How much will your mobile pinball repairs visit cost?

Call out cost

This fee covers assessing your pinball machine issue and is payable even if no repairs are carried out. If work is completed, the fee is included in the final bill. Rates are calculated from our workshop at BN11 4JD and apply during regular business hours, Monday to Friday. Higher rates may apply on weekends, bank holidays, or outside these hours. Extra costs might include TFL fees, tolls, congestion charges, and parking.

• £95: up to 25 miles travel + 30 minutes on-site
• £125: up to 50 miles travel + 30 minutes on-site
• £185: up to 100 miles travel + 30 minutes on-site

Extra distance beyond 100 miles: 60p/mile

Extra time: £30 per half hour

Most repairs are between 1 and 3 hours

Parts

Cost of parts and materials will be charged and added to the final bill.

Payment

We accept payments by direct bank transfer, credit or debit card, or cash.

Full payment is due on the day the work is completed, and for multiple callouts, each visit must be paid for at the time it occurs.

 

Book now via Email at Bob@PinballToys.co.uk or Call us at 07952 661566

 

Pinball Services Provided

We’re here to handle all your pinball machine repair needs, offering a full range of services from replacing broken playfield rubbers to tackling complex troubleshooting, and everything in between. We also install mods and upgrades to take your game to the next level.

• Flippers not working
• Ball not coming out
• No sound
• No score display
• Broken playfield glass
• Score display replacements including Pin2DMD or ColorDMD installations
• Replacing rubber rings
• NVRAM & remoted battery packs
• PAT testing
• Replacing bulbs / Lamps and full LED upgrades
• Playfield cleaning and polishing
• Circuit board fitting and commissioning
• Replacement playfield glass
• PCB Circuit board repairs
• Stern Spike NODE board replacements
• Switch replacements
• Partial or full flipper rebuilds
• Shaker motor installs
• NODE 8 not found
• Stern IC installs and configuration
• Fitting playfield plastic protectors
• Mechanical repairs from springs to complete assemblies
• Voltage conversions
• Lock replacements / lost keys
• Won't turn on

 

Consider an annual pinball machine service to ensure your game stays in top condition, preserving both its playability and value, regular service is highly recommended.

Regular pinball servicing is essential to ensure smooth, glitch-free gameplay, prevent major and expensive component failures, and extend the machine's overall lifespan and value. Maintenance tasks like cleaning the playfield to remove dirt and dust, inspecting for wear on mechanical parts such as flippers and coils, and checking electrical connections for loose wires or burnt-out fuses are vital for keeping the complex mechanical and electronic systems functioning correctly.

 

Key reasons for regular servicing:

• Enhances Gameplay and Performance
  • Smooth Operation: Regular cleaning removes dust and dirt that can cause switches, opto-sensors, and other components to seize up, leading to glitches and errors.

 

• • Accuracy: A clean and well-maintained playfield ensures that the ball and mechanisms operate with the precision expected by players.

 

• Prevents Expensive Repairs
  • Early Detection: Regular inspections can identify wear and tear on parts like flipper coils and plungers at an early stage, allowing for timely and inexpensive repairs before major damage occurs.

 

• • Protects Investment: Pinball machines are a significant investment; consistent maintenance protects this investment by extending the machine's functional life and preserving its value.

 

• Improves Safety
  • Electrical Checks: Routine checks for loose wires, blown fuses, and other electrical issues prevent potential accidents and ensure a safe playing environment.

 

• Maintains Value
  • Preserves Condition: Proper care keeps the machine in good working order, making it more desirable and valuable to potential buyers if you decide to sell it.

 

Typical maintenance tasks:

• Playfield Cleaning:

Regularly wiping the playfield removes dirt, oil, and rubber debris that accumulates from the ball's movement.

 

• Component Inspection:

Checking for loose wires on solenoids, inspecting bulbs, and verifying the operation of switches.

 

• Rubber Ring Replacement:

Replacing worn-out rubber rings, such as flipper rings, which degrade over time.

 

• Fuse Checks:

Inspecting and testing fuses to ensure they are functioning correctly and have the proper rating.

 

• Coil and Plunger Maintenance:

Checking and replacing flipper plunger components to prevent failures