Author Topic: Gottlieb Surf Champ Restoration  (Read 12307 times)

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Offline Strangeways

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Re: Gottlieb Surf Champ Restoration
« Reply #30 on: November 20, 2013, 09:30:18 PM »
The external side of the door was complete, but it was missing most of the internal parts.





I have a heap of spares that I had re plated months ago that will be used ;





Most of the parts are installed. I need to locate the other box of smaller parts I replated ;








The plunger and assembly have been polished. The lock down bar assembly was also removed and polished.





Now to the sections that require a lot of time. The baseboard is placed on the bench and stripped. I carefully remove the original labels and laminate them. The timber baseboard is sanded back and the labels stapled back on





All the relays are checked, cleaned and gapped. Steppers are rebuilt and adjusted. Coil sleeves are always replaced and the springs checked for tension.








New power cable is wired into the main loom. Just waiting on the EMI filter which I will add to the circuit.





Before ;





Completed ;








« Last Edit: November 20, 2013, 09:32:10 PM by Strangeways »
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