This repair has to do with a Williams T2 pinball that has had severe stripped wood screw holes.
The main problem is the right playfield hanger bracket that is in line with the
A-14525 Kickback Assembly on opposite sides of the playfield, followed by the
top playfield routed down channel for the A-14526 bracket. In all, this has left little wood
for the #6 sheet metal screws to grasp, and hold firmly, the A-14525 assembly.
This is the solution that I came up with for remounting the launch A-14525 Kickback Assembly.
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1) Removed the right playfield hanger bracket.
1a) #6 sheet metal screws have pierced through the playfield wood and have nicked the
--- hanger bracket. This effect is what caused the main mounting holes to strip-out.
2) I decided to make a few custom hardware pieces; by grinding down the head of two
-- hex washer head machine screws.
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3) Then carefully fitted the hardware from the bottom playfield up through to the top side.
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I added glue and small pieces of pop sickle sticks to shore up the huge holes.
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4) Test fitted the A-14525 Kickback assembly to the new mounting hardware.
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5) I wasn't sure about grounding short, so I add some electrical tape to hanger bracket.
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6) Final mounting of the playfield hanger bracket and the A-14525 Kickback assembly.
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I hope this is repair tip is helpful to T2 owners with the same problem.
Cheers.