I can take pics of mine.. but I can't do it until Friday. Hopefully, someone can step in and help you out before that. If not, I could be your last resort.

Good luck!

I saw a youtube video sometime ago, can't remember the title. But maybe this will help :

http://s264.photobucket.com/user/ttaki/library/Demolition%20Man%20restoration?sort=2&page=1

I'm about to be in the same boat
Just took mine apart to clean and polish. Took a bunch of photos, but looking at that playfield..it is looking scary as to how to put it all back together, and in what order. But I'm sure I'll figure it out. Or post here like you did.
Here are a couple of sites I will be using to help:
http://www.dndw.com/arcadeaddiction/DMPinball.htm

http://s264.photobucket.com/user/ttaki/library/Demolition%20Man%20restoration#/user/ttaki/library/Demolition%20Man%20restoration?sort=2&page=1&_suid=1395148611980025838892917458644

I can send close up photos in a day or 2 if you need them. Make sure you get it all done nicely, as I am going to be using you for advice when I put mine back together. LOL!

Chaos

I see the Youtube videos are really good and useful...but they all cover the stripping, and none that I have seen cover the putting back together.
Going to have to watch them in reverse/rewind I think.

Chaos

I just finished mine on Sunday. I can share some of mine if you need them although the link above might be good enough. I personally wished I had taken a lot more pictures while I was tearing it down. Next time I will do a rapid tear down while my wife takes a zillion pictures.

Would be great if someone would just write a list of the order in which you assemble everything. The manual had a sequence to strip the ramps, and even that seemed wrong, and had to go in a different order. But I fear assembling a bunch of stuff and then finding out a part has to go under it all.
No-one has a list saying assemble ramp A first, then the elevator..then X then Y....etc?
The ball guides seem logical, I suspect the problem will come in when assembling elevated switches and components etc. Finding out where the wires trail underneath etc.

labelling the cables is the obvious one. It's the other stuff that may be a hiccup.
But isn't it amazing how much better the playfield looks once you strip it down, and how much dirt sits underneath it all?
I sometimes think that I enjoy cleaning and shopping these things more than playing them, and I only have 2

Chaos

Cue awesome Pinside group effort!

Favoriting (hey, a new word!) this thread in case I can't scare up the right SD card when I get around to putting mine back together!

Ha, did the same even though havent stripped mine yet but know it will happen.

Taking it apart was no big deal. Remove screws until the pieces are free I personally have a set of 30 colored sharpies. I color the connectors under the playfield for all the switches and lights with a different color marker right after separating them (or you will get wet market all over yourself). I try to use dis-similar colors in each area. I suppose I should use letters but it's hard to write neatly when you are contorting to get in there.

The metal ramps are the hard part in putting it together. The two "feet" that hold up both of the left metal wireform ramps are mounted under the long easily breakable "power freeze" plastic. The power freeze plastic's screws are buried under some other parts that you have to put on first including the Cryoclaw plastic with the switches that also holds up the ramps. I can only guess that's why the power freeze plastic is often broken. I fussed with it for quite a while to get it all together without breaking anything only to learn that the lower metal wireform ramp was too low. A ball would easily get trapped under it. I then took it all back apart and put a spacer (1/4" I think) using a 1 1/4" screw from the bottom of the playfield that I mounted the ramp to. That gave me enough clearance to clear the ball while still giving it enough room to clear the upper ramp. When I was taking it apart initially I forgot there was a "hack" spacer under both ramps but it only needed it under the lower ramp. Took a while to get it back together. Ideally you'd anticipate this and put the post in while everything else is off. Just getting these two wire ramps back on correctly without breaking anything took me a couple hours to complete right.

If someone wants to type up the list of parts, I will order them in the proper order to reassemble them and tips where it makes sense.

Next time upload them real-time here so we can cheer ya on and back them up.

interesting, I should know this. wish my DM wasn't in Brek.

I've just assembled my own one after a strip, clean and polish. My first pin I ever took down. It was..interesting. But once we took our time and though things out, along with some good labelling..we managed ok. A couple of times we had to backtrack. But it all went back together and is looking amazing and playing even better. Almost sad it is finished. Now I am going to have to look for another one to do.

Anyways, since mine is fresh in my mind, I can say that I have no idea where that metal guard of yours goes. I didn't see it on mine at all. I thought above the center metal ramp, but that one looks the same size, but is welded on. Not screwed. Do you have one above your ramp? Uploading a pic I got off the net.

It can only be below the playfield, or maybe at the back behind the elevator area, as I didn't strip that.

Anyways, for anyone doing this, it isn't impossible, even for novices. Take it slow, and don't be scared to go backwards and undo stuff to get other stuff fitted properly. Use masking tape to attach each screw to it's part, or screw them back in the holes they came out of. Right ramp first.

The easybreak plastic wasn't so hard. One screw in, swivel it and put in the one screw of the long ramp arm. Then undo that screw, screw in the other one, and swivel it, and put in the other screw. Then install it in place. Does NOT need to be bent at funny angles.

Pics help, but there are enough online to get it sorted. Or ask, and I'll upload some of mine.
Good luck with that pictured part..I have no idea.

Chaos

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Is it not above the center grilled ramp?

It goes to the left of the autoplunge at the shooter lane here:
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No problem. I like to help if I'm able. This post and it's links have been a huge help for me.