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Bally EM flipper set screws won't stay tight

By ChipS

5 years ago


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#4 5 years ago

Are you using two set screws per crank?

#17 5 years ago

It was only a "common" problem when the flipper shafts are damaged. Then, the cheap ass trick was to swap right and left (new unused surface). And then tighten the crap out of them. I personally have never had to change a crank unless the collar had broken free from the crank bar.

Are these "allen" type set screws?

#21 5 years ago

Are you tightening it to the point where the wrench almost bends and it hurts your hand? Because that's how hard you have to tighten them.

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