Yeah do the top edge first as if it goes pear shaped, it doesn’t really matter
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In Progress The Addams family, teaching my brother pinball minty skills.
- Thread starter Happypin
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Did a few jobs today.
1) Fitted the hinges and back light board.
2) Wired the flipper button LEDs after reconfiguring the wiring on the board that had a free space for a two pin plug.
3) Extra ball switch wired, the bulb I will add later once I get the correct colour wires or close to as possible.
1) Fitted the hinges and back light board.
2) Wired the flipper button LEDs after reconfiguring the wiring on the board that had a free space for a two pin plug.
3) Extra ball switch wired, the bulb I will add later once I get the correct colour wires or close to as possible.
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With the playfield alongside the cabinet, it was time to switch on and hope for no coil lock on or even worse smoke.
To our surprise it came on with no bang !!
We Spent the day fixing a few jobs on the playfield, nearly all was my thought.
1) Switch on one of the pop bumpers had to be swapped around.
2) bookcase opto lower was wired back to front.
3) ball got stuck in the subway, wrong screw used.
4) 4 leds needed refitting.
5) levelled the bookcase flush with the playfield.
6) in single lamp test, more than one light would come on. We checked all the diodes but it turned out to be a dodgy new socket.
With all this now fixed it’s ready to go in the cabinet next Thursday when I return from a break away.
And this took all bloody day. Beer, bath and painkillers in that order.
To our surprise it came on with no bang !!
We Spent the day fixing a few jobs on the playfield, nearly all was my thought.
1) Switch on one of the pop bumpers had to be swapped around.
2) bookcase opto lower was wired back to front.
3) ball got stuck in the subway, wrong screw used.
4) 4 leds needed refitting.
5) levelled the bookcase flush with the playfield.
6) in single lamp test, more than one light would come on. We checked all the diodes but it turned out to be a dodgy new socket.
With all this now fixed it’s ready to go in the cabinet next Thursday when I return from a break away.
And this took all bloody day. Beer, bath and painkillers in that order.
