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Hardbody Club: "Let's get physical, physical."

By lpeters82

7 years ago


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#14 7 years ago
Quoted from DrainsAddiction:

I've had a Hardbody for a couple of months now, and finally got it all working...well almost. Just the usual, flipper rebuilds, rubber and lights.
Couple of questions if anyone can help:
1) The upper flippers have the long shaft, but use the normal flipper bushings. The result is that the flippers are "wobbly" at the top. I can move them by hand maybe a quarter inch in all directions. This makes for an inconsistent shot, especially with the right upper flipper. I'm wondering if there's supposed to be a longer shaft bearing or something that stabilizes the shaft. I've looked for parts explosions for this assembly and can't find any, or for BMX, which I assume would be the same.
2) There is a "flap" that is used for the hinge for the ramps. The one on the left has cracks, but still works (for now). It looks like it is riveted in place. Anyone know where to get a replacement for this and how to change it out?

The parts manual shows all flippers use the same 0017-00042-0413 bushing. Maybe yours are worn and need replacement?

#18 7 years ago

I don't own a Hardbody but I'm familiar with 6803 games and own a SS, and excessive flipper shaft play is not normal. You are correct that the parts manual doesn't differentiate upper and lower flippers but it does call them "flipper assy-single switch left," "flipper assy-single switch right," "flipper assy-double switch left," and "flipper assy-double switch right." The single switch flippers are the uppers, and the double switch flippers are the lowers which can be seen on the cabinet schematic.

#20 7 years ago
Quoted from DrainsAddiction:

I've seen that in the parts manual for Hardbody. I'm guessing that these are sort of generic parts assemblies, since my uppers aren't exactly like the ones shown for "single". They have the expected EOS, but they also have and an additional switch like a lane change switch. The contacts are smaller than an EOS, so it's not carrying high voltage, but I haven't hunted down what they do (there's no lanes in a Hardbody).
Anyway, I think I'll take your advice about changing out the bushing. Couldn't hurt. It will be a while, though since I'm going out of town for a while. I'll let you know if that helps.

Can you take a picture of your flipper assemblies from the bottom with this extra switch?

1 week later
#23 7 years ago

Did you put those in the wash with a new red shirt?

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