Arcade Repair Tips - Replacing A Control Panel Overlay

[@currentphonograph7487]

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[@superrobotfan1099]

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[@waynersmall1]

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[@DavidTurner42]

Excellent video! I did have a question however. I noticed that when the new CPO went on there was some wrinkles or air bubbles. How are these removed? If replacing an expensive classic game repro you want to get it right the first time and look almost perfect. Also, could you explain the Windex method further? Wouldn't Windex or other substance leave a residue and/or cause the CPO not to stick? Thanks! :-)

[@TheHeadlessHorseman]

The idea of using windex is that if it accidentally put on crooked it allows you some time to fix it. You squeegie out the windex and it eventaully dries and sticks good.

[@BWellek]

I0 I have a 2007 Las Vegas slot machine can I switch it from tokens to the quarters

[@arcaderepairtips]

On most slot machines, it’s just a matter of either adjusting or replacing the coin mech. Here's a link that should give you a bit more information: bit.ly/pachislo-token-quarter We will also be covering your question on our Live Show Episode 93. Here's a link to the episode if you want to watch it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gajJkpasgKaSeK8

[@KaiTaN00002]

lol !!!!!!!!!!! how you're pasting the CPO with bubbles........

[@dinkyflix]

If you don't have a heat gun, another great method (given the control panel isn't too big) is to actually bake it in your oven. Put some tin foil underneath and lay the control panel on top. Bake it at 300-400 degrees for just a few minutes and it should be ready to peel off. You'd be amazed at how effective it is. I've done this with my Centipede and Frogger CPOs and both peeled off as almost one piece after baking them for a few minutes. Again BE VERY CAREFUL and don't leave the oven for a second so that you can monitor it at all times.