Quoted from Brandon101884:The rollover button needs replaced, It’s difficult to depress and it’s been holding the ball when it isn’t able to go through the turn. When I lifted the field I noticed the switch was bent. Before I try and straighten it I wanted to see if there was a replacement before I make things worse. Aside from that, the plastic is worn and rubbing when you press it, it’s definitely not smooth as the other ones. I removed the part and cleaned it, still not depressing correctly so I want to replace it.
Welcome to the club. If taking it completely apart and cleaning it didn’t work (which usually does), you can replace it. Did you try putting the playfield up, and working it yet? Push the rollover star down and back up with a finger on each side of the playfield and work it back-and-forth quickly and repeatedly. Loosen it up.
If not, Marco or Pinball Resource (PBR) has star rollover replacements. Check their sites first.
Quoted from Brandon101884:The next issue I’m having is with the bumper. It’s broken. The piece that the spring pushes up is broken in half.
You need to rebuild that whole pop assembly. It needs a new skirt, spring and yoke. The spring is caught up on the switch, it’s not positioned properly.
Quoted from Brandon101884:I’m also not sure of the name of this plastic piece but it’s cracked off, it still functions. It’s the one that illuminates the “S”.
It’s called a stand up target. Pinball Resource should have some, or just look around on the web.
You probably want to go with cool white or soft white. Natural or sunlight bulbs will mirror incandescents better if you like that look. I would suggest buying a few different ones and trying them to see what you like.