Stern Tech School: How To Lift Your Playfield

In this edition of Stern Tech School, Madeleine Benz shows you how to safely lift your playfield!
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[@Rene86]

Put your glass on something soft. A sharp or hard object like a rock can shatter it. The glass is very strong when installed but pretty weak when stress is put on it from the sides.

[@QcStotzer]

Ok, fine that was helpfull, but...How long do I have to wait now until it is shown how to bring the playing field back to its original position?

[@tobias5073]

I'd love to get more from this series. This is just a very basic video. But I'm looking forward to future videos describing the maintenance of severel different components of the hardware.

[@sternpinballinc]

More to come!

[@ScottParisi]

Nice video. I love when people leave the balls in the trough and they fly all over the place when the playfield is lifted.

[@16BitBear]

I love that I watch these when I don’t even own one yet lol. One day though.

[@sternpinballinc]

One day!!

[@anton__84]

Why didn’t you show putting it back 😠

[@Pinball4Sale]

Might be too much to ask but maybe a Harry Potter themed machine?

[@sternpinballinc]

maybeeee

[@chairmannow2297]

According to Joe Kaminkow a while ago, Stern missed out on the licence and it went to (possibly) JJP.

[@astebel]

Still haven't made a ball trough latch so you don't have to remove the balls..... Copy your competitors, please!

[@ninjadoug92]

Stuff a clean rag into the opening of the trough eject. That keeps the balls in place.

[@jaspajones7045]

@@ninjadoug92nah they need to improve their bom.

[@chairmannow2297]

Big time Noob info there. Don't know that anyone who doesn't already get how to lift a pf without a video should be looking under the hood lol.