I was not looking to add this particular game to the lineup, but one came up for sale at a reasonable price and distance from me so I figured, what the hell, I'll try it. I know I am in the early phase of owning the game, but what a pleasant surprise. There's a lot going on in this game, but the code isn't nearly as complicated as some make it out to be. Like I said I am in the early days of owing it and know there's a lot to the code I don't know, but that's also what makes it so fun. The general base of the code with collecting gems and bringing in multiballs with mini wizard modes along the way, very fun. I'm glad I picked this one up.

Like vikeking27 said, they very well might be fine, but why wouldn't he at least check them to make sure? Did the tech play test the machine after making the adjustments to see if the game was functioning properly? It would be interesting to know if the tech thought the ramp/flippers were performing as they should after they played it themselves.

It is not registering at all regardless of how far you push it down with your finger? You might want to unbolt it from the game and see if it registers when you push it down. If it does, you have to adjust the height of the switch to register when a ball travels over it, if it still doesn't work, I would check to see if a wire came off. If all the wires look ok, you will probably have to replace the switch.

Typically it doesn't take much to adjust a switch. You should test it a bunch of times to make sure it is registering as it should and then play it. Once it is adjusted so it is working, you shouldn't have to adjust it very often if at all again.

This all depends on the slope of your floor. I don’t know where your game is located in your house, but most basement slabs are sloped. For instance most of my games have all four legs almost all the way in, within a quarter to a half inch just to get the desired pitch I want. My slab slopes to the middle of the floor.

From what you have been describing it still seems like you aren’t getting full flipper power for some reason. It could be a bind in the assembly, weak flipper coils, or something electrical. I’m sorry I don’t know without diving into the game in front of me.

Also a fairly easy way to check your digital level is to check the pitch in one area, then turn the level 180 degrees and check again. If it’s not the same number then the level needs calibrating.

You should measure at multiple spots for pitch. I typically measure between the flippers and somewhere at the top, on this game I would put it right in front of the black widow ramp. Then I’ll also check right in the middle of the playfield. It is not unusual to have a .5 degree difference between top and bottom readings. Also if you increased the pitch if the playfield it will actually make it harder to hit the ramp shots (slow the ball down at the ramp), which is the opposite of what you were trying to do.

I hate to even look at mine now as I haven't noticed one way or the other if the plastic is broken or not. Seems like an easy one to break.

Now I'm curious what the sanctum mod is.

Never mind I just looked it up. That is exactly what I would do as well.

I owned Iron Maiden and I much prefer AIQ over maiden. With that being said I sold Maiden for a bit more than I bought AIQ for, so market value might not be exactly the same.

Set it the way you want it to play. Everything else doesn't matter.

I think that is a good price and you shouldn't worry about losing to much if you decide to sell it. If you truly believe you are going to hold onto it for years, then I would think you would have no problem getting your money back out of it. I bought mine for about the same price about 6 months ago.

I love that combo. I’ll probably love it even more if I can ever hit it.

Does someone have or know how I can get the movie code. I just installed the comic code and think it’s a huge improvement. I’d like to try the movie code to see how I like that. PM me if you know where or how I can get it, thanks.

It looks like you are missing a washer at the top where it attaches around the iron man shot. I attached pictures for both spots so you can compare.

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I've owned my Avengers pro for about 10 months now and I think I've started to figure how I want to play it. I've always been the type of player that tries to make it as far as possible in the game which in turn should give a good score. I played AIQ that way until just recently which drove me a bit nuts with the rules. I would feel like the game was wasted if I started Thor multiball before starting a mode, even on the first ball. For the most part I would spin the disc and shoot the gauntlet to start a mode to collect gems and that's it. After installing the Comic code this weekend, I just "played" the game. I didn't worry to much about where I was shooting, I just shot around. What I found was I enjoyed the game much more than letting the rules consume me during gameplay. I also realized the disc is hit so often from missed shots that the portal is often open without trying. I started to play the game as what was available to me to start, rather than a methodical 1. spin disc 2. get Thor ready 3. start mode 4. start multiball 5. etc. I played a couple of games last night and ended up making it through all the gems collecting all but one and losing one to Thanos. I know it's not a good score for the people that do know how to make all the rules work in their favor, but I got my personal best of just under 900 million. I had this game on the market, but I think I'm going to keep it a bit longer. I just thought I would share this for those of you that may be letting the rules govern too much of your play style.

Are there any real changes that effect the gameplay on this update?

I'm not sure of the specific of what's creating the problem itself. Is the switch contacting the playfield protector so it doesn't get depressed easily or is the switch to stiff to depress on a slow ball? Is it possible to adjust the switch itself so the ball more easily pushes it down or the switch doesn't come in contact with the playfield protector?

I would not use tin snips. I would think a dremel would be the best way to trim a plastic.