#24 - Fixing a Gottlieb Spin Pulse Switch in a Flip-a-Card Pinball Machine

This is a not often seen mechanism that acts like a mechanical randomizer. There are in a handful of machines from the late 60's to early 70's - Flip-a-card and Spin-a-card are two. This unit was completely locked and seized.

I had never worked on one of these units so this video is a little different. We just filmed us walking through the mech and trying to figure out how it works.

We got it working, but since there are still other parts of the machine not working, this would only step forward but wouldn't fire the solenoid which caused the unit to spin. That problem is for another day.

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