Metallica pro pinball review sdtm driver#

I walked over to the other Sterns in the showroom to confirm it wasn't just my eyes playing tricks on me. I noticed the wider flipper gap on Ghostbusters as soon as I made my first (of many) bricked shots then watching it go SDTM When the next ball got fed to the shooter lane I held both flippers up to check the gap and it was noticeably bigger. It was nice bumping into you and your wife yesterday at SB while I had to do a parts run to get sent out to London through my work for a buddy who just picked up a Williams Grand Prix. I also came across an old RGP post that people would take their old or even new magnet cores to a shop to have them flatten the face off and add a 1/32' chamfer to the edge to prevent it mushrooming again.

Metallica pro pinball review sdtm driver#

The best approach is to use a torch to apply some heat, turn screw driver and re-apply heat as many times as needed. One more thing to remember is the magnet core has loc-tite applied to it from factory. In this case I would recommend removing the assembly below from the magnet core so you can pull it out from above the playfield. If you try to pull it through the bottom you risk and probably will take a good chunk of the playfield with it.

You have to be very careful when replacing your magnet core especially if it mushroomed to the point there is no space between it and the playfield. If your magnet core is sitting just below playfield level then every time the magnet grabs and throws the ball it is hitting the exposed wood lip.

This has more to do with how flush your magnet core is sitting relative to the playfield.