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Bill:
Ejector work can be very simple (like just dirt) or wickedly problematic. If you're not lucky, the guy who fixes your ejector must be a professional, experienced in ejector work. This is a specialty. If I were you, I'd contact Hugh Lomas. He's in WI, not too far north of Chicago. Goggle him. He's British trained and very good.
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