Great video!!! Once again it is very interesting !!! It's very simple to understand thanks to your explanation !!! You're the best!!!! Luckily you're here for all of us!!! Thank a lot!!!! 🤗 Greetings from France!!!
Thanks, this was very helpful. I didn't realize that you could so easily remove the switch stack array in a Gottlieb player unit. This helped solve the player unit advance problem I was having on a Gottlieb Pioneer. Next time I'm having an EM repair issue I will check your videos first.
Well done, I’m sure I’ll be checking it out in the future to remind myself of the alignment details, or sending others to check it out because they’ve hit a problem with the player unit. Thanks! Congratulations on approaching 100 videos. That is a huge amount of work.
You guys are GREAT! Just when I think I know what I'm doing, I am left scratching my head after a big mistake. I took apart the player unit thinking it would be keyed or logically put back together. I made some marks for orientation but not enough! I didn't know where to put the wiper back correctly with the plate. 3 screw holes with no clue which position to mount the wiper. You made that answer simple and easy. Thanks AGAIN for providing lots of help.
Great video! The Goat Shed has been the most useful tool for my personal pinball repair. They are super informative and highly recommended for beginners like myself. Thank you guys very much!
Great video! Answered all of my questions but one. Is the "home position" at the first set of multiple rivets where it should be for "Game Over" or Player one, ball one? Thanks for all of your videos. They are well done and easy to follow and in a logical order.
Fantastic video!!! I learned so much. I’ve always been intimidated working on these. Hard to clean the switches too. Why is that Williams games have nothing like this in their multi player games? Much simpler design. Really looking forward to your 100th video You guys are a GREAT asset to the pinball community!
Another really useful video. …. educating us, … one video at a time. Thanks for the lessons. Looking forward to learning a bit more about you guys. …. no need to expose yourselves, … just the facts will do fine.
Looking forward to tall tales, ghost stories and grand adventures in GSEMPR video #100. 😅 FYI: As you mentioned, for example, a 1978 Pyramid (2 player version of Cleopatra) has three green plastic cams and 76 rivets. The design may have evolved as Gottlieb developed their solid state system and realized there were still improvements to be made to EMs. Cleaning and gapping all the switches on a four player unit is a challenge, as bad as the A & B levels on the score motor. Good thing you can remove the hairpin clips and move the player unit to have a better look at the cams and switches. Thanks for this video with the steady camera. 👍
Do you help viewers with problems? I need help with a Gottlieb Top Score I'm having with a two player Gottlieb Top Score The problem is on 2 players it work fine you get 5 balls for each player but if you select one player you only get one ball, and the game is over after the ball goes down the drain. The pinball machine does not have a coin unit in someone has removed it and wired some of the wires together. I hope you have a few minutes to answer.
Great video!!! Once again it is very interesting !!! It's very simple to understand thanks to your explanation !!!
You're the best!!!! Luckily you're here for all of us!!! Thank a lot!!!! 🤗
Greetings from France!!!
Thanks for watching. I'm glad it helped you wow France we certainly have a lot of world wide viewers now!
This is great! Thank you. I have learned more about EM games here then anywhere else! Cheers!🤗
Thanks so glad you find our videos useful.
Sure useful for me today. FB folks were super helpful.
Thanks glad you found our video useful 👍🏻
Sounds like a nice day out. If only all summer could be cloudy and low 60’s.
Winter here down under in Australia 🇦🇺 now.
Great information. Looking forward to Number 100! Thanks for your guidance on these Gottlieb EM's.
Thank you.
Thanks, this was very helpful. I didn't realize that you could so easily remove the switch stack array in a Gottlieb player unit. This helped solve the player unit advance problem I was having on a Gottlieb Pioneer. Next time I'm having an EM repair issue I will check your videos first.
Glad you found it helpful .
Another goodn thanks fellas!
Glad you found it useful 👍
Well done, I’m sure I’ll be checking it out in the future to remind myself of the alignment details, or sending others to check it out because they’ve hit a problem with the player unit. Thanks! Congratulations on approaching 100 videos. That is a huge amount of work.
So glad the videos seem to br helping folks out.
You guys are GREAT! Just when I think I know what I'm doing, I am left scratching my head after a big mistake. I took apart the player unit thinking it would be keyed or logically put back together. I made some marks for orientation but not enough! I didn't know where to put the wiper back correctly with the plate. 3 screw holes with no clue which position to mount the wiper. You made that answer simple and easy. Thanks AGAIN for providing lots of help.
Great thanks for your kind words so pleased our videos helped you if you haven't already please subscribe to our channel it helps us a lot.
Tremendously helpful. Perfect timing. Thank you.
Glad you found it useful we have another video showing disassembly if you look for it.
Great video! The Goat Shed has been the most useful tool for my personal pinball repair. They are super informative and highly recommended for beginners like myself. Thank you guys very much!
So glad that you enjoy our videos.
Great video! Answered all of my questions but one. Is the "home position" at the first set of multiple rivets where it should be for "Game Over" or Player one, ball one? Thanks for all of your videos. They are well done and easy to follow and in a logical order.
Player one ball one is what we illustrate in the video hope that helps.
Fantastic video!!! I learned so much.
I’ve always been intimidated working on these. Hard to clean the switches too.
Why is that Williams games have nothing like this in their multi player games? Much simpler design.
Really looking forward to your 100th video
You guys are a GREAT asset to the pinball community!
Williams work totally differently yes a much simpler idea 💡
Another really useful video. …. educating us, … one video at a time. Thanks for the lessons. Looking forward to learning a bit more about you guys. …. no need to expose yourselves, … just the facts will do fine.
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Looking forward to tall tales, ghost stories and grand adventures in GSEMPR video #100. 😅
FYI: As you mentioned, for example, a 1978 Pyramid (2 player version of Cleopatra) has three green plastic cams and 76 rivets. The design may have evolved as Gottlieb developed their solid state system and realized there were still improvements to be made to EMs. Cleaning and gapping all the switches on a four player unit is a challenge, as bad as the A & B levels on the score motor. Good thing you can remove the hairpin clips and move the player unit to have a better look at the cams and switches.
Thanks for this video with the steady camera. 👍
Thanks Will the gimbal has made a huge difference.
Do you help viewers with problems? I need help with a Gottlieb Top Score I'm having with a two player Gottlieb Top Score
The problem is on 2 players it work fine you get 5 balls for each player but if you select one player you only get one ball, and the game is over after the ball goes down the drain.
The pinball machine does not have a coin unit in someone has removed it and wired some of the wires together.
I hope you have a few minutes to answer.
Yes sure but so others can benefit we do this on our Facebook page heres the link
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Is there any lubrication recommended on any components in the player unit while it is apart?
The shoulder screw and drive arm pawl with light machine oil.
at 13:17 you said home pins are numbered 14. I think that's 15. Correct?
Yes 15
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That's the one!