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Getaway: High Speed II, The
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Hoping someone in the club can help. I'm swapping out a playfield and found this wire nut and an associated wire. Believing it's a flasher but not finding any pics. Does anyone know or can verify?
Or is it a wire break that was pulled through the playfield and through a hole in the plastic? That seems pretty unlikely.
Wire nut left rear (resized).jpgQuoted from Hangernade:So I bought new locks and a coin door cam from Pin Life. They did not have the bars for the coin door. Cam does not hold tight against door frame, coin door can open about 1/2". Does this look like correct cam for coin door? Also turns open on it's own if you leave key in. Back box lock works but is tight. I think it turns opposite direction from original as it hits ground cable.
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I've found (if you don't want to wait to find the right lock "tab", that it's easiest just to bend or tweak the tab with some pliers to get the snug fit.
Quoted from dmacy:Hoping someone in the club can help. I'm swapping out a playfield and found this wire nut and an associated wire. Believing it's a flasher but not finding any pics. Does anyone know or can verify?
Or is it a wire break that was pulled through the playfield and through a hole in the plastic? That seems pretty unlikely.
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After some hunting, it looks like it's just a flasher housing; no cover:
http://www.theteardown.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=646
Can anyone confirm that flipper EOS caps are not necessary assuming you're using series wound flippers? Any benefit to using them if not? Doing a playfield swap and it had them installed on the two lower but not the uppers. Thanks!
Hoping someone can verify two connections for me that aren’t labeled in the backbox. I just did a playfield swap that the head was removed from before me working it and these two 4 pin non keyed connectors.
One is for the speakers. Two in question are the 1J15 and 1J13.
2D3173A6-87FD-497F-9157-5674BFA8FFF8 (resized).jpegEB82B4A0-9D4F-4711-96B1-952CD0D03EB9 (resized).jpeg54721040-2035-4CF7-A5FD-15ACBE5637F7 (resized).jpegE8EAD330-9E1F-4066-9A2E-43B57A4A13A2 (resized).jpegQuoted from BJM-Maxx:Has anyone here done a CPR playfield swap on a High Speed? Looking at my new PF it does not have any registration marks to place the pivot point hardware. It seems a bit odd for such an important piece that has to be in the right place.
I found the same issue too. I did one recently although it was an older one:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/high-speed-cpr-playfield-swap
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