I bought a replacement spin wheel motor a while back for my Bad Cats. The original motor had these wires: pin 1 red, pin 2 brown, pin 5 green and pin 6 black.

The new motor has different wire colors: red, white, yellow and blue. I don't want to send some high voltage up a 5-volt line, how do I tell which wire replaces which?

BTW, my machine's serial number is : I315297, a re-import from West Germany. The head is still a nice bright orange on all sides. The cabinet has faded to a solid yellow on all sides.

Meow m'meowmeow!

For the life of me I can't figure out how to install the cam that that runs between the lockset in the head and the moving bar that locks in the backglass. I have tried flipping it each way, changing locksets, etc. I can get the key to rotate 90 degrees either CW or CCW depending on the lockset, but the key comes out with the moving bar in the "open" position and stays in the lockset with the backglass locked in.
A really close up pic of a properly installed cam would be of great assistance.

Thanks.

Finally figured it out: I've got the wrong bracket.

Here's what I need: Looking for two of the Locking Cam Brackets shown in the upper drawing in the pic. Part number I need is: Wms. 01-9281, not the bracket in the lower drawing. Needed for Bad Cats and Jokerz! Thanks.

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MY BC is the exact opposite, orange over yellow. Too bad we're not closer.

I'll take the yellow one, it actually is bequested to my granddaughter and she prefers yellow.

Hey, Hawkeye,

Are you coming to York next month or Allentown next spring? I'd be happy to swap heads with you.

Alan

Generally speaking, use an 8-32 if it goes through a post or standoff that gets hit by a ball. 6-32 for posts that just hold stuff up and don't get hit: plastics, etc.

Should the wooden playfield siderails, backrail and back light panel all be the same black finish? Gloss? Semi-gloss? Semi-flat or flat?

Anyone? Bueller? Bueller? I want to get these right. Thanks.

Just received a new plastic set for my BC from CPR. There are two plastics where the originals have bends in them but their replacements are flat. The large plastic on the right hand side that has the gray cat punching the blue bulldog has a 90 degree flip on the bottom edge that looks like it's there to keep air balls from getting stuck behind the doghouse. Also, the dog house roof has a large bend and the replacement comes flat.

Do I have to heat these plastics and bend them to match the originals? What have you guys done with yours?

Thanks.

There is a tapered rubber and white spacer at the right entrance to the Tiger ramp, and at the left entrances to the Fishbowl ramp and the Doghouse.
Some of the IPDB pics show the spacer on top of the tapered rubber and others have the spacer on the bottom. Which is correct?

Anyone need these?

SOLD!

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2022-06-30

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It seems as though Bad Cats shows up a lot when the subject of "machines that I wish I hadn't sold" comes up.

Quick question: What switch or shot triggers the woman to swing her broom and the cat to spin?

Tia,

Alan

My playfield has the question marks as well. Don't know if its early production, but it is a re-import from West Germany if that matters.