Batman '89 Pinball Overhaul: Episode 1

[@-Gramps]

First of all, you hit the wife lottery in that she’s willing to let you do your rebuilding in her dining room! Batman, with a table cloth covering it, should make for a handy buffet, despite the slant! Props & respect to her! She must truly love you, LOL. Looking forward to watching & learning as you progress through this project!

[@seelan73]

yep. If I do something similar I am next for castration. Lucky you.

[@conkysamsquanch]

Love watching these clean and restoration vids

[@tntamusements]

That's quite a job! And you are the right man for it!

[@tootall1681]

Look forward to seeing the work that goes into this. Hopefully I can learn something as I want to get into older machines but what’s behind that back glass looks daunting for someone with no experience.

[@TiltingT]

Gonna be a fun one to see ya go through.. Dont see this game very often anymore.. Always loved the mirrored backglass on it

[@Marko-R]

Good for watch...

[@dinkydave57]

Looking forward to this one as I have recently acquired a Data east BATMAN.

[@chadalexander1924]

You're probably right on what caused the transistor to fry.

[@Rich_Ice]

Hi Cary Thanks for another great video. I agree with you on the Q44 diagnosis. In my experience, something usually (but not always) causes a pcb component failure. I like the playfield rotisserie. How are you liking the Dead Pool? I'm still waiting on my premium.

[@Schush]

I've been looking for a NOS Batman playfield for years to no avail.

[@ssdobbins]

At 5:30 in the video you show how to test the power, but I can't tell what you are connecting to on the bottom of the cabinet. Then you fire the coil, but once again I can't tell what your cabinet connection is. Can you elaborate? Or at some point do a video on this? I've been owning games for 8 years and still learning. Thanks!

[@CaryHardy]

Stay tuned to the channel. I have a new series in the works.

[@wmspins]

Not being confrontational, but is a Rottendog board really a plus? I've had mixed experiences with them. Looking forward to the series!

[@CaryHardy]

newer components and wont have to reflow connections. Likeliness of issues is lower. I haven't had a bad experience yet.

[@ackerapple608]

I've gone with Rottendog several times. Not one issue. I've had machines cause issues to Rottendog boards but I'm talking electrical shorts and stuck switches.

[@Talon75407]

Nothing but problems from Rottendog in Williams machines, They do tend to work better in DE games however.

[@ScottParisi]

Rottendog rool my Williams Indiana Jones from headache to trouble free for the seven following years before selling.

[@danijelcar5184]

DE Batman is a great game😎👍