I just bought a 5-pack of plastic adjusters for this since I just bought a JAMMA cabinet that has a monitor with a h. width coil. One of the adjusters was almost the perfect size, but was just a little loose in the allen wrench-style hole in the core. The core was almost all the way out of the coil, so I had to turn at least 25 times before I saw any sort of difference on the screen. After a bit of turning, the tool suddenly could not hold on to the edges of the hole any longer, and now just turns freely within it. I thought that I might have reached the core's maximum, but if I try and turn it the opposite direction, it still does the same thing.
I don't know if this is a torque issue or what... I'm just thinking the turning removed just enough plastic to make it too small. If I added something like masking tape to the sides of the tool, would this make the core likely to crack? It seems like I just need some more surface area to grasp the hole.
I don't know if this is a torque issue or what... I'm just thinking the turning removed just enough plastic to make it too small. If I added something like masking tape to the sides of the tool, would this make the core likely to crack? It seems like I just need some more surface area to grasp the hole.
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