Read somewhere that resistors should be pulled off the cpu/driver board and jumper wires put in place to speed up response, esp when trying to use right flipper button to roll rollover lanes?
I have put up with this slowness long enough and remembered seeing something somewhere on this problem?
If someone would be so kind to post a link if they know what I am talking about...
Thank you...

Exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks Mike.

Thanks Mike!

The problem I am having is slow switch responses. If a ball rolls thru one of the top 4 rollovers too fast, it won't register. If it's slower it does. This is the first Williams game that used the right flipper button to roll the top 4 lanes. It will roll much faster if the game is not registering other actions.
The right flipper works as it should when flipper button pressed so not a flipper switch contact issue.

Drop target will always drop when hit of course but if I hit a lit JOKER standup, it's hit or miss. Doesn't always register.

Pin switches are so unresponsive now for some reason.

Am I having a different issue than the one I'm trying to remedy?

My boards have the "newer" zero ohm resistor on them (brown with the single black stripe in the middle).
So does this mean if I remove these resistors and replace with staples or jumper wires nothing will change response wise on my game with the switch
detection speed?

Thanks. Will check that now. You have me curious!