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I loved reading all of Clay Harrel's guides on his website and the pinball ninja blog. I learned so much and he has some videos that get deep into the weeds on certain topics. But I came in with basic electronic skills. I'm not an electrical engineer, but I can follow a circuit and do board work. I enjoy reading the old "theory of operation" manuals that float around online.
Quoted from kevmad:Clay's guides are excellent, gets very deep into how every aspect of how pinball machines work and how to repair them. I don't know if they are still available? I printed off copies years ago and still refer to them to this day when doing pinball repairs.
They're still floating around if you know how to use Google or Archive.org
Quoted from PinDeLaPin:Couldn't find them anymore on archive.org
I just pulled up a random one from 2010 and it looks fine. https://web.archive.org/web/20100130091146/http://www.pinrepair.com/sys37/index.htm
Pinwiki has most of the information these days anyways.
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