Your EOS was gold plated, you ruined that. Not the end of the world, replace, or sand if it ever needs it.

You should have been looking for a broken wire at the other EOS switches first, from them, to the fliptronics board, check the other EOS's first.

Next up, check the fliptronics board for a blown fuse. And Tests - Switch Edge - see if flipper button leaf blade switches both register on the DMD. Two on each flipper button. Push in slowly, first lowers register then uppers, when you push the flipper button in. Be sure both flipper button switches work.

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If both switches work, you now have an issue on the fliptronics board.

No idea what, sorry.

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Figure out what is wrong first. Remember how this started. Look at the dedicated switch column in your switch matrix. Don't be ignoring a broken wire again.

Very possible. I'm not standing there when mistakes were made. So no accurate way of knowing what all happened.

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Grab a meter and check wires from EOS to fliptronics board.

Do you mean you in game play you push the flipper button and it goes up and drops ? If so go over solder joints at the coil.

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No, I'm sure they work. You need to check continuity of them from the EOS lugs to the fliptronics board.

If both leaf blade switches register in Tests - Switch Edge, I'd try swapping flipper coil with another. If they don't register in Tests - Switch Edge - check continuity from the flipper button switches to the fliptronics board.

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When you are facing the game - the board in the top left corner of your backbox, above the CPU.

You can download the manual from here, if you don't have one. It will help you identify boards and what connectors on them to check :

https://www.ipdb.org/files/20/Bally_1992_The_Addams_Family_Manual.pdf

You need a meter, a cheap one will do. And check continuity first, not power.

Youtube is littered with how to videos. Use a meter, check continuity, etc. etc.

If you did his with the game turned off, just a coincidence, not something you did.

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No.

The fliptronics board - yes, the fuses. Pull and check with a meter.

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No, set it on ohms or diode. Watch some Youtube how to videos.

The ones on the fliptronics board.

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Check your manual. Replace it.

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F902 is for upper right flipper.

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Move it by hand - determine mechanical or electrical - could need a new plunger, coil sleeve, coil stop.

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Try a different coil.

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Or wiring at the coil lugs.

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No.

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Be sure they know what they are doing. Didoes on coil facing the same direction, wires in the same spots.

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I don't think it's dead. I do believe you have a bad solder joint at the coil lugs. Or one of the thin wires from the coil to the coil lug is cracked or broken. Or one of the two windings inside the coil is bad.

I suggested a new coil, because that would eliminate three potential problems.

You could use some hands on help with this so you quit chasing back and forth and get the game fixed so you can enjoy it.

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