 A few
"don’ts" to begin with.(below) Where to put your pinball machine Links to information on the web |
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| Information for the Pinball Owner By Greg Peck |
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| If
you bought a pinball machine to fix up as a project or
have a machine that does not work, go to http://www.marvin3m.com/fix.htm. This is the best source
available on fixing pinball machines. This article is for the newbie pinball machine owner. Its purpose is to help you take good care of your new pinball machine. |
A few
"don’ts" to begin with.(below) Where to put your pinball machine Links to information on the web |
| A few "don’ts" to
begin with Don’t leave your pinball machine on 24 hours a day. See Game play and Settings. Don’t use oil or WD40 on anything. (there are a few exceptions but its better dry than with too much oil) Heat attracts dirt. Oil and heat create a sludge. Very few things in your pinball machine can tolerate sludge. Don’t think you can get by without a manual. Every pinball machine came with a manual when it was new. Yours should have. See Links to information on the web for sources. Don’t think that owning a pinball machine is too much trouble. They will give you much less trouble than your car does. It’s an opportunity to learn something new and exciting while providing you and your family/friends with countless hours of enjoyment. |
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