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RAISING THE PLAYFIElD
~CAUTION
Do not raise the playfield straight up! This game uses a slide assembly to raise and lower the
playfield.
Before Raising the Playfield:
Be sure there are no balls present in the ball trough or any of the other ball-holding playfield
devices (i.e. poppers).
Raising the playfield with balls present in these locations may cause them
to come loose and damage the playfield.
Use the "Empty Balls Test" to remove all of the balls
from these locations.
SEE DETAILED DRAWING
ON NEXT PAGE.
To Raise the Playfield:
1. Grasp bottom arch and carefully lift up playfield only high
enough to clear safety brackets.
Rear guide legs should
not hit wood guide rails, or be used to slide out playfield.
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2. Pull the playfield out toward you until it stops (rest position),
and raise it approximately 3".
Be sure playfield is in locked posltlon and does not
slide back into cabinet.
If it does, repeat Step 2 before
proceeding to Step 3.
3. Rotate playfield to upright service position (lean on
backbox) by pulling toward you and up.'
Listen for the
sound of a click: this ensures locking and pivoting
sequence. The latch will engage at the upper position.
4. Press down on the latch end to disengage (see decal) and
rotate the playfield to the rest position.
This unlocks the
pivoting mechanism.
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To Lower the Playfield
5. Push the playfield back into cabinet and into the playing
position.
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