Quoted from LTG:

Originally it had a black plastic coupling ( see the manual ) later clear tubing replaced the coupling.
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Quoted from LTG:

Yes.
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Quoted from bobukcat:

This has been covered in this thread multiple times but I know it can be hard to find so I'm going to answer it again and then mark it as a key post so others can (hopefully) find it in the future, please correct anything I missed so I can edit this post.
Emerald City L.E. (ELCE0): The original LE with a wooden apron signed by the team, direct print cabinet (not decals), green trim and wireforms, unique mirrored backglass, unique topper, shaker and Invisiglass
25th Anniversary Ruby Red (WOZRR): Red trim and wireforms, unique mirrored backglass, unique topper, unique metal apron with included LE Number sticker. Toto and Tornado figures, Castle Walls and lolipop Rainbow targets. Originally did not include but could have the shaker, invisiglass and printed manual added as upgrades but these were included on the later runs when they raised the price.
Yellow Brick Road (YBR): Game is in new cabinet design with electronics moved to the backbox. Monkey mech removed and the castle doors changed from two doors to one that opens. Unique playfield with yellow sparkle, yellow trim (including shooter rod housing which was not done for ECLE or RR) and wireforms, unique topper, unique metal apron with LE number sticker, unique mirrored backglass, castle walls, Toto and Tornado figures and lolipop rainbow targets.
Standard Edition: None of the extra bling and just normal stainless steel trim and lockdown bar. Shaker and Invisiglass could be added as upgrades.
Emerald Edition: These were a custom run for one distributor that was basically an SE with the green trim and wireforms the same color as the ECLE.

Quoted from bobukcat:

I thought the Standard was non-mirrored? The feature matrix that includes the ECLE is long-gone from the JJP website and I don't think I've ever seen an SE in person.

Quoted from bobukcat:

It's most likely one or more of the RESCUE standup targets on the castle mini-pf haven't been activated in a long time. This happens frequently because some of those targets are hard to hit and most players don't typically really aim for them but shoot the loop or bash the door and put the ball in to light the letters. Those standups are also designed to take hard hits and need to be adjusted for them to be makeable on that mini-pf. First go into switch test and manually activate each one with your finger and make sure they all register. Assuming they do begin adjusting any that are too hard to activate manually as you would any leaf switch. I would also clean each of them using heavy paper / a business card, again just like you would any leaf switch.

Quoted from Jamesays:

its exactly as you said .Done and solved where do i send the check