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"content": "Last on the board was Viking. A player had reported its spinner being dead. I glanced at it when we were last open, but it was too crowded to take the glass off.\n\nAs I spun the spinner manually, I immediately made a note of how it's wire behaved. The spinner itself has a cam-like part at the end, that makes a wire go up and down as it spins. The wire goes below the playfield and actuates a leaf or micro switch. This being a very early 80s game uses a leaf switch. Since the wire was just hanging in there loosely, it was almost guaranteed something below the playfield had failed.\n\nI had already mentally prepared to replace a snapped switch leaf, but fortunately the wire had just come loose somehow and this turned out to be pretty trivial repair.\n\nBut in the end I got to wipe the hall of fail board clean again!\n\n#repair #pinball #pinrepair\nhttps://mstdn.games/system/media_attachments/files/116/003/122/947/306/725/original/20cd8aee0d9d8efc.mp4\n",
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