Quoted from dnapac:

Code .92. Played a couple great games and my fork ramp is stuck up. Power cycle did nothing. In service menu I test the ramp and nothing. I try to switched between 55, 56, 57 and all times I try it "failed". Lifted the playfield and connections look ok...any ideas.

Quoted from dnapac:

Another question. When in the service menu and you test a node board...it doesn't seem to do anything. I select the node board and then hit the black button. It makes the "boom" sound, but nothing seems to happen. Am I missing something?

Quoted from Tastysirloin:

My Fork Ramp has ceased working on my SW LE as well .

Quoted from FlyingW:

I updated on Monday and my fork ramp stopped working too. Called Stern, he's going to call me back once they figure out if it's a software issue or a hardware issue.

Quoted from psychoticmark:

I upgraded the code fine and played for awhile and then the game shut off and restarted twice in the middle of a game. Now it won't turn on at all. Anybody have any suggestions?

Quoted from psychoticmark:

I can't even get the game to power up anymore

Quoted from Mando:

Yea I am totally not playing it until the new code comes out and/or I downgrade. Seems highly probably its the code, I dont know how but maybe its a node board update issue?

Quoted from dnapac:

Stern just put .89 back on for the prem/le...so I guess we get a downgrade.

Quoted from faqawi:

Any idea when the R2D2 topper may be available?

Quoted from Potatoloco:

My fork just got stuck over the weekend using .92 code. Nothing seems to work in terms of making it move again. Going to have a troubleshoot walkthrough with my distro tomorrow. Maybe I'll break out the whiskey later tonight and have a go at fixing it.

Quoted from Sinbad:

Has anyone noticed that the speed of the ball hitting the back of the forks eventually deforms the forks?
Anyone else having this issue?

Quoted from Potatoloco:

Finally got a new node board in. They ended up replacing node board 9, but this has caused a new issue. After switching out boards, when I boot up the game I get the message "node not found." So now the situation has become that the game can't even locate node board 9. DIP is correct, red / yellow / green LED lights are all present, everything is wired correctly. I'm going to call my distributor again and keep troubleshooting this weekend. I figured I'd see if anyone else knows what to do or has any ideas on what I could possibly do to troubleshoot the issue? At this point, my guess based on other people's SW board issues, that it's possible that 9d is a failed board.

Quoted from Potatoloco:

Yeah, it's 0.93 code.

Quoted from Potatoloco:

that it's possible that 9d is a failed board.

Quoted from Potatoloco:

It ended up being 9d. All is well now and back to flipping.

Quoted from Kobaja:

I had the exact issue. To analyze it I had created super slow motion videos. Adjusting the auto launcher is impossible reliably because the thing is not designed for such adjustments and has enormous tolerances to begin with. I filed down that corner in a 45 degree angle to match the others and the problem is solved.[quoted image]

Quoted from Hoochoo:

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When the gate opens up, the bit highlighted in yellow sticks out ever so slightly into the shooter lane, it can be filed down to minimize the ball hitting into the gate. It's a common problem actually, I had to do something similar to what Sprudeldudel did.