Find the other Allen bolt laying somewhere in there - they came loose & the coil bracket fell off. Add a dab of thread lock to the bolts & re-attach the coil.
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Find the other Allen bolt laying somewhere in there - they came loose & the coil bracket fell off. Add a dab of thread lock to the bolts & re-attach the coil.
You can get it at any automotive or home improvement store - locktite or threadlock are the common names for it - get the blue color - it's not as strong as red. It prevents bolts from shaking loose. While your at it, look at the other flipper mechanisms on your game - WOZ has been known to shake the mechs loose - not just the bolts that came loose on yours, but also make sure the nut/bolts are tight holding the flipper shaft also.
Quoted from JoeGrenuk:Come on. Game's a week old. WOZ isn't known for shaking mechs loose; they are, obviously, not tightened properly in assembly, and then not caught in QA.
I agree things weren't tightened right so I'm just saying while he's under there may as well check the other flippers also... Mine loosened up & the nut fell off on the left flipper mech early on - can't hurt to check.
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