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Quoted from YeOldPinPlayer:I don't see a color code.
The number in the square block is the color code. First number is the primary color, second number is the chaser. Key is at the bottom of the page.
crusinsam try unplugging and replugging the coin door. Likely just dirty plugs.
Shawn
The red w/green wire is not required on your start button. The only wires required there are the blue w/white on one side of the switch and the red w/yellow on the other.
The big white switch on the door is not factory. I do not know what someone was trying to accomplish there, but the red w/white and brown w/white wires are for the coin slot switches so I imagine it has something to do with adding credits.
Should look something like this.
So it appears the added door switch had the coin switches wired to it and the return was on the third tab of the credit button. (Start switch.) The idea being when you started a game it would add a credit. Not sure it was done right but could definitely be the cause of your problem.
Shawn
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