MadScience2006
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It seems probable that there's also likely a groove/gap between the rotating disk and the playfield. There are always gaps (thinking logically here) between the playfield and a moving surface, or the moving surface likely wouldn't be able to move. Seems the gap is what's catching the ball on that right-most spinning disc. Of course, I could be wrong. Either way, I'm pretty sure this can be adjusted so the ball doesn't get caught there.Some Whirlwinds can, especially if the playfield is dirty or otherwise playing slow. On a fast Whirlwind, the ball has enough speed that the discs just make the ball veer, rather than catching and throwing it.