Finding videos like this before I got my own would have been super helpful. Thanks for putting this out there!

thanks man!

Loved the video Cary!

Thanks for doing what you do for the community

Great video. Keep them coming! 🎖

The color-coding wraps are brilliant for this purpose. I’m sure you’ll use it more in future repair vids. Your videos assisted _me_ (lifelong player/newer _owner_ & knew squat about under the hood) to both troubleshoot/diagnose AND find/fix a big problem: a VUK under the upper playfield of TSPP that wasn’t kickin balls up. When I detached the coil & tested the fork switch (in the saucer), it was intermittently reading it as I moved the coil slightly. That led me to the cross wire which was loose & needed to be re-soldered. I don’t know if you give a rip about the net effect of those videos, but those (& you CHOOSING to make em without your hand out) is what impelled me to support your Patreon. So, take it as ya will, but I’m ONE slob whom you’ve greatly helped. Thanks, man. 👌🤙

Thanks! for doing this. It also will help customers write support tickets

Great content as per usual 😎

Thanks Cary

I really appreciate these videos Cary. Thank you for taking the time to make them!

Excellent “intro to switches! Looking forward to your future videos!

I bought STTNG as my first machine a couple weeks ago. Am I an idiot? Probably. But I have loved fixing all the little problems so far 👍

Pinball machines are nothing more than big calculators. Things are activated in a specific order to cause another reaction. Meh. New or old. They are all big calculators.

Anyone bring sandwiches ?