Hi all
Long shot on here with most of you guys owning SS or DMD but has anyone got an old one they no longer use?
John
Long shot on here with most of you guys owning SS or DMD but has anyone got an old one they no longer use?
John
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Wanted EM Relay Switch Adjuster Tool
- Thread starter Bandit Boy
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John
@pinballmania has them listed but showing out of stock, he may have one in reserve.
Have you equipped yourself with the 'magic brush' yet (Dremel + Carbon brush 443)? I have fixed most problems on my EM by cleaning switch contacts than adjusting them, a dirty closed switch is not necessarily electrically closed I've learnt.
@pinballmania has them listed but showing out of stock, he may have one in reserve.
Have you equipped yourself with the 'magic brush' yet (Dremel + Carbon brush 443)? I have fixed most problems on my EM by cleaning switch contacts than adjusting them, a dirty closed switch is not necessarily electrically closed I've learnt.
You can make your own if you are desperate. Grab a screw driver, chop / grind the end off, put it in a vice and then use s a junior hack saw to drop a groove down it.
If you have a softer metal tube then more the better.
By the way, brushes like these are very handy for EMs, the softer gold ones are spot on: -
https://www.rapidonline.com/Rolson-...Gcf7BvOV9v0z0cBqzlWFDzpJMORcWLDcaAuQPEALw_wcB
Just give one of them a good hard rub to make sure they do not leave bristles.
JB
If you have a softer metal tube then more the better.
By the way, brushes like these are very handy for EMs, the softer gold ones are spot on: -
https://www.rapidonline.com/Rolson-...Gcf7BvOV9v0z0cBqzlWFDzpJMORcWLDcaAuQPEALw_wcB
Just give one of them a good hard rub to make sure they do not leave bristles.
JB
