Kevin,
On that flipper, the pin holding the link into the plunger may be about to fall out.
On that flipper, the pin holding the link into the plunger may be about to fall out.
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The "What is this part/Where is this from" Thread..
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Well spotted Dave, I'll sort that out tomorrow.
Can anyone help me identifying which bulbs are in the back of the PF on a Met Pro (see pic below)? ; are they #44 (Bayonet) - not the #89 flashers which hang down, but the one labeled "3" below. Many thanks, Den
#44
Thanks! Just thought I'd check before ordering in case I ballsed something up!
Chaps,
Snapped the head off one of these taking it out of a post.
Struck out at B&Q + Screwfix
Measured circa 2.5mm x 3.5mm width
Am I right in saying this is part compatible:-
Pinball mania:-
Machine Screw #6-32 x 1"
Thanks in advance
Snapped the head off one of these taking it out of a post.
Struck out at B&Q + Screwfix
Measured circa 2.5mm x 3.5mm width
Am I right in saying this is part compatible:-
Pinball mania:-
Machine Screw #6-32 x 1"
Thanks in advance
Chaps,
Snapped the head off one of these taking it out of a post.
Struck out at B&Q + Screwfix
Measured circa 2.5mm x 3.5mm width
Am I right in saying this is part compatible:-
Pinball mania:-
Machine Screw #6-32 x 1"
Thanks in advance
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6-32 inch UNC Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws ASME B18.6.3 in A2 Stainless Steel - Westfield Fasteners Ltd
6-32 inch UNC Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws ASME B18.6.3 in A2 Stainless Steel. Typically used where high torque fasteners are not necessary. Next day Delivery.
This place is great for US size screws, bolts etc (x10 for £2.14!)
And yeah - that does look like a 6-32
Thanks buddy for the response, appreciated6-32 inch UNC Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws ASME B18.6.3 in A2 Stainless Steel - Westfield Fasteners Ltd
6-32 inch UNC Phillips Pan Head Machine Screws ASME B18.6.3 in A2 Stainless Steel. Typically used where high torque fasteners are not necessary. Next day Delivery.www.westfieldfasteners.co.uk
This place is great for US size screws, bolts etc (x10 for £2.14!)
And yeah - that does look like a 6-32
Coin box lid
I’d leave it on the coinbox, as a lid.
Don’t throw it away
Some home use pin nerds don’t have bank accounts.
Copy what they do and get yourself a coin mech and start using as a savings device
Copy what they do and get yourself a coin mech and start using as a savings device
Okay. We’re using the coin box for pinball document storage, e.g. the manuals, the shop log, spare balls, etc. inside the pin.Don’t throw it away
So, we don’t really have the space to put the lid on. Thus, I took it off (without knowing what it was) and it’s now floating around our basement like a rubbish vibranium shield.
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I’m confused lol if you took it off the coin box yourself surely you realised it was the lid?
No. There was a bunch of stuff taped up inside the NIB pin, inc. a shallow plastic tray full of promos, balls, etc. and this metal thing that looked to be part of a coin door, but which didn’t seem to fit or attach somewhere.
I obviously kept the manuals tidily inside the plastic box/tray at the front of the machine along with spare balls, shop log, etc.
And initially I also left the metal thing (lid) there, as well, but then ran out of space after I’d left some mods that need fitting in there as well. So, I took the metal thing out and dumped it in the cellar.
I had no idea how it fitted on the pin, and I didn’t understand how the plastic box attached either. The plastic box was useful, the metal thing wasn’t, and it didn’t seem to affect anything. As I don’t like accumulating junk, I figured I’d ask what it was before throwing it away.
OP
OP
It slides on to the plastic box.
Good rule of thumb is never throw pinball parts away. The next week you can guarantee you’ll need it .
Don’t throw it away! Keep the spares elsewhere and keep the lid on the coin tray where it belongs, there’s a metal loop inside the cab that pokes through the slot to keep the tray/lid in place. No sense at all in binning it
Can anyone help me identify this plastic protector set? Pulled it out of between a load of other bits. I think it might be from Tron due to the large semi-circular plastic that I would have thought goes over the recognizer.
Don't really want to unbag it if I don't have to.
EDIT: Since sussed apparently it's for an AC/DC.
Don't really want to unbag it if I don't have to.
EDIT: Since sussed apparently it's for an AC/DC.
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Anyone know where I can get one of these, with a couple of extra pins for when I bugger up crimping them? It's the end of the cable assembly on my LW3, part number 5036-5258-00. I can always unsolder this one from the lamp unit if needed, but I'd rather not have to.
Stew
Stew
Pinball Mainia sell the connectors and the pins. Just ask Andy and he will sort out what you need.
Cheers Daz
Any help welcome on identifying what this little glass tube is with the the two lines of it is? Resistor? Capacitor? Fuse?Where might I get a replacement, the corner has snapped off. It’s In a stern transformers and connects to the Optimus prime ramp motor. Thanks in advance!
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Andy has one left
Thank you! Ordered. Digging a bit deeper I’ve found out it’s for surge protection on the motor (which was, but isn’t currently turning) so potentially should work without it(?) will do some more investigating to find out the cause.
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Has anyone got one of these? My motors not turning the ramp up and down and I can’t see any breaks in the connection under the table…
stern 041-5103-00
Has anyone got one of these? My motors not turning the ramp up and down and I can’t see any breaks in the connection under the table…
stern 041-5103-00
It’s a motor