On and off I've been working on a Flipper Fair that had many issues, and all is sorted
out but I'd like to know where's the Rollunder Switch? The Rollunder Switch is a switch
that's N.C. and completes the circuit to the Score Motor when the 50 Point Relay is made.
I went through a couple other Flipper Fairs, but never had an issue with a Rollunder
switch. It's not any of the Trough Switches. I jumped and bypassed the Rollunder
Switch, so the game does function properly, but I can't locate a mis-adjusted or dirty
Rollunder Switch which has to be the reason the 50 Point Relay doesn't give juice to
the Score Motor when it's energized. I can just solder a hot lead to one of the switches
on the 50 Point Relay and all should be fine, but I wouldn't mind knowing where a Roll-
under Switch suppose to be locate on the playfield. Maybe a switch I worked on dozens of
other times, but I don't remember. Any ideas?

Hey, Clearance Center. Not too far away!
I checked and tested those switches a couple times, and now I just went
back and you're right. Like many I found on this machine, a cold solder joint
except this one was attached but not feeding. I wiggled, it fell off, I re-soldered,
and all is good.
I went though a Friendship 7 earlier this year, and a couple reasons I kinda
quickly shied away from that being the Rollunder switch is because Friendship
7 refers it as a gate Switch (which I always have), but even more so is because it's
a make/break, and the schematics shows it being just a 2 bladed set of switches.
When I test, I usually just quickly make inside connection between the contacts
with a small screwdriver which I've done 1,000s of times, but in this case, if I elegator
clipped it, I would have caught it right away. I worked on many machines with Gates
as such, and never knew it being known as a Rollunder switch. Thanks for responding!

Oh that's right Henry. I remember now.
If you ever happen to be coming up this way, let me know..