Thanks, Ward much appreciated we are based in Newcastle NSW Australia on the east coast hoping to be back in the USA 🇺🇸 in October for the York White Rose Gameroom Show in PA, then the Chicago expo
Keep the videos coming! I’m having trouble with a 1954 daisy may, when I hit the start button it spins the score motor and every time it pulses it kicks the relays that reset the switch banks and turns the game off instantly. And it won’t release the balls or give power to any switches on the play field except the pop up holes work. When I test everything and give power to all the switches and pop up bumpers everything works and counts the score like it should
Nice video. I’d love to hear if you have any advice on optimizing that style of flipper levers. We’ve recently added a super score to our collection. The flippers definitely need a rebuild but those levers and switches are a very different feel than the newer games. Thanks.
Hi Dave we highly recommend a flipper rebuild especially the fibre linkages get so much wear in the pivot points. The wire arms are reliable some people remove then and hardwire the flippers but it's unnecessary. If you buy a flipper rebuild kit from PBR that will help .
I just bought this pinball for 700$ and my machine need work and a BIG tune up but almost work! What is the little counter in the head on the right side? Sorry for my english!
Hey my friend and I are currently trying to figure out why the motor on the pinball machine is constantly running from the moment we plug it in? Any tips or insight on this issue?
Hi that's a very common question we've actually done a video previously on this subject. We prefer to answer technical questions on our Facebook group page The Goat Shed EM Pinball Repair Specialists, that way it helps others with similar problems. Also you need to tell us what game it is.
Another great video on an EM. Very helpful. I am in Massachusetts in the USA. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, Ward much appreciated we are based in Newcastle NSW Australia on the east coast hoping to be back in the USA 🇺🇸 in October for the York White Rose Gameroom Show in PA, then the Chicago expo
Thanks Goat Shed! I dig your videos. Really helpful!
Thanks glad you find them informative
luv your vids with great explanations , I need to learn sooooo much more , Thx
Glad your enjoying them.
Keep the videos coming! I’m having trouble with a 1954 daisy may, when I hit the start button it spins the score motor and every time it pulses it kicks the relays that reset the switch banks and turns the game off instantly. And it won’t release the balls or give power to any switches on the play field except the pop up holes work. When I test everything and give power to all the switches and pop up bumpers everything works and counts the score like it should
Interesting best put up a post in the Goat Shed EM Pinball Repair Specialists Facebook page if your a member see if someone can sort it out.
It might be just one switch on the score motor which is staying connected when it shouldn’t. …. or one switch on the start relay….??
@Mark Jackson in this case it was a shorted coin switch on the strengthener blade .
Nice video. I’d love to hear if you have any advice on optimizing that style of flipper levers. We’ve recently added a super score to our collection. The flippers definitely need a rebuild but those levers and switches are a very different feel than the newer games. Thanks.
Hi Dave we highly recommend a flipper rebuild especially the fibre linkages get so much wear in the pivot points. The wire arms are reliable some people remove then and hardwire the flippers but it's unnecessary. If you buy a flipper rebuild kit from PBR that will help .
Where do you buy your leaf switches? All I see online are out of stock all the time.
We have our own stocks. However, the GOTO supplier is The Pinball Resource in Poughkeepsie New York.
I just bought this pinball for 700$ and my machine need work and a BIG tune up but almost work! What is the little counter in the head on the right side? Sorry for my english!
I believe your talking about the replay unit goes upto 15 replays.
Hey my friend and I are currently trying to figure out why the motor on the pinball machine is constantly running from the moment we plug it in? Any tips or insight on this issue?
Hi that's a very common question we've actually done a video previously on this subject. We prefer to answer technical questions on our Facebook group page The Goat Shed EM Pinball Repair Specialists, that way it helps others with similar problems. Also you need to tell us what game it is.