Tilt sensor... look on left side of cabinet near the front (inside) You will see that you can lower the tilt bob. Lower it a quarter inch and see what happens. My ramps are tricky to hit. You may just have to adjust your flipper angle. Also you will want to make sure your flippers are properly adjusted to make sure they don't bind.

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Try the felt leg protectors, I bet they might help. My WOZ feels alittle wobbly with those in installed.

Hi Lou. Congrats on owning such an awesome and fun pin.

First, make sure those leg bolts are REALLY tight. I max out my drill torque and tighten my bolts all the way down till the drill forces my wrist to turn. You want them super tight so when you nudge, the whole game will move for you. Otherwise the legs will give on you and you won't get much nudge response.

As Jet recommended, use some kind of cabinet protector for protection. I recommend them for all games to protect the side art or decals as well as the wood of the cabinet. I like the metal ones best myself along with the felt. I screw the metal plates in and then use the felt between the leg and plate for extra protection. Coin Taker has them as well as Marco Specialties and Mayfair amusements. Give them all a look.

Also, instead of the sliders, on the feet, you should use the rubber casters. They'll protect your floors and rugs while not sliding around. Here's a link for the red ones that compliment the trim well. Black is nice for RFM as well. http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/LLPUC-R

Lastly, check your games degree of tilt. NOT the tilt mechanism, but the pitch of the machine from back to front. You may have the game tilted way down and it's playing really fast and your not really getting a good nudge because of the speed of the ball. This may also make the ramp shots more difficult to make. You can raise your front legs up a little by screwing down the leg levelers. That will raise the front of the machine and slow the ball down thus giving you a lot more nudge response and control.

Back to the difficulty of hitting those ramps, yeah, they're tough, but that's what makes the game fun. The challenge! So don't mistake the difficulty with being a pain, but rather a fun challenge to try to hit them with consistency.

Okay my friend, take care and good luck. RFM is an awesome game. Super fun for novices and pros alike. You'll enjoy it for years to come. Have fun!