Next logical step from PinFooties - PinBooties!

Did they cook eggs in the machine?

From experience - those are mouse nests. Underneath, there will be areas planked and discolored from urine. Cleaning, several days in the sun, and clean again will usually get rid of the smell, but not the stain.

From experience - those sonic devices will cause your cats to go deaf. They can still hear it.

i reached out to the seller, just radio silence.

Unless the OP is spoofing us, he bought the machine somewhere near Schagan, so I doubt "outing them" will cause them many problems stateside. Still sucks for the OP, though. Goes back to what lots of folks are saying about seeing the machine first.

Just needs a fuse and a good vacuuming!

Pinballslave- you need to cross post that to the Project Pins for sale thread!

You would have to go by smell - for those who haven't smelled the smoke that exits coils and wires, they would have to set up a test to learn the scent!

Cotton - In Illinois, its illegal to have an early pay off penalty clause.

Does Disney even own the pins or are they owned by a contractor? I thought I read somewhere all video games and pinball machines were contracts.

So basically Disney puts up with a sub par contractor who doesn't care about their games as long as $$ keep coming in. One would think that Disney would care, maybe that was the Disney of old.

Might be interesting to put a 100 watt bulb on the DC output, put the 120VAC on the input and see what happens. I can't imagine anything exported from Haiti recently to be any good.

If it doesn't burn up, check the DC Volts and the waveform just for info.