La Porte, TX
OK guys, what do you think about a No Fear trade for FK nightmare on Elm street?
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Freddy: A Nightmare On Elm Street
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Quoted from Nuge405:I'm absolutely ecstatic to be picking up a Freddy next week! Any longtime owners have some advice on the pros and cons of this particular machine?
So, I hear the code has a dead end that is unfinshed. Horror fan must have. England's real vocal call outs!
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Quoted from PanzerKraken:Well it used to be random, but now every single ball that freddy spits out dribbles SDTM making this unplayable. The ball sometimes even struggles to get out of his mouth and gets hung up on the jaw. I assume this has been discussed before, but hoping can get it figured out
Sound like the VUK needs a looking at.
Quoted from PanzerKraken:Got the freddy mouth to spit correctly again, the whole coil was kind of loose on the bracket. Also replaced the old dirty sleeve, new spring, and cleaned it all up and tightened it, now it's spitting like a dream.
Waiting on some parts and stuff to give the whole game a clean and polish. Still need to figure out whats going on with my pop bumper. The ball is often getting stuck on the bottom pop bumper and it takes a huge amount of force to get the ball out. Ball search is also not working to dislodge it so keep getting balls hanging up on top of that bottom pop now.
You’re welcome. Always check the VUK 1st.
6 months later
Quoted from blowback1976:Just joined this weekend. Fairly good condition, just needs a good going through. Now on the hunt for a replacement boiler, already had a repro glove included.
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Quoted from Nroye:Excellent, thank you. I'll give it a go
On the hard to move nails. Use a tiny dremel cut off wheel, cut a slot for a small screwdriver on the nail head. If still not budging, carefully grind off the head of the nail with the dremel and remove the side rails. Then use sharp tipped pliers to grab it. Twist and pull. You may need to dig in the wood a bit. That can be wood repaired. The damage will be under the rails anyway. Good Luck!
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