Ship Ahoy
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I'd also check out the M and L relays - they're the ones doing most of the work, pulsing on and off five times in a closed loop with the EOS reel switches...
Switches clean and gapped? Are the armatures clean and moving freely? Armatures not magnetized? Score reel EOS switches look good?
A good reference for switch cleaning and proper gapping:
http://www.pinrepair.com/em/index2.htm#clean
In short, when a switch closes, you want the long blade to move the short blade a small amount, causing the two contacts to "wipe" across each other. Clay describes it fully in the reference above.
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