I just picked up the most hacked Pool Sharks ever. The GI and back glass turn on when started, and it makes a sound. That's it though. I may need some help with pictures for reference to try and get everything back into place. I'm hoping these 30, 40, and 50A blade fuses didn't cause too much burn out.

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Thanks Pin-Pilot

I didn't have any 2.5A fuses, so I am waiting on them to arrive anyway.

Have you guys set up free play on your Pool Shark? If so, what did you do? I'm trying to reverse engineer this crazy hack to see if I can cure it in a cleaner way.

Tomass you have to be kidding me. I've never worked on a System 11 and assumed Pool Sharks was one where it was difficult to set up free play. Maybe these home made buttons are for something entirely different. Actually, I just looked a little deeper, and they seem to go to the outhole kicker.

Anyone have an idea why the outhole kicker would need it's own button?

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Pin-Pilot or anyone out there, I have finally made some progress on this machine. Could you send me some pictures of the under playfield wiring? Maybe four pictures in quadrants will give me enough detail to piece this thing back together.