Quoted from Kent_Diego:Something is wrong with the solenoid voltage supply. I had a problem with a poor solder connection where the transformer wire connected to rectifier board. Maybe a cold solder somewhere else. Make sure the fuse holder is clean and tight. Many people re-pin all the connector contacts due to poor connection. Spray Deoxit contact cleaner inside all harness connectors and it will improve reliability of game if you do not repin all the harness contacts.
Quoted from barakandl:If a switch matrix issue makes the computer think the slam switch gets closed, the game reboots.
Let solenoid test eject the ball and raise up any drop targets. Once all switches are open, use switch test to check each switch figure out what rows/columns are acting up. Also take note if any coils fire out of order during solenoid test.
Thank you both for the helpful info, gives me a good place to start. I do wonder if it's a switch matrix issue, I've found several cut capacitors on stand up targets that I'll replace. Went through the tests again and here's what I found- The solenoid test runs from 01 to 25. 09-16 are activated in test. The manual lists 9 coils 01-09 and all solenoids listed except for the lockout coil will activate. When the coils fire they are out of order compared to the manual.
Instead of this order listed in the manual F5B13AAD-2C47-45DF-8E87-A003B23ACEFB (resized).jpegI get this order of coils firing-
Outhole
Top bumper
Right bumper
Left bumper
Drop target reset
Saucer
Flippers
Knocker
In switch test I found one playfield rollover switch that isn't registering and I also couldn't get the ball tilt to register but I'm not sure if it's supposed to in the switch test. Every switch except the non working one displays the correct number when activated. Would replacing all capacitors be the next best step to take? Thanks again.
Edit: If I activate the slam tilt switch by the tilt bob it causes the top pop bumper to fire so this is definitely a switch matrix issue? Any tips for figuring out how to fix this? Also of note, on power up the bottom pop bumper does a weak pulse, not a full pull down of the rod and ring but a very weak one.