Quoted from Markharris2000:

Cada placa de nodo tiene dos conectores de red. Uno se usa como entrada a la placa y el otro como salida a la siguiente placa. En la última placa de nodo de la cadena, no hay lugar para conectar el conector de salida, por lo que colocaron un terminador en ese último conector. Parece un cable de red corto con envoltura retráctil que cubre las 2 pulgadas de cable. Es importante que el terminador esté trabajando para mantener la cadena de comunicación en todos los foros. Dado que tiene las placas de nodo Green originales, y si confirma que el terminador está correctamente instalado en la placa de nodo cerca de la aleta izquierda, intente volver a colocar todos los cables de red comenzando en la caja posterior y luego debajo del campo de juego. Parece que las tres placas de nodo del controlador están fuera de línea, por lo que se siente como un problema de cableado de red con el primer cable de la placa de la CPU o el terminador al final.

Quoted from SteelTigers:

It's about like this once you get the right exit ramp disassembled. [quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from SteelTigers:

It's about like this once you get the right exit ramp disassembled. [quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from Bedrock84:

Hey everyone, I have a new GOTGpro that arrived with the current Stern 1.11 code (Oct ‘22 build). Ive pm’d Cleland for his most current (1.09?). I’m sure he’ll respond when he can,but if anyone has it and can send, I’d gladly still donate to Cleland. Let me know….hoping to have it for this weekend!

Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

Installed the scoop, orb plastic and pop bumper protectors. Took lots of pics - orb area plastics had a lot going on in there.

Quoted from Markharris2000:

Each node board has two network connector jacks. One is used as an input to the board, and the other is an output to the next board. On the last node board in the chain, there is no place for the output jack to connect to, so they put a terminator in that last jack. It looks like a short network cable with shrink wrap covering the 2 inches of wire. It’s important for the terminator to be working to keep the chain communication across all boards. Since you have the original Green node boards, and if you confirm that the terminator is properly installed in the node board near the left flipper, try reseating all of the network cables starting in the back box and then under the playfield. It looks like all three driver node boards are offline, so that feels like a network cabling issue with the first cpu board cable, or the terminator at the end.

Quoted from PinMonk:

Why didn't you take the protective film off the plastic protectors?

Quoted from Pin_Fandango:

I still can’t click with this game… not sure what it is, I just don’t love it.
Will be selling it soon.

Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

Are you referring to the orb plastic? All the others definitely have the film off. Wondering if I missed it on the orb protector but didn’t seem to have film on it. That was from cpr9999, I might have missed it!

Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

Are you referring to the orb plastic? All the others definitely have the film off. Wondering if I missed it on the orb protector but didn’t seem to have film on it. That was from cpr9999, I might have missed it!

Quoted from nagamitsu:

Weird issue I am encountering. If I start a game, and go to use flipper buttons to select a mode, it automatically starts the one I "land on" as I am scrolling through. Any thoughts? It's like the hadron enforcer button is activating to select it, as I'm flipping through them, but it doesn't select unless/until I start scrolling through them with the flipper buttons.
Tim

Quoted from cpr9999:

Yikes….Yes it has plastic film to take off on both sides!
And my protector goes on the bottom and the Original game plastic on top.

Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

Well damn getting all that plastic off and back together was a pain. I’ll tackle it tomorrow. I looked at the pics you posted of the protector and thought the protector (like many) was on top of factory plastics. I’ll get that film off and do it again!

Quoted from cpr9999:

I have always put protector plastics below factory plastics. Usually protector plastics are a bit larger than the factory plastics so they protect from bottom up. And protect the paint on the factory plastics.
Also, I have not tried this method but worth a look at install of protector:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/guardians-of-the-galaxy-owners-thread/page/152#post-7325334

Quoted from PinMonk:

You have a switch on the playfield registering from the vibration caused by the flippers. Glass off. Go into switch test mode. Pull out the white post on the inside of the coin door (I don't think this is necessary for switch testing, but might as well) and smack your playfield firmly in a number of areas with your palm. The switch that needs to be adjusted will trigger from the vibration. Note which one or ones are triggered.
Adjust that switch or those switches.

Quoted from NeilMcRae:

you don't need the terminator.

Quoted from Markharris2000:

Actually you do. Those network lines are RS485 and a daisy-chain arrangement to work properly every time, the terminator must be present. That's why Stern ships it. That said, it MIGHT work without the terminator, but could be suseptible to interference from coil spikes and other higher voltage stuff in the machine, etc. To be reliable, you must install the terminator.
https://know.innon.com/bias-termination-rs485-network

Quoted from nagamitsu:

Curious of mine, from original run, whether my friend I bought the machine from had removed that terminator or it didn't have it. Game works flawlessly without it at least from what I've seen.
Tim

Quoted from NicoVolta:

cleland does your mod also improve the callouts? It’s a shame how poorly the default mix utilizes the assets… just a mishmash of yelling and noises and seemingly random music. Already on the verge of selling it (newly unboxed)… but will hang tight for 1.11 to save the day.

