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PROCEDURE
INFORMATION:
1. Check the height of the metal "Deep Freeze"
As the ball exits the shooter lane, it should
magnet core above the playfield surface. The
optimum height is approximately 1/32". This
height causes the ball to freeze faster, by reduc-
ing the speed of the ball movement, yet it does
not apparently interfere with other shots.
proceed across the playfield and go up the plastic
ramp (as shown by the dark arrow). Adjustment
of the shooter lane ball guide may be necessary
to obtain this ramp shot.
2. Raise the playfield to allow a straight-bladed
screwdriver blade to tum the core for the proper
height. If necessary, slightly loosen the locknut
securing the core in its bracket. Retighten the
locknut following the height adjustments to se-
cure the core at the desired height.
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PROCEDURE
1. Check the ball trajectory (path) from the
shooter lane ball guide toward the plastic ramp.
The ball should move smoothly up the ramp
entrance.
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2. If necessary, loosen the ball guide screw in the
ball guide slot, and reposition the ramp to obtain
the proper ramp entry.
3. To maintain the ball guide position, install
another screw in the Locking Screw hole.