Algonquin, IL
Modeled up the part that goes under the net https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5349091
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Quoted from phillyfan64:To follow up my own post, I called the manufacturer. They told me the game is picking up some kind of interference backfeeding into the AC line. I guess he means EMI. I can’t find a source in the room that’s causing it. Has anyone run into this and if so how did you solve it?
Make sure the ground on the plug has continuity with the ground inside the game
2 months later
If anyone needs some reference photos here's me going through mine - https://photos.app.goo.gl/FbPP8kzuvKkoco3u6
My handle grips were disgusting, new ones were pricey, some rubbing alcohol and elbow grease made them look like new!
Replaced the bulbs with LEDs
3D printed the humps/goal bottoms
Repaired some crispy connectors
Polished the dome with Novus
Replaced some broken reed switches on the shots sensor
Painted the guys
Did a quick sand/paint on the coin door
Replaced all the lexan washers
Replaced the dome bolts with standard hex ones and some 3D printed washers
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