Scared Stiff
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Hi.
Last year I bought the SS pinball and now I'm restoring it.
Unfortunately the pin is completely without frogs, so I don't know how they are mounted or fixed.
I tried to look into the image gallery, but there is no answer on my question.
Could someone please take a picture of the frog and of its assembly, to allow me seeing how the assembly is positioned to the playfield ?
Quoted from Marco1973:Hi.
Could someone please take a picture of the connectors of the spider motor ?
I searched the entire gallery but no success.
Thx
This is the picture I needed. Fortunately I solved the problem looking between pictures on the web and the manual.
Maybe someone will take help from It.
The group of cables on the left of the spider motor was cut. I rebuilded them.
IMG_20220531_230949 (resized).jpgQuoted from GKW:I am looking for a schematic for the back box lamp door. I am putting a basket case back together and I am trying to determine, specifically, the flasher wiring and each flasher connector.
Don't you have the manual ?
Quoted from GKW:The information that I am looking for is not in the manual. I have been through every schematic in the manual and there is nothing specifically for the back box lamp door, unless I somehow missed it. I saw nothing for the flashers: wire codes and connectors. Yes, I looked at the chart with the flashers and it didn't show anything that was helpful. Maybe if someone could take a picture of the flashers (for wire color) and their associated connectors (where do they connect)? Thanks!
I was exactly suggesting some pictures. Now I'm at work here in Italy. In some hours I will be at home and post here some pics of the wires you are asking.
Quoted from Marco1973:I was exactly suggesting some pictures. Now I'm at work here in Italy. In some hours I will be at home and post here some pics of the wires you are asking.
If you need something more....ask 
DSC_0003 (3) (resized).JPGQuoted from GKW:Would you happen to have some pictures?
Here are the pictures that shows the entire path of all the cables of the backbox.
IMG_20230119_163614 (resized).jpgIMG_20230119_163637 (resized).jpgIMG_20230119_163658 (resized).jpgIMG_20230119_163706 (resized).jpgIMG_20230119_163715 (resized).jpgIMG_20230119_163727 (resized).jpgIMG_20230119_163736 (resized).jpgIMG_20230119_163755 (resized).jpgIMG_20230119_163808 (resized).jpgQuoted from GKW:Thank you very much for the pictures!
From what I gather in the first picture, on the flasher at the top right of the board, it is daisy-chained to the lower right flasher (red/white wire).
It appears that these are the only two flashers that are daisy-chained, correct?
I understand the rest of the wiring and that is what I have.
I'm out of home till sunday. Wait please till I'm home back again.
Quoted from GKW:Thank you for the information and the pictures.
Would you take some pictures of the EOS wiring, when you are able?
Thank you very much!
Here your Pic.
It is the same on which side of the EOS you sold the cables. Important is only orange and brown(Yellow) cables are together on one side.
IMG_20230204_101428 (resized).jpgQuoted from GKW:Bump....Can anyone tell me the heighth of the hex spacers around the Spider Hole? Just the heighth as they sit, not with threads. Thanks!
Hi @GKW. I'd answered before, but I came came back home just from a few minutes. Mine are 3,7 cm high but a plastic spacer of 5 mm was added, so totally 42 mm.
Quoted from GoodManners:My Scared Stiff flippers are not snappy - they are mushy. Should they be snappy? Enquiring minds wanna know....
Before buying a rebuild kit I'd looked the space between the base of the flippers and the playfield. If you pull up the flippers, they must have 1-2 mm distance from the playfield, if not they could result mushy.
Quoted from GKW:Thank you for the tip on the spring, I will re-position mine. However, as you can see from my pics, it is the base of the coffin lid and the gap from the wall of the ramp, that is keeping the door from opening all the way. See the pics that I posted, side-by-side, and you will see the differences in the gaps. In the first picture, look at the bottom of the coffin lid. There is a sizeable gap on both sides; coffin door centered. In the second picture, the bottom right of the coffin lid is all the way up against the ramp wall.
GKW Are you sure the height of the ramp is correct ? It could be for example a nut "under" instead of "over" the lower foothold of the ramp.
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