I just stuck my head into a huge wide body from Gottlieb. It was pretty sweet. My co-worker's Volcano was recently repaired by a local technician, but he only played it for about a day and it stopped working. I offered to come take a look and see what the problem was. It ended up being the multi-ball trough was not seeing the balls or the coil was dead that advances them to the eject hole. The trough would capture and keep the balls and the game would not restart because of the missing ball. While I was in there, I notice the drop targets coils was crispy and was no longer functioning too. My buddy mentioned that they smelled some minor burning so I assume it was that coil failing. These dead coils looked to be original. While it appeared that the game was brought back to working order with some coil and connector replacements in other areas, I think it is kinda crappy that a technician can keep a game for so long and repair it, just good enough to get it on it's feet. My buddy paid $500.00 and he still has no game to play. You can sometimes find a working game for that much money. There seems to be a disconnect on good service out there, and eventually I may run into the same problem of a issue I can't fix. I wish there was a way to find a good service person that will be fair, efficient, and do a good job. Not just just do good enough. Anyone know of any exceptional repairmen in the So. CA area?