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Top Ten EM repair techniques

By phil-lee

5 years ago


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    #51 5 years ago
    Quoted from pinballbrian:

    Just wanted to show a good brand of replacement wire for newbies,like myself.before someone goes to auto parts store and hooks up 12 volt wiring. ( no I did not make that mistake).ha ha.thought about it ,but did not.its only about 10 bucks a box.6 rolls ,300 volt ,7/30 stranded,and has worked excellent so far. Happy Thanksgiving pinsiders.
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    https://www.remingtonindustries.com/hook-up-wire/?sort=bestselling&page=3

    #52 5 years ago

    When working under the playfield with it in raised position, place a sheet or towel under it, covering the bottom board.
    When servicing a machine, look at all components you intend to work on and make a detailed parts list so you don't get caught short handed (and wind up sending in 3 orders back to back, paying shipping, waiting). I just went through this due to impatience.

    #53 5 years ago

    Another good tip , a old tech showed me this ,
    Use a torch of flashlight from behind the switches and shine the light through from the back ,
    that way you can see the gap between the contacts with the light shining through .
    I hope you can understand all that .

    #54 5 years ago
    Quoted from Ralph67:

    Another good tip , a old tech showed me this ,
    Use a torch of flashlight from behind the switches and shine the light through from the back ,
    that way you can see the gap between the contacts with the light shining through .
    I hope you can understand all that .

    Someone already mentioned that. Post#22.

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