Welcome to our arcade service section. We offer repairs and service for many types of coin-op games.

This Mata Hari pinball machine was not functioning when we acquired it. We repaired the circuit boards and did some touch ups to the playfield. We sold this December of 2017. 

Space Riders was a customer repair. This is an Atari pinball machine from the late 70's. There were over heating issues with the lighting circuits and smaller sound problems. We fixed all the circuit board issues, changed the rubbers on the bumpers and waxed the play field. We also helped the customer sell this machine when they no longer wanted it. 

Space shuttle pinball machine . This was a customer repair project. We fixed misc issues on the playfield to get things working again. Replaced all the rubber bumpers and upgraded the score displays to LED units.

An original Ms. Pac-man updated to a 60 in 1 multi-cade system. Black decal kit and all new components with all the fully functional original boards still installed.

An original Defender by Williams. We finished restoring this back to factory condition including the CRT monitor. We finished the cosmetics and troubleshooting the system. Sold April 2020.

An original Galaxian converted to a 60 in 1. This machine was missing all the original boards when we got it. We made a new power board, replaced the worn-out controllers and buttons, new paint and decal kit. Looks great. Installed an LCD monitor. Sold in April 2019

This was a non-functioning game when we purchased it. We changes the power board, IC chips and fixed previous wiring attempts to get it to work. The coin door was rebuilt, legs were stripped and repainted the sound board was repaired. This machine is a great example of an early Stern machine.

This Comet machine was a customer repair. The owners purchased this in the late 80's and overly enjoyed playing this game which was evident by the worn out playfield. We rebuilt the flipper assemblies and was able to get it working again after years of sitting. We were also able to improve the playfield but due to years of use we could not completely save it. 

We aquired a Cherokee shuffle puck bowling machine made in 1977, six players with relay controls and mechanical score wheels. This was a non-working unit so we repaired the control circuits, repaced burned relays, repaired broken wires and header connectors. We cleaned and touch-up painted the outside and cleaned and waxed the playfield.