Quoted from NicoVolta:

cleland does your mod also improve the callouts? It’s a shame how poorly the default mix utilizes the assets… just a mishmash of yelling and noises and seemingly random music. Already on the verge of selling it (newly unboxed)… but will hang tight for 1.11 to save the day.

Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

Installed the scoop, orb plastic and pop bumper protectors. Took lots of pics - orb area plastics had a lot going on in there.
My right orbit pathing is still off. Adjusted it as much as I could with plastics off. Someone suggested a piece of Mylar on the metal guide - where do you suggest I put it? I don’t have any Mylar looks like it’s sold in 12 inch square sheets - buy some and cut to size I assume?
Final question anyone have this orb mod and what do you think?
https://www.hookedonpinball.com/store/p134/Guardians-of-the-Galaxy-Orb-with-Lit-Crystal-Infinity-Stone.html#/[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from bobukcat:

Here's one I took when I installed the plastic scoop sign mod (which I really like BTW) but the scoop protector itself was a pretty easy install. No modifications necessary and I definitely recommend you install one as soon as possible. [quoted image]

Quoted from JonCBrand:

I installed that orb mod from Hooked last week, very nice unit simple install. I used a zip tie to fish the harness through.
Brackets needed some tweaking to get both halves of the orb to line up but overall super happy.

Quoted from gliebig:

Where did this mod come from?

Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

Nice - so this connects via alligator clips under the playfield correct? Did you have to remove the orb plastics beneath it to install or was it unscrew factory orb, install new one and fish the wire through the gap to connect it underneath?

Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

Anyone know the screw size for the screw the connects the plastic on the top of the pop bumper to the bumper? I lost the tiny Phillips screw trying to insert it this morning and haven’t found it yet in the playfield or underneath- hate when I do that

Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

Nice - so this connects via alligator clips under the playfield correct? Did you have to remove the orb plastics beneath it to install or was it unscrew factory orb, install new one and fish the wire through the gap to connect it underneath?

Quoted from Markharris2000:

Actually you do. Those network lines are RS485 and a daisy-chain arrangement to work properly every time, the terminator must be present. That's why Stern ships it. That said, it MIGHT work without the terminator, but could be suseptible to interference from coil spikes and other higher voltage stuff in the machine, etc. To be reliable, you must install the terminator.
https://know.innon.com/bias-termination-rs485-network

Quoted from bobukcat:

I don't know if he is still doing these or not: https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/archive/70398

Quoted from SteelTigers:

Here a few mods you guys might be interested in:
Speaker Mod:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/guardians-of-the-galaxy-owners-thread/page/148#post-7266717
Orb Mod:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/guardians-of-the-galaxy-owners-thread/page/148#post-7264655
Milano Mod:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/guardians-of-the-galaxy-owners-thread/page/149#post-7272651
LCD Mod:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/guardians-of-the-galaxy-owners-thread/page/151#post-7294667

Quoted from TicTacSeth:

Question: I’ve had my game for a couple of years. Yesterday, for some reason when I would hit the flippers the slingshots would suddenly fire. Not every time, just once in awhile. Switched it off and on and it seemed to stop. Any idea what happened there?

Quoted from Zuul:

Most likely cause is the switches in the slingshots just need slight adjustment. Over time the contacts can get closer together making them too sensitive. Switching on and off could just be placebo. Take off the glass and try banging the playfield with your hand. See if the vibration will fire the slings.

Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

Anyone have experience with the backbox lighting kits for a Guardians Pro - like from Flipper Fidelity, etc? They look nice, never seen one in person...
https://flipperfidelity.com/stern-guardians-of-the-galaxy-pro-animated-led-backbox-light-replacement-dimmable/

Quoted from Yesh23:

Loving my new topper
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Quoted from VirtualMayhem:

I am getting the new groot motor from stern tomorrow and they sent me instructions on how to remove it which seemed pretty simple.
The set screw that connects the motor to the shaft will not budge. Using a 3/32 Allen wrench which seems to be right size and turning counter clockwise it ain’t moving. Anyone ever take one of these apart - any ideas?

Quoted from PinMonk:

Manual page 54 says it's a 10-32 set screw (which would need a 5/32 hex wrench).

Quoted from CraigJam:

Where can I get one?!