Schematics and manuals for em games

[Larry]

Does anyone know of a source for schematics and manuals for em games?

I tried Ebay, Steve Young (Pinball Resource) and Mike something.  His email starts like this, MGPACAK.

Mike was the best source for my 1954 CC Criss Cross deluxe Target, but he only had the non deluxe version.  I went through everything on the machine, now it's time to troubleshoot.  This is the game with the funky mab switches that I wrote about earlier.

Thanks,
Larry.

[Kilroy]

I checked Marco Specialties, they have Criss Cross schematics, but doesn't appear to be the Deluxe version

A long shot but Clay....uh something  runs Pinrepair.com. He may be able to  get you pointed to someone that has a copy of the schematics. His email is cfh@provide.net

Sorry I don't have anything more definite
 

 

[Larry]

Thanks.

[collecture]

Hey Larry,
There is somebody on eBay that sells a CD with 1000's of manuals on it. I searched, but did not find it currently. Next time I get the email with his listing, I'll forward it to you.

[Larry]

Thanks!  It would be nice if it was in there.  Ebay has the regular version.  Deluxe machines were basically machines that would give you credits or free games for a match.  My machine has two separate star matches and a numbers match.  No credit stepper, but maybe it was hooked up to the coin unit.  I don't know.....hey, I bet that would be in the manual I don't have. 

[Ken Layton]

Coin op manual seller Jeff Wager sells tons of manuals on ebay. Here's his listing:

http://www.ebay.com/sch/jeffwager/m.html?_ipg=50&_sop=12&_rdc=1

He sells manuals for jukeboxes, pinball machines (EM and electronic), EM arcade games, video arcade games, air hockey, etc.

[briandr1]

there is a wealth of knowledge on the pinside forum there is a em repair category Im sure some one on there can step you through it.

[Ken Layton]

Yup, Pinside is a great forum:

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/

[Larry]

Mike found me the schematic.  No manual though.  Thanks for the links.