Quoted from brooklynknight:at random times the game will go into a mission selection mode, however I did nothing to initiate it
Sounds like a switch error engaging one of the qualified mission.
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Quoted from brooklynknight:at random times the game will go into a mission selection mode, however I did nothing to initiate it
Sounds like a switch error engaging one of the qualified mission.
Quoted from paul_8788:I don't see how it would get to "mission selection" mode randomly while in the middle of playing,
It wont if everything is working, when things aren't working you have to think like a technician, not a player.
Mission selection screen ALWAYS kills the flippers when you are browsing through available missions, if this is being inadvertently triggered by any of the mission start switches, this is exactly what would happen. Usually the ball is held at all of these mission locations, in the OP's case it is not, so it's either its being mis-triggered, or triggered and not held.
Quoted from paul_8788:Don't know why it would be happening in "mode or no mode" though
A broken switch can be triggered by vibrations...and yes, you can see it in test switch...you may have to knock on the playfield to make it happen.
Quoted from brooklynknight:If not using the included bubble what am I using to nail that exact pitch. I have a small level however how do I use it (here should the bubble be) to make sure I am at 6.5.
The math is fairly straightforward as it's basic trig where the height of an object is the tangent of the angle multiplied by the distance. Example: If you use a 12 inch bubble level and want a 6.5 degree table angle, the end of the level needs to be 1.367" (roughly 1 3/8") off the table with a centered bubble. (TAN 6.5 degrees * 12" = 1.367")
Quoted from PinballManiac40:Stern puts the code out and it is up to the owner/operator to update it. Also, the game is out of the warranty period, so one must expect to pay for parts at some point. Never hurts to check with your distributor you/previous owner bought the game from.
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This is actually debatable. If a company releases a defective product, the legal obligation is for the company to correct the problem; some would argue that making a code update available does not fulfill the manufacturers responsibility to correct the defect. I personally would like to see Sterns feet held to the fire on this and make Stern either send a technician to rectify the issue, or replace the defective product...this would immediately end releasing unfinished products into the market.
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Quoted from D-Gottlieb:I have seen a few of these bugs as well, particularly the ball going down the diverter, dead flippers, then put back into play.
This is how the issue was addressed...previously it would feed to the dead flippers, drain, and end your ball.
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