Chapter 2. Setup
2-4
Remove Shipping Insert & Screws
You’ll Need These Tools
•
7/16-inch socket
•
3/4-inch end wrench
•
#2 Phillips screwdriver
•
T15 tamper-proof Torx
driver
•
T27 tamper-proof Torx
driver
[ ] 1.
This step requires a T15 tamper-proof Torx
driver. From
the side of the LCD cabinet, remove the speaker panel
retaining screws. (One screw on each side of the cabinet.)
[ ] 2.
At the top of the LCD cabinet is a foam shipping insert.
(Look under the cable support from the ball server
assembly.) The foam prevents the ball-server trolley from
crashing into the ends of the gantry. Remove the insert.
[ ] 3.
Load the balls
(minimum: four).
Drop the balls onto the top
of the playfield.
[ ] 4.
Pivot the speaker panel away from of the cabinet.
[ ] 5.
The step requires a 7/16-inch socket. Remove the hex bolts
from the upper corners of the viewing glass.
[ ] 6.
Pivot the front glass out of the cabinet by two feet. (Two
hold-back cables restrict maximum travel to two feet.)
∆ WARNING
Restraining cables.
You might need to angle the front glass beyond the extent of restraining
cables. (The same applies to the LCD.) In that case, you must disconnect these cables. Take care to
protect the fragile glass and LCD. Don’t let them free-fall out of the cabinet! The LCD might slam into
the control panel and break. The front glass could snap or splinter. Before resting the glass and LCD
on the CPU (Pod) cabinet, remove the top panels. Otherwise, the glass or LCD might shatter against
the player button. Shards of glass could fly in every direction.
CAUTION
Shipping Screws.
You
must
remove the shipping screws. Leaving them in might damage the LCD.
See Step 7.
[ ] 7.
This step requires a #2 Phillips screwdriver. Remove the two shipping screws from the LCD
panel.
Removal reduces the chance of LCD damage.
[ ] 8.
The step requires a 7/16-inch socket. Fasten the viewing glass to the cabinet frame. Use
the two fasteners that you removed during disassembly.
[ ] 9.
Ease the speaker panel back into position.
[ ] 10.
This step requires a T15 tamper-proof Torx
wrench. Fasten the speaker panel with the two
screws that you removed during disassembly.
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