Deadpool66
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I changed out my Gorgar flipper assemblies because I had a weak right flipper. Now the right flipper is stronger but the left is weak. Any Ideas I'm really starting to regret buying this machine as its just issue after issue.
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I changed out my Gorgar flipper assemblies because I had a weak right flipper. Now the right flipper is stronger but the left is weak. Any Ideas I'm really starting to regret buying this machine as its just issue after issue.
EOS switch adjustment, cabinet switch contacts dirty, connectors at the driver board, flipper relay contacts, connectors at the power supply and misc connectors that could be in between all those things.
I changed out my Gorgar flipper assemblies because I had a weak right flipper. Now the right flipper is stronger but the left is weak. Any Ideas I'm really starting to regret buying this machine as its just issue after issue.
Williams games of this era can be tricky but don't give up. Did you replace all of the parts in the flipper chain when you did your rebuild? If you just did the coil sleeve, plunger and stop then you need to go back in there and change the EOS switch, and the flipper switch on the cabinet.
I had the same issue on my Blackout until I switched the EOS and Cab switches were changed with new ones.
I bought the full kit from pinballlife.com. It did not come with new switches for the cabinent however. Im going to take a look at it again tnight. I wouldnt be so upset about it except it was sold to me described as 100% working condition and i didnt know any better as this is my first pin and I feel I could have found a better deal if I knew just a bit more.
Ahhhh.... The beauty of pinball ownership.... It doesn't take much to get one of these machines to not work 100%. A simple move from one part of the basement to the other will usually trigger something to not work...
They are a fickle beast, but the knowledge gained from fixing them is invaluable...
Ahhhh.... The beauty of pinball ownership.... It doesn't take much to get one of these machines to not work 100%. A simple move from one part of the basement to the other will usually trigger something to not work...
They are a fickle beast, but the knowledge gained from fixing them is invaluable...
Gorgar
I changed out my Gorgar flipper assemblies because I had a weak right flipper. Now the right flipper is stronger but the left is weak. Any Ideas I'm really starting to regret buying this machine as its just issue after issue.
member Chiefthunder has 2 of these pinballs and a 3rd playfield for sale...
Bet that will help the OP fix his flipper problem....