Hey fellow pinsiders I am new to the site and am the original owner of a TSPP HUO pin. 2003 run. Low plays, almost all original. I used to do a lot of basic work on pins around 15-20 yrs ago but have not had much time since then to play or work on either mine or my friends pins. I am getting ready to do some updating/modernizing to my TSPP so I was looking around for ideas when I read the thread concerning the right flipper issue one of you has, and there was one time I had a similar problem on a pin a while back and the solution was so bizarre it didn't seam like it could possibly be the fix but it was. It was an impossible to detect broken/loose flipper bat itself. It always stayed aligned with the inlane so it appeared solid, but would just not produce power. Swapped it out just for the heck of it and the issue went away. Anyway I thought I would mention it since it's easy to test and eliminate as a source.

Help appreciated. I recently removed my upper playfield to install led's and I am wondering what I may have missed in putting it back together again. In the photo, under the upper playfield tv, there is a spot that I have no idea what I left out. Behind the metal lane guide and lamp, and before the rollover switch, is another black outlined oval that has two little holes at the ends of the oval. See photo. Anyone know if there is something that goes there? I neglected to take a before photo of the underside of the tv and am trying to put the tv back. Yes, the back wall has been painted pink over the blue. Thanks.

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Thanks for helping with the unnecessary holes in the upper playfield. I didn't think I had misplaced something.