For those just getting into the hobby now or recently I would highly recommend getting a subscription to Clay's Pinbally Ninja repair blog. There is almost 900 documented repairs with pictures and video as well. Even if there wasn't a sale this will be the best $20 you can spend because the amount of information is invaluable especially if you are eager to learn how to work on your machines. At the very least you can learn some basic troubleshooting skills so when you schedule a house service call with Menace he has an idea what he is walking into and brings/orders the appropriate parts with him to complete the repair.
I've attached some screen shots from his latest blog repair to give you an idea of what to expect once you get access.
Here is what clay posted on pinside this morning:
Running another sale on the pinball ninja site access. if anyone would like to get involved, instead of the usual $20 paypal to cfh@provide.net it's now $16 (20% off) for the next day.
Pinballninja.com is a subscription pinball repair site with almost 900 documented repairs with text and photos. Almost 400 pinball repair videos there too. Organized by game type and name.
thanks!
I've attached some screen shots from his latest blog repair to give you an idea of what to expect once you get access.
Here is what clay posted on pinside this morning:
Running another sale on the pinball ninja site access. if anyone would like to get involved, instead of the usual $20 paypal to cfh@provide.net it's now $16 (20% off) for the next day.
Pinballninja.com is a subscription pinball repair site with almost 900 documented repairs with text and photos. Almost 400 pinball repair videos there too. Organized by game type and name.
thanks!