Quoted from sublime90803:

I have a new game from the recent run. I've had multiple issues between the shooter lane, left orbit out of alignment, gargoyles sticking up and not returning down, and this weekend the house ramp went half way up and never came back down. Took me over 3 hours to take the entire house apart and correct. So far I think I've played it for maybe an hour total, and spent at least 6 or 7 hours fixing it.

Quoted from Geeterman1:

For mine I slightly loosened the screw under the gargoyles rear end. It’s not loose, it’s snug, not as tight as it was. This allows that bracket to have more give and allow the stick to more freely move up and down. So far so good in my machine.

Quoted from Ceemunkey:

Not playfield related, but the Wizard Mods speaker grill, coin door, apron cover and lockdown bar accent are quite nice (if it's your thing) and I think, really tie in well with the cabinets artwork. Plus its all just magnetic so it's easily removed (if it's not your thing).
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Quoted from Geeterman1:

The ball diverter is not always active. I don’t know what the rules are exactly but on my game, on a new ball, the diverter is open. If I drain quickly and get a ball save the diverter seems to close.

Quoted from littlecammi:

Changed my EHoH coin door art to a version version that fits the PinPac 4 headphone kit (provides more external controls).
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Quoted from Mad_Dog_Coin_Op:

Raise the left side of your game. The shot is not makable if the left side is low.

Quoted from PanzerKraken:

Did anyone ever make anything adhesive or something to attach to the left orbit to help with the hitting the left sling? I know there is the whole dismantling the left side bit to move the guide, but was wondering if there was a simpler solution

Quoted from per3per3:

So do you find that shots to the left orbit are also smoother after implementing that fix? I know that your fix is designed so the ball comes down to the left flipper and not the sling, but I'm hoping that moving the orbit our may also solve the other problem

Quoted from Concretehardt:

Dang I’m surprised it needs to be pulled out that far! I loosened the ball guide screw on mine and adjusted the rail all the way out (pictured below) and it’s perfect now. It clears the left sling on the left orbit shots and spins right orbits smoothly. I don’t get how there could be so much variation from game to game.
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Quoted from Concretehardt:

Dang I’m surprised it needs to be pulled out that far! I loosened the ball guide screw on mine and adjusted the rail all the way out (pictured below) and it’s perfect now. It clears the left sling on the left orbit shots and spins right orbits smoothly. I don’t get how there could be so much variation from game to game.
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Quoted from MattW123456:

They are not inexpensive, but the PS fusion atom are pretty narrow. I haven’t seen anything with a smaller form that puts out a similar amount of light.
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Quoted from explosiveegg:

I have them in mine. I like them a lot.
Note that in real life I have it set to look more purple. The camera makes it look pinker than reality.
It took a while to find a flasher to hook it up to. As a lot of the flashers go off during attract mode, and if the flash light is on too long, they'll burn the housing.
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Quoted from Rarehero:

Did you not collect any skeleton keys via Junk In The Trunk?

Quoted from Rarehero:

You have to hit the first junk target when the key insert is lit…that locks in the insert. Then complete the targets to get Key 1. Get in the trunk for Key 2. You can get more during MB. It’s possible you played a ton of the game and scored high without ever getting that first key. If you have a key, it’ll show it in the upper right corner of the LCD.