You guys are going to have to bare with me... I've never done this before, in fact I've never soldered. But I have a friend coming over who is a pro, so I'm planning to learn and take this on myself next time. I've learned a lot in the 4 months of being in this hobby
What are lugs? As far as I can tell from reading, I'd just strip the wires, tin them, and then solder to the 3 diode legs on the coil. And of course solder the EOS connection.
When doing the EOS, should I wrap the wire around the circular opening and the solder, or just tin and heat against it?
Lastly, when I get that all on, and I'm adjusting and tightening the flipper bat, do I put the Williams spacer tool on the playfield under the bat?
Or do I do it like this:
http://techniek.flipperwinkel.nl/wms11/wpcflip8.jpg
I just loosened up the pawl on my IJ flipper to move it down, and then when I tightened it up and tested it, the first time I hit the flipper, it went up and ended up moving higher than I had set it. Had to loosen again, adjust again, and finally it worked. Also if I loosen that pawl all the way, I can't pull the flipper off the playfield. Feels like it's stuck in the bushing.
Any thoughts?
Really appreciate all the help guys