Quoted from jasonspoint28:Behold!
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Laundry day.. soldering with a clothes iron and clothes pin tilt prevention.
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Quoted from jasonspoint28:Behold!
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Laundry day.. soldering with a clothes iron and clothes pin tilt prevention.
Quoted from Pintopia:Picked up a Slugfest from Texas that had a reset issue. The OP expended significant effort in his repair such an extended heat sink, a huge 120v direct wire fan and a carton of Winston’s. Love it...[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]
Wrong smokes, to solve an overheating reset you need a carton of Kool...
Quoted from sohchx:Well, well!! Look what's now up for sale. I guess it ended up not playing as well as he thought it would with the post "mod"? I mean, why bother doing all that work on a high value item if you knew that there was a high chance that it wouldn't work out? That's like putting a lift kit on a pristine Ferrari and then trying to sell it. LOL at the comment[quoted image][quoted image]
Just put a band between those 2 flipper post and install some more post a the top of the outlanes monster scores without removing the glass. That is inovation...
Quoted from Tuukka:Linkage is probably working, but the EOS switch sure needs some adjustment...
Seems to be on the wrong side of the flipper crank. Don't if that can be adjusted into spec...
Quoted from pinballplusMN:This was an end plug. A little loose so wrap it up a little to tighten up. Missing a rubber grommet so more line cord helps.
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Maybe it is an attempt at a home grown surge supressor?
Quoted from hazmat7719:That looks like a .22 magnum!
Use .22 magnum to replace a slow blow fuse. .22 LR for standard fuses and .22 short for fast acting fuse replacment. Information from Moe Ron`s book of pinball repair.
The 25 amp fuse did not open. The transformer must have been hot, some potting compound dripped out. I hope the transformer lived thru it.
I was impressed with the wires just wrapped around the test points.
Quoted from chad:More dangerous than anything.
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Gotta love trouble shooting thru the smoke location method.
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