The right switch is double stacked so that it activates the upper right flipper too

The left one only needs another switch if you have an upper left flipper.

I do.. but my phone will not cooperate. Should only be on rt side.

Here you go.

BK2K_Left_(resized).jpg

BK2K_Right_(resized).jpg

In the pix above, the top picture (single-stack EOS) is the left flipper and the bottom picture (double-stack EOS) is the right one. The right one has a double stack EOS so that it operates the right flipper in the upper deck.

Here you go.

EOS_Left_Side_(resized).jpg

EOS_Right_Side_(resized).jpg

Again, the EOS left side is the top picture and the EOS right side is the bottom picture. Hope these help.

Leaving my computer for the day now, but let me know if I can help further. As to our exact wire color matching for every lug, there I can't be sure how to advise you, because my flippers were both rebuilt years ago with entirely new assemblies, and the red and black wires were part of those assemblies, so don't let those colors throw you off.

Good luck!

Sorry, but between my differently colored wires and your miswired switches, I can't be sure where the two wires you mentioned go. Don't want to give bad advice. Hopefully someone else can jump in and clarify.

Those wires look like GRN-RED and WHT-BRN - I think. It's hard to be sure of the actual colors. I think that's what they are. That corresponds to switch 9 (21) labeled as "Playfield Tilt". On my BK2K that is not connected.

There are no wires as a switch on the EOS for NC EOS switches. You might be thinking of NO EOS switches of fliptronics. That does not apply to System 11 and non-fliptronic WPC.

Yes. The wires are actually in a 2-pin Molex housing and not connected to anything. That's how my machine came. I have another machine next to it but I haven't assessed that one. I'll take a look this weekend and see if it's the same.

Don't take chances, download the manual and wire your flippers exactly how it shows:

http://mirror2.ipdb.org/files/311/Williams_1989_Black_Knight_2000_Manual.pdf

Glad you got it figured out. Good luck and enjoy your machine!