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check your device settings

How Do I Identify My Machine’s ROM Version?

Thet’s how you can identify your machine’s ROM version—discover the steps that reveal your device’s firmware details.
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Why Does the Tilt Bob Have Two Weights?

I wonder why the tilt bob has two weights and how this design improves its accuracy and stability during measurements.
firmware update for stern

Updating Firmware on Modern Stern Machines

A comprehensive guide to updating firmware on modern Stern machines ensures optimal performance—discover essential steps to avoid common pitfalls and succeed.
protective covers for cliffs

What Are Cliffy Protectors and Do I Need Them?

Understanding what cliffy protectors are and whether they’re necessary can help you stay safe; discover if you need them for your outdoor adventures.
relocating machine without backbox

Can I Move a Machine Without Removing the Backbox?

Of course, moving a machine without removing the backbox is possible, but certain factors determine whether it’s safe and practical.
safe flipper strength adjustment

Adjusting Flipper Strength Safely

Understanding how to adjust flipper strength safely ensures optimal pinball performance and prevents damage; learn the essential steps to do it correctly.
pinball repair essential tools

Essential Tools for Basic Pinball Maintenance

I essential tools for basic pinball maintenance can keep your machine in top shape, and discovering more will ensure smooth gameplay.
machine resets during play

Why Does My Machine Reset During Play?

Overheating, power issues, or hardware problems can cause your machine to reset during play—discover the full reasons and solutions below.
pinball replacement schedule guide

How Often Should I Replace Pinballs—and Why?

Only by understanding the signs of wear can you determine how often to replace pinballs and ensure optimal gameplay.
differences in pinball technology

EM vs. Solid‑State Pinball: What’s the Difference?

Compare electromechanical and solid-state pinball machines to discover how their differences impact gameplay, maintenance, and collectibility—find out which might be right for you.