Quoted from thechakapakuni:

Yeah it’s a pinball term. The predrilled or primed holes where you fasten the Playfield parts

Quoted from Williampinball:

Does anyone have a pic of when you open up the PF under the PF where the pivots are there is a metal on the back of the PF hanging down on both sides I just don't know how they go back on if I have them right or not thanks for any help

Quoted from BentleyBear:

I'm getting "factory settings restored" every time i power on the machine.
Measuring 2.5 v on pin 28 at U8 when the game is off.
Does that mean that D2 is failing ?
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Quoted from orlandu81:

Hello Indy Owners -
I have a recurring issue that is just not going away. I had posted about this a few months back as well. My mini PF will act strange on startup of the machine and either fail or get "stuck" in the right position. In this case I get the 94 and 95 switch error. Sometimes just cycling power fixes it. Other times, I have to pull the glass and force the mini PF back to the center position and then it is good again. I have done all of the following steps and still have this intermittent problem.
- Removed the mini PF and ensured there was nothing in the way of it when it is moving left and right.
- Changed both PCBs that affect the mini PF relatively recently, the one in the back left of the machine and the one under the PF near the trough on the left.
- Changed all of the "pit" and "extra ball" optos on the mini PF
- Reseated the connector on the board towards the trough multiple times. One of the connectors feels like it can move slightly but it seems tight enough on there.
- The diodes under the mini PF a few times have been bent funny causing issues with the registering of the switches, and I've adjusted them so they are now not touching anything and do not cause any interference.
With this behavior it really seems like a connection issue. Why else would it give me trouble upon boot-up often but once I manually adjust it, it is fine for a day or until power is off for a while and the game is powered on again. The only thing I haven't changed is the motor, but given the inconsistency I don't think the motor is the issue. Could it be a cold solder joint somewhere and if so, where? This problem is super frustrating given how intermittent it is.

Quoted from Williampinball:

Yes I thought so too I thought he needed where the hole is for the gun so right side of cab to the gun hole and from right side from top of cab down to the gun hole

Quoted from zimzam:

Thanks jazc4 for helping. Close but looking for the measurements from the face of the front cabinet to the top and to the side of the gun mount itself. Converting a JD cabinet for a scratch build IJ.
Just need the correct position of the entire gun assembly on the front face of the cabinet. If I get those measurements I can figure out the carriage bolt and switch holes I need to drill for the cabinet.

Thanks zig. I think the bottom left drawing should work for an IJ yes??

Quoted from Rebel76:

Thank you everyone for the replies.
I would like to repair the original board, not so much for value but more to see if I can actually do it. Sadly testing components is something I have not quite figured out. Been reading through posts here for awhile now trying learn what to test but haven’t come across a direct answer on what would cause row 3 of matrix to quit working.
As for the value concern, I picked the machine up for under $5k. It would not play, row 3 has the start button on it, no sound, lighting issues and it had dozens of lights/rubbers that needed replaced.