Explanation of a standing pins cycle on a Brunswick GS-X

This video is the detailed explanation of what the pinsetter is doing during a standing pins cycle. If you would like more videos like this, please comment below and let me know which cycle or assembly you would like a detailed video on.

[@Mahazbowling]

very good video. ❤

[@jmgratzke1]

Keep doing these videos, please. I loved this.

[@delorean_5982]

that was amazing

[@PinoyBowlerGS92]

I wonder why Brunswick never added a Set Button to their Ball Return, you know that Button that recovers 2nd Ball Pin Combinations. Yes there’s a Reset button but it only cycles the pinsetter to the next ball, it doesn’t help incase pins are missing or fell on 2nd Ball before a Ball has thrown. I’m so glad my past Local Center had these rare GS Exclusive Brunswick 2000 Ball Returns (with Set Button, Cancel Button and Pin Indication Buttons) connected to their GS-92’s and I love GS had the best convenience for League Bowlers myself of having the Set Button on their Ball Return.

[@kplinger]

me: *types in A-2 pinsetter youtube: hmm interesting looks like this video is good for you

[@Lofote]

Nice. But I thought the GS-X is able to detect if no dead wood is there (either gutter ball or 7 or 10 pins missing, nothing else) and not do the sweep then?

[@gs-xtraordinary3538]

You are correct, for filming I put it in diagnostics. it will pick up all pins in diagnostics, good catch.

[@jgriletz]

Over engineered