• The top of the playfield will be disassembled.  All parts removed, cleaned and / or polished, and then reassembled.  If any parts are broken, they are replaced, if available.
  
• Prior to reassembling the playfield, it will be cleaned, polished, and waxed.
  
• All new rubber rings are installed.
  
• All bulbs are replaced with new bulbs - not just the bad ones, but all of them.
• All playfield switches and targets are cleaned and adjusted.
• All mechanical assemblies from under the playfield are removed, inspected, cleaned and/or polished, and reassembled.  If any parts are damaged or broken, they are replaced.
• The playfield light inserts are cleaned from the underside of the playfield.
  
• All new coil sleeves are installed with the exception of drop target reset coils, unless the sleeves are damaged on these units.
• The coin door will be disassembled, cleaned, polished, and a new lock installed.
• All fuses are inspected for the correct rating, tested, and replaced if necessary.
• The cabinet will been cleaned, (exterior and interior).  Furthermore, the exterior will be polished.
  
• Chrome legs are cleaned, polished, and waxed.  On occasion, legs will be painted when applicable.
  
• New leg levelers are installed, (the part which actually rests on the floor).
• For solid state machines where a single NiCad battery is mounted on the CPU / MPU board, a remote battery pack or a memory capacitor will be installed to reduce the risk of future board damage.  However, if the CPU / MPU board uses a 3 - AA battery holder, only the batteries will be replaced with new ones.
• With electromechanical machines, stepper units are disassembled, cleaned, and lubrication applied where needed.  Equally, coil sleeves are replaced on step up and step down coils when necessary.
  
• New ball(s) are installed.
• Game will be tested for proper scoring and game play.