Can that be the same KISS Pinball machine? YES! It's still a piece o'crap! But I put the legs on to get it off the floor. Checking out the price on wire and bits now.

I've sorted all the bits into boxes, bins and drawers. Vaccuumed out the inside and put the head back on. In the bits I found the keys for both the head and the coin door. I also found the lock for the coin door so I threw that back on.

The coin box actually has a lid still which is pretty sweet. Then I took a look a the power block. The transformer has been disconnected (almost) from the board and it looks like they've fried some diodes and had a little smoke show.

I found the Repair Procedures and Manual as well as all the schematics at "This Old Pinball" so we're ready to go.

Well, my "Brand New" KISS Pinball machine was picked up today. It is in an amazing amount of parts.