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Quoted from msarac:I pulled that adjustment number right from the Stern spiderman manual, but I believe all modern Sterns have this setting. All of my Sterns have it enabled and it's a lifesaver!
So if you're about to lose your ball just open the coin door and have a never ending game 
If your pins are close together keep a toilet paper holder handy and wedge it between the pins so that it keeps the flipper button pushed in. The spring inside it might be powerful enough to keep the button pushed in. Or you could upgrade the spring to a stronger one. You could also put some felt on the ends to prevent any damage.
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