STAR*TECH Journal
Premier GOLD WINGS
Ball Release Problems
By Adolf Seitz, Jr., Technical Services
Premier Technology
Bensenville, Illinois
PROBLEM: 2nd Ball not releasing to ball
shooter:
SOLUTION: On the earlier GOLD WINGS it has
been noted that a problem can exist
regarding the release of the second ball
into play. '!he recorrmended solution is as
follows:
March 1987 (4)
To check if angle is now correct, slowly
allow a ball to roll down track beginning
just before #1 trough wireforrn. Ball
should easily roll over wireforrn and
settle at a rest position with the ball
touching the ball release stop. Some
readjustment of the #1 trough switch may
also be required. This can also be checked
by slowly rolling the ball over the
wireforrn. The ball should easily depress
the wireforrn, make contact on switch
below, and allow ball to come to rest at
ball release stop.
=Renove cardholder.
=The lower track of the outhole ranp has a
flat area, approximately 1 inch from the
end of the track. This is the area just
behind the #1 trough switch rollover
wireforrn. Place a screwdriver between
board and track, bend track upwards to
renove flat area. See illustration.
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OFFSET SCREWDRIVER
Bally Midway SPY HUNTER
steering Roll Pins
By Todd Erickson
Summit Am.Isenent
st. Paul, Minnesota
This game has to be one of the finest
driving games produced in the last few
years. Until now, it has been basically
trouble-free.
At about 50 to 75 thousand plays, however,
the roll pins that hold the steering shaft
to the handle, have been breaking. Now is
the time in this game's life that you can
expect about a 65% (or more) chance of
breakage.
It would be wise to replace these pins at
this point in time, so schedule this game
for service.
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