Stern Tech School: JAWS Fin Leveling and Removal

In this edition of Stern Tech School, Stern Technical Support Engineer Kyle Spiteri shows you how to level the shark fin on JAWS, as well as removing the part from the machine for repair.
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[@discsandpins3508]

Stern, please continue to issue these types of videos for all machines old and current. Well done!

[@sternpinballinc]

More to come!

[@marcobucci]

Really enjoy tech/instruction vids like this. More please!

[@brendanc1920]

Great video, hope this becomes a regular series for common items that require tweaking over time.

[@sternpinballinc]

Stay tuned!

[@ps3man8581]

This is a great video! I'm excited to see Kyle making "Pin tech" videos for Stern now! Please make more!! Like how to make adjustments to the Godzilla building or how to remove it. Thanks for an interesting video! :D

[@sternpinballinc]

You got it!

[@th-os8736]

Love stern pinball from Strasbourg fr

[@Foxcitiespinball]

Awesome tech tips. Thank you Stern.

[@kevinstone2275]

This was a great video. Very helpful to home owners, but also operators when working in the field. I just had to a minor fix on a fin on location. Great to see these types of tech videos.

[@sternpinballinc]

Glad it helped!

[@patrickmarino3932]

Kyle Nice to see you back in action doing repair videos . Hope to see a lot more. Godzilla would be a good one to do ❤

[@chuckwebster172]

something else to check on the fin mech is the opto interrupter. on the 2 jaws machines i have the opto interrupter was making contact with the optos which caused them to report flaky issues. I added a washer between the playfield studs and fin motor which gave the opto interrupter a smidge more clearance.

[@slinger2112]

Great video, Kyle! Thanks for all the help with parts for my Foo Fighters game! A video series for these type of calibration maintenance operations would be a useful addition. I don't have one, but I could see calibrating the building on Godzilla Premium/LE being helpful. The Ka-foom kicker is the one mech on my FF feels like it could use a recalibration/rebuild to get back to day one performance... Keep it up!

[@furrygamer6075]

I love this series. Do more!

[@sternpinballinc]

Stay tuned!

[@rexdeanrds]

Love these high quality tip/instructional videos!

[@sternpinballinc]

Glad you like them!

[@erikaspinballjourney]

Stern Tech School is awesome! Looking forward to more videos like this!
This is going to be extremely helpful, thank you. 🤘

[@sternpinballinc]

More to come!

[@djmarklaw1234]

Past times arcade loves Stern! 🤘

[@joshphelps4363]

Love past times [Cleveland here]

[@pinballboston7088]

Great video Kyle & Stern. Is there a recommended fix for a shark fin target that constantly becomes lopsided? It looks like the fin target is just rivited on to the larger drop mech. Thanks

[@deorio]

Hey, can you do the T-Rex in JP Prem? I just did mine but I think a video would help others as there really isn't any videos showing it this well. You guys did a great job here.

[@williamsfan3093]

Where is the Stern fix for the chum plastic not being level across the shark line causing rampant air balls?

[@user-dc7si6zl8c]

Rocket City Pinball fix works great.
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[@basstone18]

Yay Kyle!!!

[@Import_z_Chin]

Mine tech alert says: FIN MOTOR: too many consecutive errors and check SW 55. Any ideas how to deal with it?

[@jamesgruber5411]

At 4:42 who you calling "as so"?

[@William103]

This is stern saying we messed up on the fin without admitting it

[@noahmorris7940]

"How to fix our bad design" was the title they should have used, but that's bad for business

[@townrumor]

Stern done lost it 😢

[@ThemMightyPies]

Quality control your products better Stern.