Game Assembly & Setup
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Figure A9. Removing the playfield glass.
Figure A10. Playfield in the game play position.
and bottom) and adjusting the leg levelers and tightening nuts accordingly. When
finished, secure the tightening nut against the underside of each leg.
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Your Jersey Jack Pinball® playfield is designed to rest in four distinct positions in
its cabinet for game play, cleaning and maintenance. Figure A10 shows the playfield
in its standard position.
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Locate the game’s five pinballs in the loose parts. Place all five balls in the ball
trough (drop them onto the playfield, below the flippers, and allow them to drain).
Level the game side-to-side by placing a bubble level on the playfield surface (top
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You will find the coin door keys attached to the ball shooter, on the front of
the game. Cut them loose with a pair of wire cutters. Remove the playfield glass:
1) open the coin door, 2) slide the yellow lockdown bar lever to the left, 3) lift the
lockdown bar straight up and out, 4) CLOSE AND LOCK THE COIN DOOR (to prevent
scratching of playfield glass), then 5) slide the playfield glass off of the front of the
cabinet (see figure A9). Carefully set the glass aside.
Summary of Contents for Dialed in!
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Page 43: ...The Dialed In Menu System B 1 The Dialed In Menu System Section B...
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Page 237: ...Reference Diagrams Schematics D 1 Reference Diagrams Schematics Section D...
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Page 355: ...Game Service Troubleshooting E 1 Game Service Troubleshooting Section E...
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