Common 180 stops on the Brunswick A and A2 plus how to correct them

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[@riversarcadereview385]

Great video. you should cover the "Pinchaser's Nightmare" where the cross-conveyor lever is inverted and won't contact the switch when the cross conveyor rollers are in the down position. this will cause the pinwheel to never turn.

[@raymondarata6549]

How many times have I seen a 180 stop caused by less than 21 pins in the machine. Although these are temporary stops, they add up to a lot of wasted time and occasional false call backs.

[@mike29430]

How about a "hanging banana" 180? What would cause that?

[@riversarcadereview385]

that is usually caused when the reset button is pressed when the machine is setting pins. the newer ETUs prevent this although it can also be caused by the new pin link not being connected on both sides.