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Bally/Williams Factory Error
- Thread starter stoptap
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Cletus has nailed it ! 
The machine is 20 years old and that light has never worked. If one of the lights on my machines so much as flickers the glass is off within 3 seconds. I wonder how many people have owned it down the years and wondered why that light never came on ?
The machine is 20 years old and that light has never worked. If one of the lights on my machines so much as flickers the glass is off within 3 seconds. I wonder how many people have owned it down the years and wondered why that light never came on ?
My Gorgar had a couple of backbox GI lamps that were never soldered on from the factory. I bet there are all kinds of subtle things missing/not working on pinball machines that people have not spotted yet.
At least we know how Stern learnt from the best when it comes to quality control
At least we know how Stern learnt from the best when it comes to quality control
I have heard that Stern will shortly be sending out games with a soldering iron and reel of solder.My Gorgar had a couple of backbox GI lamps that were never soldered on from the factory. I bet there are all kinds of subtle things missing/not working on pinball machines that people have not spotted yet.
At least we know how Stern learnt from the best when it comes to quality control
I have heard that Stern will shortly be sending out games with a soldering iron and reel of solder.
Solder and soldering iron will only be included with the LE. If you ordered a pro, you are on your own
The Earthshaker owned by my employer (and then myself) had two G.I. lamps, behind the drop targets, not connected to the rest of the playfield. I added the necessary jumper wires. And a Judge Dredd had a post and rubber rings missing from behind drop targets 'J' & 'U', allowing a ball to lodge under the plastic lightshield.