How we workshop a pinball machine.
Here's what we do to make sure that your machine looks and plays like new!
THE UPPER PLAYFIELD
- Dismantle all ramps, posts, ball guides and plastics.
- Remove all light bulbs from the game.
- Clean playfield - this comprises FOUR stages of cleaning and finally, finishing with Millwax.
- Wash all plastics and clean all ramps, metal rails, posts.
- Replace any defective jet bumper skirts/misc. parts.
- Re-assemble top of playfield. - Replacing any blown or defective bulbs and all rubber rings.
(Above usually takes over 1 1/2 days.)
BELOW THE PLAYFIELD
- Remove all lamp boards and resolder the joints.
- Clean lenses and bulbs.
- Remove flipper assys, replace all coils, lockwashers, links, end stops, springs, bushings and where necessary, switches and base plates.
- Replace flipper assys, carefully adjusting bat & shaft on upper side.
- Remove any under ramps, ball poppers or anything that directly contacts the ball and clean thoroughly and replace.
- Replace any defective targets.
- Remove any defective wiring and re-solder terminals.
- Remove any operator modifications and return to original configuration.
- Vacuum out cabinet.
- Insert new balls into machine and test.
(Above usually takes 1 full day.)
- Place game on playtest - game is left in showroom for visitors to try. During this time, any faulty or mis-adjusted switches are detected and adjusted.
- Clean cabinet outside and touch-in any scratches.
Game complete after thorough play test!
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