So, do you have to "donate" to get the high-res version? Or, am I downloading it wrong? I noticed that the file I was trying to save had "preview" in the file name and was blurry when printed.

Mute works great.

Back to T2, could someone post a picture of the back of the skull?

There is a metal strip half circle thing that is parallel to the playfield about chin high that I’m trying to figure out how it is supposed to be.

On mine, one end is inside the skull and the other end is not. I initially thought that both ends should go in the skull, but I cant see how it would attach.

Thanks!

Soulrider911 Thanks! That’s just what I needed! Were the ends of the bands held in the skull just with tension or was it attached in some way?

djreddog that’s awesome.

Yes, around $1,000 shipped, I believe. See here: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/terminator-2-judgment-day-repro-playfields-pre-order-open/page/2#post-4646981

Others with more experience will hopefully chime in, but I think you should be able to troubleshoot some things before you get to the point of replacing the motor. I think the first step would be to confirm that the motor is getting power and still not working. I have not done it, but someone here may be able to walk you through it.

My cannon is shooting the ball too high and its hitting the metal cover above the targets instead of the targets themselves.

This changed for me when I replaced the targets. At around the same time, I also cleaned the cannon and replaced bulbs. I'm sure I did something, but I'm not sure what.

I'm not seeing a way to adjust the strength or angle of the cannon. Has anyone adjusted the cannon to shoot lower/softer? Is it more likely an adjustment to the targets / cover?

Any ideas appreciated.

I’m not 100% sure I got the root cause, but it looks like I had the wrong coil sleeve on the cannon coil that was interfering with the launch. I’m not sure why the problem would have started when it did, but so far it seems to have fixed it.

I made my replacement. You need Steel Music Wire (I got mine at Ace Hardware) in the same diameter. I used bolt cutters to make the cut. You can get a wire bending jig, but if you look at how they work, you can make a temporary one by putting some nails in wood in the right pattern. Easy peasy!

I’m not sure I can help, but I think you are going to want to check the wires and switches on / under the play field that are in the column and row of the matrix that is not working. See also these resources for testing the switch matrix.

https://www.flippers.be/basics/101_switch_matrix.html

https://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Williams_WPC. (Section 6.24 talks about switches)