Wizard of Oz
Jersey Jack, 2013You're currently viewing posts by Pinsider vicjw66.
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Had this problem twice. The hex screws vibrate loose from all the hits the door takes. The flanges are too big and there is barely any clearance and no room for error. JJP should make these flanges smaller or at the very least put some locktite on the screws.
ps- before trying to take the playfield off you will have to cut a few zip ties in the wiring harness to get more slack.
My door didn't appear loose either but it had slid down. Loosen the hex screws and pull the door up then retighten hex screws with locktite. Even a few millimeters make the difference in clearing the bracket.
Quoted from AckerApple:JJP sent a tech out at no charge to me for the 2nd time. Very satisfied customer. We applied locktite to shaft screws. Door already acted up one time since but self adjusted and has not been an issue again. JJP has great service.
It's like you didn't even look at previous posts in this thread or other similar threads. This was a known problem with a proven solution that I fixed on my WOZ more than 3 years ago.
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