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That's a PITA to clean up .... best way I know is find a friend, pull the playfield out, and then both of you lift it out of the cabinet, and rotate upside down and SHAKE .... shake .... shake ....
That gets most of it ...
You'll have to pull all the tunnels off underneath too ... those little cubes go everywhere.
Quoted from goingincirclez:I imagine other inaccessible glass bits will get shaken loose with the natural shocks and vibrations of the game, so check periodically for a while.
Yes, you're going to be finding yet more little bits of glass and dust for weeks ... it's unfortunately just part of the process ... basically take the glass off and re-vacuum weekly until it largely stops filtering out.
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