On the later gottliebs, the score motor is held in by hairpin clips, so you can tilt it up to be able to better access some of the switches around it. On my Flipper Clown, I need to clean/adjust/possibly replace the innermost switch on stack 1a, and this score motor looks like it's glued or screwed down to the bottom board, but underneath the bottom board, there are no bolts or screws.

I see 3 screws but only have easy access to one of them. What is the easiest way to remove an older Gottlieb Score motor, or to at least tilt it up so I can see how to change out this switch?

-Pat

I have the bottom board (I'm assuming when you say the motor board, we're talking about the same thing, the piece of plywood with all the relays, score motor etc attached to it) propped up right now so I can access that switch a bit easier. When feeling underneath the board where the score motor is, I do not feel any screws/bolts anything underneath there. It is just smooth wood.

The 3 screws I'm referring to are underneath the top disc on the motor itself. Only 1 I can reach with a screwdriver, the other 2 are closer to the center of the bracket underneath the motor top disc, but not accessible. I can attach a picture later, and I'll try to get to the bottom of the bottom board also and take a pic of that.

-Pat

Well, I appreciate you guys not calling me a bonehead, but you are both right. There are 2 screws underneath the bottom board. When I was feeling around, I didn't even feel them under there. I must be losing my sense of touch.

-Pat