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Are the blades in the right spots? I had a bowler that had 1 switch blade out of the plastic and caused the motor to spin continuously. It wasn't really related to the start up, I think it was a tilt or game over relay.
Wish I could help more, but I'm a beginner like you.
Quoted from dszil:Also RonSS - since I don’t have any plastic I don’t think I really understood your suggestion but after seeing Mopar talk about plastic stems in the 60s and re-reading your post, I think I basically ended up in a state similar to yours. So you’re less a beginner than me!! Thanks for chiming in!
I knew Mopar would point you in the right direction, I was just trying to give you someplace to start until he had a chance to respond. Sometimes you just need to know someone is listening 
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