Addams Family, The
Bally, 1992
Jurassic Park (Premium)
Stern, 2019
Oktoberfest
American Pinball, 2018
World Cup Soccer
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Quoted from Gorgar666:Is there supposed to be a e clip here?
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I have been working on the same assembly.
The cam has a bushing and stud assembly mounted to it...[the part that is circled]
The bushing needs fine oil to spin freely, no e-clip.
Quoted from Mr_Tantrum:I need a replacement target TG-18504 but everyone is out of stock. What would be the correct alternate target if I were to print a decal for the face?
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Can I use this one?[quoted image]
A-18504 complete assembly consists of:
1) A-18250-6 yellow target
1a) 31-1924-5 decal
Quoted from Mr_Tantrum:looks identical to the A-14690-6 in the photos I've seen)?
That is as close to the part you can get...
"T" bracket has #8 screw holes.
I think the OEM part is made with deferent "T" bracket alloy.
Quoted from JediPimp:So this came up the other day on boot up. Other than changing the fuses, any ideas on what could be causing this? Just had the game serviced a few months ago and it’s been working great. [quoted image]
Put the game in switch test.
Do the Optos work?
Does the game have an Opto driver board?
If so, have you checked the filter capacitor? Capacitors to WPC games are going bad.
Check the +12 volt connectors that are located at the lower left of board. A wire could be broken.
Quoted from JediPimp:Where would the opto driver board be? On the main wpc power board? Or maybe the trough opto board?
Quoted from Norcalpin:Just curious where you guys have the flippers set at (as far as angle). Right at the playfield pinhole? Above slightly? Mine are set slightly below and I'm finding it's difficult to cradle the ball from either flipper.
If you have new flipper plunger and links, please make note of the length.
Williams plunger and links are slightly shorter than what Stern put out.
Marco was selling Stern plunger and link assemblies as compatible to Williams
but they are not.
With Stern flipper links the Williams flippers would not have the pitch to stop the ball/balls.
Here are pix of the plunger & link assembly.
OEM NOS Williams assembly is on the right and on the top respectively.
OEM Stern had a flat column down the plunger shaft... The reproduction
part does not. Which leads to confusion... Stern put a bulletin out about
converting back to a Williams standard length...
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