Cyclone Pinball Machine by Williams
All electronic boards are inspected, serviced, repaired and any burnt connectors replaced.
Fuses are checked and correct fuse values installed (safety issue to prevent damage to the game or a fire)
Cabinet vacuumed, outside of cabinet cleaned and inspected for any issues
Playfield is stripped down and all plastics, ramps and mechanisms are cleaned and the playfield is polished. If the game has plastic ramps they are flame polished to restore clarity and appearance.
Flippers are rebuilt with new plungers, links and coil stops to ensure the strongest possible flippers.
All rubber rings are replaced and all new lightbulbs installed.
All switches are checked, adjusted or replaced
All coils and mechanisms are checked, adjusted or replaced
Every number, from the sheet.
Generated from global attributes in group order. Empty rows are skipped; units follow store settings.
All policy text is pulled from the Shipping, Warranty and Returns pages: one source, so the product page can never disagree with the policy or with what checkout charges. After delivery, keep it playing with the 20-minute monthly pinball maintenance routine.
About this machine.
How much is the Cyclone Pinball Machine by Williams, and what does delivery cost?
$990 for the machine, plus $200 flat freight to any US address, curbside by appointment. It is in stock: orders are prepared within 10 business days and transit takes 7 to 10 business days.
What condition is the Cyclone Pinball Machine by Williams in, and what warranty comes with it?
It is sold used. It comes with a 6-month dealer warranty.
Can I return the Cyclone Pinball Machine by Williams?
Yes, within 30 days of delivery. The customer pays return freight unless the machine arrived damaged, and there is no restocking fee.
About this machine.
Cyclone is a pinball machine released by Williams Electronics in 1988. It features an amusement park theme and was advertised with the slogan “It’ll blow you away!”
One attribute of the pinball machine that makes it instantly identifiable is the unique cabinet design that contains all the mechanical, electrical and electronic parts, assemblies and wires that make all the magic happen. The modern cabinet consists of two major items. The ‘backbox’ or ‘head’ (among other terms: lightbox) is the vertical box atop the lower cabinet opposite the player’s position. It usually consists of a wooden box with colorful graphics on the side and a large ‘backglass’ in the front.
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Careful study of the playfield in the flyer seems to show a quantity of eight flags flying over the amusement park. We do not know if these flags were installed throughout the production run, and many playfields that we have seen do not have all or any of these flags. The flags look fragile enough to not survive the life of the game.
Whatever happens, we will be able to look after you and your pinball machine.
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