Picked one up today, does anyone know where to get those arch decals? Mine needs one baaad.

Anyone replaced the spinner with a metal one?

Anyone had problems with the little plastic guide behind the upper right flipper? (near the right outlane). No matter how I install mine, it rubs against the flipper rubber and makes the flipper stick...

I just converted mine from 44s to comet 2smd warm, and sadly I've got to say that it looses a bit of the game's charm. Genie is so yellow, with incandescents it gives a really nice glow. Warm Leds just aren't quite the same, even if they're brighter, they're 'colder' as well. I'd have switched mine back but it's going on location where it'll be on all day

Both.

The driver board still has the 10, 100, 1000 pt chime outputs, and those are what control the sound board. Every point scored should trigger one of those three outputs and create a sound.

Is it a specific switch or score amount that doesn't make a sound? Or just intermittent?

Could be. Or sound board. Or mpu. Or connectors between any of those

They are scoring though, right?

Are you on three or five ball?

Rollovers score 2000, spinner 100, standups (targets I assume) 500. Weird that it wouldn't all be at least on the same score level. Unless it still uses the 5 ball settings (rollovers 200) for sound despite scoring differently? Hm.

Do the ABCD lanes make noise when lit and unlit? Is there anything else on the PF that scores 100s and makes sound?

Yep

A-17299, per page 8 of the manual

I'm sure PBR can tell you exactly what it should have

All the coils are listed in the playboard solenoids schematic in the manual. Top bumpers are A-1496, bottom is A-5194

checked the switch on the lower flipper that controls it?

Listed on PBR for Genie: http://pbresource.com/KT-GFLIP03M.html

I think technically they should all be 27s, it a bit of extra incline never hurt.

I keep mine on 3 ball since it doesn't seem to house ball-y

The upper pops score 2000 or 200 depending on 3/5 ball, per the manual

I think so, yeah

Do you mean the arm to hold it up, the brackets in front, or the sliders for the back end?

The inner eos on the lower flipper should work like normal. Open right near the end of the stroke. The outer eos is what powers the upper flippers. It should close a bit before the inner opens. If it isn't making good contact, thay can cause the uppers to have issues

No boards are involved, the flipper just goes through the game over relay and the cabinet contacts

Have you fixed the wiring and replaced the diode?

Hard to believe no fuse blew

Did you replace the extra switch on the lower right flipper that controls the upper?

they're the "On bottom left/right flipper" switches, note that there's two of each

Yup, I see that a lot on this era gottlieb

If it is smaller, maybe you can order a repro and ask them to adjust the size?

Iirc the genie head is basically the same width as the cab, not much overhang

My Genie has zero hum. All original boards