Really hope we can get this fixed for you onion.

Many of Steve's posts have helped me diagnosis and repair these things.

If you're comfortable taking the apron off, run the switch test again and move ball from the outhole to each ball position in the trough to make sure everything is good there.

Also, check j4 and j6 connections in the back box.

I do feel bad about this issue.

#9 is the lower pf kicker I believe.

Silly question, on ball one when you plunge it, does the rollover light at the top go out when the ball goes through? BH acts goofy if it doesn't see one of those 3 switches hit first.

Just full disclosure, this issue came up after the the pin was moved. My gut is thinking connection issue, but being thorough never hurts! I believe I left the pages for the fuse locations and some spare fuses in the coin box.

He shipped my order yesterday, hopefully yours goes soon too

Thank you for all your help Steve, it's very much appreciated.

I too hope all is well now

Which pops are taking fuses out?

Most every pop has new brackets, stops and some I put new coils in (a couple were burned up when I bought it) The pop bumper cards are all the updated design.

Please continue to help, it's very much appreciated. I've learned so much from you here I'd be a fool to ask you to step away!!

They were pulled from a 80b parts machine I had. I don't recall if I had checked the header pins, so that's my bad.

Onion: The boards can be ID'd by looking at the wiring colors (if I remember correctly) of the activation switch at the pop to the connection.

Looks like I may have not done my diligence when doing the swap and checking the boards. I sent you a text.

The header pins are checked for cracks on the backside of the board.

That's your "match" number

The one I had they put all 455s behind the disk. You can just put the four spread out how you like

Yep, mine was like that