Leg Levelers
a. Once you have a concave playfield, you’ll need to apply the first coat of shuffleboard powder. Once this is
done, grab your weights and start by throwing a few of them down each edge. The direction the weights drift
will tell you which way to adjust your board.
b. If the weights continually drift to one side of the playfield, you need to raise that side by extending the leg
levelers. We recommend increments of ½ to ¾ turn per adjustment.
5. Operating the Scoreboard
The scoreboard has two large displays, each for a red score and blue score. The scoreboard also keeps
track of time played, games played, games won, and points the game is played to.
On Power-Up
a. All digits flash for a quick moment
b. All displays show zero
To Start a New Game
c. Press “New Run” on the control panel
d. Press “Target Score” once for a game to 15 or twice for a game to 21
Keeping Score
e. Any push of the scoring button will increment the associated color until the score for the game being
played is reached.
f.
Points can also be subtracted using the “Red Minus” and “Blue Minus” buttons.
g. Once the game score is reached, the game will reset itself automatically.
h. As soon as the game resets, the scoreboard will keep track of games won per color. This is shown with
lights above each score.
