The go-to guy whose name pops up most often when it comes to vintage pinball machines is Ernie Liffers, who’s been repairing the games for the past 50 years or so. You can reach him at 770-889-3000.

The broken pinball machine in my fiancée's parents' basement has been in the family longer than I have. Despite zero pinball-repair experience, I decided to try to fix it.

Since I had childhood EM pinball repair training and know my way around automotive wiring, I've been working on it all this time and it's about 90% playable.

Geoff Harvey, aka Pinball Geoff on BBC One’s The Repair Shop, once got hold of ten pinball machines for free as a teenager while his parents were away. When they got home, ...

Bloomstein is a freelance “pinball doctor,” one of the remaining repair techs keeping decades-old machines alive and buzzing. Like others, he's combined his childhood love of arcade games with ...