snare drum might lose its tightness and need to have its head replaced. Instead, when an electronic drum fails to work as intended, it’s more likely that a component, such as a drum pad, the brain, a pedal, or a cable has malfunctioned. In some cases, these parts may be repaired while in other situations, they might need to be replaced. If you’re having issues with your electric drums, it’s a good idea to consult the user manual or contact the manufacturer’s customer support for troubleshooting advice.