670 of these units were made by the Mills Novelty Company. I was very excited/nervous to work on such a historic unique piece. This one came to us from a collector in Calgary who inherited it from his father. This skyscraper slot came to us with a broken neck. Fully paralyzed. The main operating frame … Read more
Watch one of our experts make short work of this broken HDMI port. This unit had damaged pins that had been pushed into the port. We were able to repair this PS4 with a brand new port that has a plastic backing behind the pins preventing this from happening again.
This Japanese slot machine made its way to our repair shop this month. It came to us giving an error code on the screen and refused to play. Upon opening it we found some bent pins on the cable connectors and some cold solder on the mainboards. We dismantled eveverything, cleaned the rollers, resoldered the … Read more
Apollo is a pretty unique game in that it has a mini playfield on the header. Circa 1967, this would have been a pretty novel feature! This pinball machine came to us in pretty rough shape. EM pinballs don’t have any electronics boards in them so we were expecting to put some man hours right … Read more
This old school table top poker machine came to us with no power whatsoever. After our initial inspection, we discovered that the main switching power supply had failed. Rebuilding the PSU restored the +5VDC and +12VDC rails and the gameboard booted! We also did some futureproofing to this very cute CRT monitor. It was good … Read more
