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Quoted from Yelobird:Really don't like the rubber washers they put down there.
actually i put the rubber washer there myself. thet's the post at the tip of the upper right flipper on JP2. it's a known problem that it keeps popping out of it's t-nut. so i applied loctite and torqued it down onto a rubber washer to give it some stability and strength. it's on location and takes a beating. it absolutely should be able to handle this without pooling up, and the fact that it doesn't is completely unacceptable to me.
Quoted from PinballSTAR:Just trying to help with a word of caution... It's like when you cut yourself and you keep lifting the bandage to look to see if it's healed, you know you're not helping anything. I've heard of people saying Stern washers have sunk under the clear - you remove a post and that washer you're taking up clear and art work and creating a chip that didn't exist. Why risk it - leave it as is as the company's issue to you, not one you maybe created or made worse by tinkering around. I also fear people who are not skilled in doing this work and making matters worse - even Dave cautions about procedure... That said I commend him for what seems to be a reliable, cheap, simple fix for those with the skill to do it properly, which he obviously is. Why not wait and see what they come up with then cycle back to this if it's the best option. I'm still going to stand by don't go removing things just yet as my opinion then - the POTC post kit was when they had defective sharps posts that was thought to be a cause / contributor, this obviously is now a clear issue across multiple companies and not thee same situation. Just trying to help folks, that's all... Me I'd bookmark this thread and make decisions what to do after other info is hopefully presented by companies.
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