These instructions are applicable to the following products:

MM-FF-RAMPAMP

DANGER ELECTRICAL SHOCK
Pinball machines have high voltages which can cause DANGER TO LIFE AND LIMB. TURN POWER OFF and UNPLUG PINBALL MACHINE prior to installation. Pinball machines are high voltage and can cause electrical shock.
SAFETY GLASSES are also recommended while working with or installing pinball parts.

Please follow these safety instructions as well as all installation instructions. Failure to follow these instructions may result in damage to the pinball machine, accessory or other parts. Please see our Disclaimer for associated risks and responsibilities (Section 13 in our Terms of Service) prior to installation.

Images included in these instructions are of an installed prototype and may vary from your product slightly.

If you have questions or concerns regarding the proper installation of this part, please contact us for assistance.

When removing screws from the playfield, reinstall by first turning them counter-clockwise to match the original groove in order to respect the integrity of the playfield wood.

Here's what comes with the MM-FF-RAMPAMP

Amp mod Acrylic replacement Reverser Red G.I. bulb with Matrix plug White G.I. bulb with Matrix plug
Tools you'll need, Not included	Phillips screwdriver 1/4 Nutdriver/wrench/socket 11/32 Nutdriver/wrench/socket

Remove the glass and lift the playfield up. Don't forget to secure the pinballs with something or remove them and use cabinet protectors (sold separately) to prevent any damage.

Locate this bolt and these two screws:

And remove them (two Phillips screws and one 11/32 nut) and the acrylic (the image below is a before and after)

Grab the Amp and separate the bottom from the top

Twist/slide the bottom part of the Amp onto the ramp

Push the bottom half past the original speaker amp acrylic and grab the top half of the Amp

Align the side pieces/panels (black and red) with the base's (gold) grooves in all four corners

Press the top and bottom together and grab the wire coming out of the top

Feed the wire behind the kickback target, make sure the wire is on the right side of the ramp

Temporarily move the wire down into the metal guardrail and grab the acrylic replacement, note the cutout in the back of the acrylic replacement. This cutout will allow the wire to be secured away from the ball and up to the Amp in a later step

Screw in the acrylic replacement with one of the original screws, and slide the Amp over top of the acrylic replacement (the ramp should still be loose and easily lifted up to give the Amp plenty of room to slide on the acrylic replacement)

Lift the playfield up, 1. is the kickback target, 2. is the wire you fed down, 3. is where the wire will get plugged in at a later step

Grab the wire from the bottom of the playfield and pull the excess wire from the top, the next step will show where to secure the wire, so leave a little wire up top.

Feed the wire through the channels on the back of the Amp then through the cutout on the acrylic replacement, then pull any excess wire to the bottom of the playfield.

Foo Fighters has two G.I. circuits, a red one and a white one. You can decide when the light in the Amp goes off by picking what circuit you want to tap into. With the replacement lights/connectors (top left image below) that we sent it's easy to tell which is which by looking at the ring on the middle of the light/connector. The ones in the game already are not visible, but you can tell by the wiring. There's a yellow wire going to both lights but the other wire is color-coordinated. White wires for the white G.I. and of course red wires for the red G.I. either are fine but for the following steps, we will be using the white G.I.

Unscrew (1/4 screw) the light, then push the bulb down, twist it, and pull it out.

Attach the new bulb by pushing the socket down and twisting, then screw the light back to the playfield, make sure the connector is still accessible from the bottom of the playfield.