ThatArtGuy
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Good catch! I will try it.
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So would re-install that jumper. On most cocktails you want the screen to flip, but on the Joust cocktail you are side by side. That jumper is what tells the machine to flip the screen between p1 and p2.Now I'm wondering why removing that jumper was a big deal in the manual. *shrug*
I bit the bullet and bought new glass. It was about $150 USD. I took it to a local glass shop, and they cut it to match the old glass, then sent it out for tempering. If you do this, request that they leave the tempering logo off the glass (no "bug"). The glass is 3/16" grey.The other fun is the top glass. It has a haze I can't seem to be able get rid of. I will have to investigate this further as I really don't want to replace the original glass. Pics are with glass down and up.
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Does the discoloration go away if you open the back door? My joust cocktail does this too, though usually it will correct itself after a few days.For some odd reason I can't degauss the top right of the screen completely after multiple attempts to fix it (moving or using wand). I will probably have to live with it.
I had a hell of a time trying to degauss my red tent, and there were some corners that never cleared up, until they magically did. I assume it's the auto degauss that happens every time you fire it up.Does the discoloration go away if you open the back door? My joust cocktail does this too, though usually it will correct itself after a few days.
Isn't this sometimes caused by purity being off and not needing degaussed? Especially on a tube swap.For some odd reason I can't degauss the top right of the screen completely after multiple attempts to fix it (moving or using wand). I will probably have to live with it.
Isn't this sometimes caused by purity being off and not needing degaussed? Especially on a tube swap.