I bought a BK2000 last week. Thanks again Jay!. I am confused about the extra ball settings. At first it was giving an extra ball at 1M then it was 1.6M now it is at 1.9M. Why is this happening. I have looked through the settings and can't figure out how to set it. Thanks

SilverUnicorn, That is it. Pretty cool feature if it automatically adjusts downward also. I have been trying to beat my sons high score and need all of the extra balls I can get. Thanks for explaining.

I rebuilt my two right flippers yesterday and have a question. The top flipper now allows a much easier top loop than before which I am really enjoying, however it seems like I can't get up the drawbridge at all. I am wondering if the top flipper is misadjusted. When it is down should it be touching the wall or should it be slightly outward? Thanks

Thanks for the pic I think I am right on the wall like you have shown. NextoPin that is a very neat guide. Never seen that before. I think I will revisit where my end of stoke on the new switch and the examine the stop. Thanks

I am wondering if anyone has experienced this. The upper flipper does not hold. My research tells me that this is the low voltage. I replaced the coil and the metal contacts (switch). It does not impact the lower flippers. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I am stumped. The lower right flipper seems to have two leaf switches. Speculating that somehow one of these feeds the upper flipper but I have not traced the wires yet. Left bottom flipper has only one leaf switch (and one on the upper right flipper).

Thanks that is what I thought was going on. I think all of the leaf switches are set up correctly. Is there an auxiliary board that the bottom flipper connects to? Could there be any transistors or other electronic components in line? Or is it simply straight up electricity and leaf switches?

I screwed something up worse. I was testing the voltage and I must have blown something. Only my left flipper works, both right are now down. I tested all the fuses in the aux driver board (F5 I think is the right side flippers) They all tested fine. I thought I would buy a new aux driver board in case that was the issue, but it did not solve my problem. Am I missing a fuse that could be the answer? By replacing the aux driver board I have all new fuses in that, but could there be another place? I get power to the left flipper just fine. Thank you in advance.

Upper right flipper is weaker than I remember. This game had some issues and i had someone fix it. I do not have a capacitor on this flipper. I see that the bottom flippers have these. Should the upper flipper also haVe a capacitor?