Could you post a pic of it installed? Did you have to remove the stock piece of plexi at the curve of this ramp (the one that's held with three screws down hill from the switch)?
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Yesh23 thanks for the reply, much appreciated!

I broke one of my Hot Foot white square target switches, and can’t seem to find anyone that sells a replacement. I thought it would’ve been a common part, but apparently not. Does anyone know of a source? It’s part # B-12912-24.
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zene10 Thank you for the reply. I figured I'd end up having to rivet a new face pc. Now I need to figure out what rivet size to use, and where to get an inexpensive tool to do the job.

Anyone know what diameter and length rivet would be needed for this type of target face?

Would this tool do the trick? https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/77-EZSQZ

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I’m looking for a replacement Boulder Garden entrance sign, the one that gets riveted to the left boulder.
It’s Part No. 31-1726-9. Anyone know of a place that carries them, or have a spare they’d be willing to sell?
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TG Thank you, I wish I would have found that sooner. I ended up ordering the white target face from Marco, and will give riveting a try. Good to know that Action Pinball also carries the translucent blue, since those are also out everywhere else it seems.

I found a disconnected or broken solid orange wire under the playfield (circled in red, middle area). I traced the wire to the left edge where it connects to a bulb (also circled); it looks to be a ground wire. Not sure where the open end goes. Hoping someone can look under their playfield and tell me where its supposed to connect.

Game seems to be playing fine...

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Thanks for the replies. My game was restored by a previous owner, and there is no grounding strap in the area where yours is. There's some remnant of staples, but that's it. Also, the pop bumper lamp sockets were replaced (see black wire and wire nuts) The sockets connect into the white wire with orange stripe, and into a leg of a lamp socket with yellow wire (see bottom right of photo). I tried to capture what's going on in the photo. Since it was wired differently, perhaps the orange wire serves no purpose now, and it didn't come loose?

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Here'a a sketch of how the 3 lamp sockets are wired. Is the orange supposed to go somewhere?

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Yes, all three of my pop bumper lights are working. Since it appears to not be needed, what’s the best way to leave it? Cap it, or take the wire out all the way to where it’s connected to the left gi bulb?

True. Thanks fo the help.

I was going thru switch testing over the weekend and came across the coin door switch. It tested as working, but then I started wondering, what is its purpose? There is no chime or sound made when the door is opened, and the flashers and coils still work. Do I have an issue, or is this how it was intended?
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Thanks for the reply. Good to know that I'm not the only one. If someone chimes in and says its supposed to work differently, at least we'll get to tackle the problem together!

I've always thought a translucent blue over chrome would look cool.