i have a 9 position one, but not a 7... maybe someone in the "parts seeking" thread has one...

as far as not giving replays... i don't have that schematic, but...

i'm assuming you already cleaned/lubed the circuit boards on the 1000/10000 reels (and put the contact points in the "right way" when you rebuilt the reel, i know *someone* that has done this wrong before )... and cleaned the jones plugs for the replay settings...

1) check for continuity between the female replay jones plugs and whatever relay does the "add credit"....

2) check for continuity between the circuit board and the jones plugs...

if i'm understanding right (it never works, regardless of what holes you put the jones plug in), i'd "guess" that it is #1, there's something hosed between the female replay jones plugs and the "add credit"...

early sunday morning guess, anyway...

Check your steppers (player unit - coin unit if you have one)/contacts as you are saying and report back on your 1st problem.

As far as the 2nd problem your schematic will show you which score reel ties to the add replay unit to award your points. On your game it's probably 1,000's but may be 10,000's - you need to check. You can post a copy of that section of the schematic if you want. Check for a broken wire that goes to the 1st position on the bakelite disc on top of your score reel labeled "C". If that conductor is broken off you won't get your high scores. This is a common problem. If the problem doesn't lie there, you'll have to trace it through the schematic.

Whenever I have a high score award issue...I take an alligator clip jumper and tie one end to 25 volts, usually a red-white on a N M L relay and then start at the credit wheel and touch the free end first to the coil and see if it fires (normally does) then to the 15 position sw on the credit wheel then to the player unit, then to the C contact on the 10K reel Bakelite board and then to a numbered position on the bakelite (if the reel is on 5 then touch 5 etc) then its usually on to the jumper setting. Then on to the 1000's reel, back to the player unit...

And remember if its sett to 55,000 to award a game then tracing this circuit will add a credit when reels are set to 54000, ie the next pulse/closure of the L relay will activate/award game. On my Roller Coaster there were switches on the player unit P1A, P1B that needed to be cleaned... Also tighten stacks on the player unit, they are loose!

Ken

>>Once in a while it won't switch between players after a ball. I'm going to work on the stepper and hopefully that will clear things up.

Check the trough switch.

Yea P1=Player 1 P2=Player 2 (or when the cams lift the stack) P1 is closes to the wiper.

P1A is the lowest contact, P1B the 2nd lowest etc..

One of my fav em's to play back in '75 at a bowling center located
about 2 miles from the PPM.Replay scores were 65K and 79K.
25 Cents,2 Plays,5 Balls

Pretty easy to "POP" free games

Ah,the good old days!!!