Gallery of Pinball Overhauls

When we go through a vintage machine we typically perform the following work to make it play like new and operate as reliably as possible:

• Rework & bulletproof all boards/pcbs (or replace if significant corrosion/damage is present) 
• Rebuild headers and connectors
• Install remote battery or NVRAM to prevent future battery corrosion
  
• Repair/repin/reflow or replace/upgrade displays
• Full topside playfield teardown, followed by a deep clean, polish & waxing of playfield
• Replace all rubbers
• Ultrasonic clean and/or tumble all small playfield parts
• Rebuild all flipper mechs, replace flipper bats if necessary
• Re-sleeve and clean all coil mechanisms
• Rebuild and/or replace all pop bumpers
• Rebuild drop target assemblies
• Tune and adjust spinners
• Clean & polish (or replace) ramps
• Rebuild shooter rod
• Rebuild/resleeve chime unit if equipped
• Clean all lamp sockets and replace all non-working sockets
• Replace all nonworking bulbs or upgrade game to LEDs
• Clean underside of all playfield inserts
• Clean & adjust all leaf switches
• Replace all non-working microswitches
• Clean all optoswitches, replace non-working or intermittent ones
• Replace leg levellers if needed
• Identify and repair bad wiring/soldering/hacks
• Replace broken plastics if repros are available
• Replace playfield glass if needed
• Replace beer seal and clean lockbar mech
• Ensure proper operation of coin door & buttons
• Upgrade/replace speaker(s) if needed
• Replace missing/broken locks
• Adjust and/or rebuild tilt mechanism
• Replace old worn/pitted balls