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| Manufacturer | System | Year | Model | Produced |
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| Bally / Williams | WPC - DSC Sound | 1993 | xxxx | ? |
Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure Playing Tips and Rule Sheet
Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure Shop Guide
WPC Specific Issues
Game-Specific Issues
Click on the links to learn about the more complex problems that Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure faces.
- The front right switch on the path of adventure gets hit underneath by ball hits. This shorts the wires/diode/switch lugs. This switch is on the same row or column as the ball jam opto. This is the last opto a ball goes by going up to the shooter lane. So if you are getting extra balls kicked up to the shooter lane, that front right switch is a good place to start. LTG :)
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