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If you are looking for the instruction card that goes under the glass you can download it from Stern's website (www.sternpinball.com). You can also get software updates and the manual for the game. The newer manuals aren't the best quality but readable.
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You have some debris floating around somewhere. If you are pumping from a pond or a rain-barrel, you might have debris clogging the inlet. Or maybe you have a stone in the impeller - if your outlet is on top of the impeller a stone will sink to the bottom so you could have flow initially, but the stone would be carried up to clog the outlet within a few seconds. Or you might have stone in the hose feeding into the impeller - that stone could roll back down the hose even though you don't loose prime.
Nothing high tech here. Try it without the o-ring. If the water does not start to leak out in the first 3 to 5 minutes of tumbling you will be ok. Stop it every day to check the water level.
Set the whole thing on a cookie sheet in case it does leak when you are not watching - you don't want a bunch of rock dust and polishing grit on your table or floor in the morning.
You will not damage anything by trying it without the o-ring.
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