http://www.pinballlife.com/index.php?p=product&id=197
Way easier from below. Bracket is just 4 screws then you have full access to the swtich.
EDIT: Actually, it's only possible from below, there is no access to the switch's screws from the top...
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http://www.pinballlife.com/index.php?p=product&id=197
Way easier from below. Bracket is just 4 screws then you have full access to the swtich.
EDIT: Actually, it's only possible from below, there is no access to the switch's screws from the top...
I disagree. Once you bend that switch, it's days are numbered. This is the worst switch in all of pinball, it breaks often. I'd actually order 2 or 3 of them. Bend it while you wait for the new ones in the mail. Each time you bend it, it'll work for less and less time.
Quoted from mot:You probably don't need to replace the switch. You probably just need to give it a little bend.
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