OP

Quoted from coder:

Is there a way to level the WOZ playfield? Just looking at it you don't really notice anything, but the level shows the playfield itself is slanting down to the right more. I did raise the leg levelers on the right side, that worked but the machine looks weird now, you can tell the legs are raised up on the right. If I put a level on the glass now it is slanted to the left because I raised the legs on the right side, but the playfield as a result is more level. I would like to level the playfield itself. When the winged monkey picks up the ball about 25% of the time it stays up on the castle upper playfield when its dropped. About 75% of the time it drops it and lands perfectly but rolls back down onto the playfield. I believe it is simply because the playfield is not level enough. Adjusting the legs did help a bit, but I think it will solve this issue to level the playfield perfectly.

OP

Quoted from coder:

Is there a way to level the WOZ playfield? Just looking at it you don't really notice anything, but the level shows the playfield itself is slanting down to the right more. I did raise the leg levelers on the right side, that worked but the machine looks weird now, you can tell the legs are raised up on the right. If I put a level on the glass now it is slanted to the left because I raised the legs on the right side, but the playfield as a result is more level. I would like to level the playfield itself. When the winged monkey picks up the ball about 25% of the time it stays up on the castle upper playfield when its dropped. About 75% of the time it drops it and lands perfectly but rolls back down onto the playfield. I believe it is simply because the playfield is not level enough. Adjusting the legs did help a bit, but I think it will solve this issue to level the playfield perfectly.

OP

Quoted from coder:

Yes, pictures please so I can see what you are talking about. This is the only issue I have with my RR WOZ, I want to figure it out, been bugging me for months. Thanks.

OP

Quoted from coder:

What I did was...
Took off the glass, checked the playfield itself in several spots and found out it is slightly lower on the right side of the playfield.
Put the glass back on the, used a larger level across the red side rails (not the glass itself). The machine itself was perfectly level.
So I raised the legs on the right side, now the machine itself is not level, but the playfield is more level than it was.