Anyone have a layout/parts list showing the rubbers needed for the playfield? I don't see it in the Operator's Handbook. PM me if you can help. Thanks!
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Anyone have a layout/parts list showing the rubbers needed for the playfield? I don't see it in the Operator's Handbook. PM me if you can help. Thanks!
Quoted from Gorgar666:Metal grating cover is missing.
Would you or anyone be able to send a picture of what the grating looks like...even a picture through the open coin door perhaps? I'll look to fabricate one like the original. Thanks.
Removed the playfield to install a missing guard over the transformers. Reinstalled and plugged everything back in (can't see how I could have plugged anything into the wrong connector). Now when I turn the game on, the right flipper immediately locks on. What's going on? The flipper switch (at the button) is open, but even if it was closed I wouldn't think the flipper would activate unless the game had booted and a game started. Any ideas what's going on?
Quoted from Tomass:Any chance you swapped the white and black playfield plugs around?
Well, as a matter of fact, that's exactly what I did. So I corrected that and now the game doesn't boot. What did I fry? All the fuses check good.
Quoted from Gorgar666:Ok, how to get extra ball ?
Complete F-I-R-E-P-O-W-E-R three times, then shoot the ramp.
Quoted from ss-pinball:I've been trying to find a 31-521-13 to complete my plastics..
Here's the scan I used to make a replacement 31-521-13 for my FP2. Not original, as it doesn't include the part number, but hey, worked for me. Do you want one made?
Screen Shot 2020-07-17 at 5.14.16 AM (resized).pngQuoted from ss-pinball:the fact that mine is chipped, coupled with the fact that it is largely hidden from view doesn't really bother me. It is mostly there.
Sadly, I'm probably going to leave the club sometime soon as I simply don't have the room for all of my current pins.
There are three guys who have an interest in it.
FP2 really comes into its own when there are a few other pinball machines. The shots are different, game play is different.
Solid, solid title and I'll always love it because it was my first pin and my first resurrection from the dead.
I'd still like to get the plastics scanned (there's a bunch of drama surrounding this going back a while).
I could wait six months to sell it while the scanning process is happening and would...but I'm nowhere close to finding an original.
It has been made very clear that only a full, original set is going to cut the mustard.
Also, it can't be discussed publicly due to the fact that licensing rights haven't even been requested--because they don't have scans.
I'm likely to get a PM from a total dickhead scolding me about this message.
I'd like to do a solid for the title and the community, but it is about to not be my problem anymore.
I understand.
When I picked up my FP2 a while back is had 4 broken plastics. One was the one you asked about. I agree, it is mostly hidden, but I couldn't put it all back together with anything broken, so made a new one of those in addition to the others that were broken. So now all my plastics look new again.
It is a fun game. I plan on keeping mine. Good luck with having a vendor create a complete new set.
Quoted from topkat:ok I tvink the pf I am swapping has 4 wires for gi...
And I am trying to figure what this 4 wire bunch went to. The game worked for the most part.
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They go here....
069F71F6-D2AB-41FD-A26A-72DA5461D24C (resized).jpeg113A4A19-11FA-4EC5-97E5-929839AACA7A (resized).jpegQuoted from topkat:Mine has a 4 wire connector..
I don't see a 4 wire connector on yours. I see the same 2 wires soldered on mine that I see soldered on yours...just different color wire.
Quoted from topkat:So I don’t know what that 2 wire from the board goes.
Does this help? Bottom corner of the Power Supply board:
Screen Shot 2020-10-23 at 9.10.07 PM (resized).pngQuoted from Dayhuff:I put it in a solenoid test and it doesn't fire the solenoid either,
Did you check the coil? Verified it is good?
Quoted from Azmodeus:Games like xenon and paragon.
But later, a firepower two popped up in a bowling alley near us. We would cut class and play pinball and get high. Tenth grade.
Ditto, but I don't remember any of the games I played when I was a teenager.
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