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Tune-up Kit for your 1976 Bally Fireball pinball game. Our Tune-up kits are designed to optimize game play on your pinball machine. Over time, the rubber rings become brittle and lose their elasticity, the ball becomes pitted which creates drag and prematurely wears the playfield surface. Additionally, a dirty playfield slows the ball movement and adds wear to the playfield, ball, etc. The lamps are an important part of game play, they light up special features and let you know which shots to shoot for.

The photo shown is the actual Tune-up Kit you will receive, included in this kit are:

White Rubber Rings
White Bumper Post Rings
White Mini Post Rubber Mini T
Yellow Flipper Rubber
White Shooter Tip
Rubber Ring sizing chart
Playfield diagram for ring placement
Tune-up Guide
2 oz. bottle of Novus Clean and Shine
Outer Ball shooter Spring
Inner Ball Shooter Spring
Ball Shooter e-clip
Three Boxes of #555 bulbs (30 bulbs total)
One 1-1/16” Mirror Finish Steel Pinball

Which version do I have! - This 1976 version is the home version (it does not have a coin door). Bally released the home version of Fireball in 1976 using model number 606-1000 for the Series 1 machines, they continued production and in 1978 upgraded the electronics and began producing Fireball as series 2 and model number 615-5000. The series 2 machines were mostly sold through Sears. Both models use this same Ring Kit. You may also want to verify that your machine has the same backglass as shown in the pictures for this listing.

Flipper Color - We have assembled this kit with what we believe to be all sizes and colors as provided from the OEM. If you prefer to change the flipper rubber color, just let us know at time of order. We will gladly change your Flipper Rubber color, choices are Red, Black and Yellow.

Insurance - Our shipping & handling charges includes FREE insurance on all orders both Domestic & International!

International Buyers – We ship our kits worldwide, and many countries charge an import duty or a tax. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. If your country has any of these charges, they will ask for them at time of delivery. These charges are not shipping charges, but are taxes or duties charged by your country, you may wish to contact your local customs office for more information. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts" - US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.