Eros One
Fascination Game, 1979
Flame of Athens
Allied Leisure, 1978Just bought a Eros One in great shape. But the right flipper actuator arm #264-5-25 is broken and need the plunger assembly too. The coil is reading below 1ohm. PBresource has the coil but anyone know where to get a actuator arm and plunger pieces?
Thank you. I will likely take you up on that offer.
I am not too familiar with these games but they don't look too complicated. I am betting the flipper broke and that is why it was put into storage the past 30 years. It has less than 9000 plays on the meter.
Cabinet is in pretty good shape. No water damage and all there. Came with the coin box, original manual and flyer and both beverage holders. Was stored in a heated shop up in the loft with a tarp over it so it stayed warm and dry.
Circuit boards are all there. It at least has GI power and the displays worked. I haven't tried further than that. The one big plastic has a chip out of the top by the rebound bumper. The playfield is dull and has one loose insert and one sunken insert but other than that, no wear. I tried Novus 2 in a couple of spots and it cleaned and shined right up.
I think I got a great deal and find on this one. I might even send the playfield to be cleared.
What size are the flipper rubbers? The manual just gives the part number and no website is taking it. They look skinnier and longer than normal ones.
I will let you know once I go thru the machine more to see what else I need.
Quoted from SealClubber:Nice key board.
Zing! I found out that speaker coaster plastics fit right over pop bumper holes.
The flipper link is the weak link on this game (pun intended). Actually it's the pawl that breaks. When I repair these every other game gets both flipper replaced with a set of Gottlieb flipper mechs (bally will work too but you cannot use the bally coil). And the alternating game is fixed with the leftover link from the previous game. Gluing the pawl back together doesn't work. Tried epoxies too.
I have a full flipper assembly (boxed and ready to go) that I can send to anyone that can try to have these 3D printed and made available to the pinball community. The piece has been reglued so it cannot be used in a game. The pawl is symmetrical so it works for the left and right side. There are a couple spots on it that can be thickened up to maybe make these more robust.
The drop targets are also unique to Allied Leisure (and Fascinations), but unlike the other parts, these can't be easily subbed out for another manufacture. These should be made after the flipper pawls.
The slingshot arms are also cheap plastic. I can use one of these if anybody has a spare.
Quoted from kbliznick:try to have these 3D printed and made available to the pinball community.
That would be great!!
I'm in need of a flipper pawl/link for a star shooter (also allied leisure) and a yellow drop target.
It feels like I always need the unicorn parts?
I know that flippers.com has some of the flipper parts, but no more drop targets.
Are these the correct flipper rubbers size for Allied Leisure pins?
NARROW 0.375 IN X 1.5 IN ID RING,
http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/39-10802-21
Kbliznik, Do you change the whole Gottlieb flipper assembly or are you just talking the guts? I only ever had one Gottlieb and since the flippers worked fine I don't remember much about them. Trying to learn as much as I can about this type of game since I plan on keeping this one. There isn't much info out there.
That is the correct size, but you might have trouble fitting superbands onto the stock Allied Leisure bats. They are at least 1/4" longer than everyone else's bats. I would also order a set of rubber ones just to be sure.
Yes if you change out to different bats, you need to swap the entire flipper assembly. Assemblies actually, since the stock bats aren't the same size it would look weird with one short bat and one long bat. You can use a Gottlieb, or Williams or Gameplan coil in place of the ALI coils, but you can't use a Bally coil.
Thank you. I am not sure I want superbands. Not sure I like them. Was just posting for the size but it is good to know they might not fit anyway.
Right now, my bats are fine. And I found the plunger and link in the bottom of the cabinet in good shape surprisingly. I just need a coil and that plastic pawl. So far at least.
Try www.flippers.com I don't know if he has "kits" but he is one of the only places to buy those parts, unless you get lucky on ebay. He is slow to respond to emails so be patient.
Thanks for the tip, I'll give that a try. I was thinking perhaps they might be standard Williams parts (since the flipper bats have the Williams logo), but it's also possible somebody previously replaced them.
Let me know if you need drop targets.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/alliedfascination-cocktail-pin-drop-targets
I am also looking for one of these cams and a flipper bat for my ALI Rock On rebuild. Is the 3d printer file for the cam available anywhere? I sent a PM to Volgon hopefully he still has one to sell. If I can’t source any of these parts, I read a post on this forum where an ALI Star Shooter flipper assembly was converted to a Stern classic flipper assembly with a Gottlieb 24V coil A-5141. Based on the pictures I saw I think this will work for the Rock On as well, but not 100% sure. If anyone has any information on flipper parts for this unit I would appreciate the help.
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