FAQ

Yes! I’ve had pretty much every Bally, Williams, Gottlieb, Data East, and Stern playfield on my rotisserie—even the big wide-bodies. Hercules might pose some challenges, though.

Simply scrub the bare-metal parts with a Scotch-Brite pad and Simple Green or Purple Power to remove the rust-inhibiting coating before painting or oiling them.

Very little, actually. Just pack it back into the 18 × 14 × 4-inch box when you’re done. It’s small enough to tuck inside your pinball cabinet or set on a little wall shelf.

Absolutely — this is the best method for repairing, cleaning, and fine-tuning every switch on your EM’s motor/switch panel and backbox switch board. Faster access, better results, zero frustration.

Depth: 14 inches

Width: 48 to 54 inches

Absolutely! A homebrew playfield works great on the PinDoc Roto—it supports them just like any genuine playfield.

Yes! It’ll work—just take extra care if you’re moving the Roto with the playfield still mounted. For today’s heavier playfields, the Premium or LE versions offer the best stability.

For most basic playfields, like EMs and early ’80s solid-state games, 3 to 4 inch C-clamps work really well with the PinDoc Roto.