With all of the pinball machines we
refurbish for resale, the following is done to each
machine at a minimum:
- 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 in some instances.
- 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.
We can also
refurbish your game. Pricing is determined by the
complexity of the playing field of your game. For
example, a newer late 80's / 90's model with ramps,
multiple playfield levels, toys, and intricate mechanical
objects will typically cost more than a game with a single
level playfield from the early 80's or prior. Please
call 717-564-1032 or e-mail for a quote.
