User manual CARROM TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

[. . . ] If they have snapped apart only once or twice, remove the rod from the bearing in question and carefully use a C-clamp to snap the bearing together into the panel. Sometimes a rod will peel and the chrome then gets all over the play field, and more importantly into the inside of the bearing. If the peeling persists, please give our Customer Service Department a call for a replacement rod. Leveling the Playfield It is normal for the play field to sag a little after a while. [. . . ] If puck tends to lie in the goal area, add a dry film lubricant (silicone) or WD-40 to PUCK TROUGH surface and both sides of the PUCK. I recommend spraying a little on your index finger and spreading it to the inside of the inside puck return. Clean all surfaces of any dirt prior to application of the dry film lubricant. NOTE: Liquid lubricants will attract dirt and impede puck performance. Player Travel If the Player rubs on edge of slot check the alignment of guide strip. This is done by removing the Dome and Play Field and then removing the three screws used to assemble the guide strip and repositioning it. Goalie loose and will not turn when Goalie Knob is used This is caused when one of the players attempts to force the Goalie beyond the built in stop bracket. If goalie does not move when control knob is rotated, tighten the screw at the end of the goalie shaft. Removing the play field and tightening the screw at the end of the Goalie Shaft accomplish this. If desired, the customer may add a drop of Epoxy or Crazy Glue to the screw prior to tightening it. If the breakage is consistent, please add two rubber bumpers, and a handle to be added to the two that are already in place. Remove the Dome and carefully place it next to the game, being careful not to scratch it. Remove all players from the playing field by firmly pulling on each player. Remove the white Game deflector located on each end of the game by removing the four screws used to assemble them to the game. Remove the Dome and carefully place it next to the game, being careful not to scratch it. Remove all players from the playing field by firmly pulling on each player. 3. Remove the white Game deflector located on each end of the game by removing the four screws used to assemble them to the game. If this is not possible, a utility knife may be used to cut them from the rod. Each game has two of the same rod and the other may be used to make certain the replacement of all bumpers and brackets is done properly. [. . . ] Remove the Apron Assembly by carefully lifting it from the Playing surface, which will remain on the floor. Re-assemble is the reverse of the above procedure, except that it is easier to align the height of the playing surface by installing the rails to the new Play surface prior to placing it upside down and assembling the Apron Assembly. The rails aid in determining the proper placement of the playing field. You may need to loosen the hex nuts after the game is re-assembled to allow proper placement of the rails in relation to the Corner Caps and Puck Catchers. [. . . ]