Check the wiring to each of those three switches by lifting up the upper playfield. Also I think that connects to an interconnect board below the lower playfield. Check each of those wires for continuity and verify all 6 wires have a connection. If so trace those connections on the interconnect board and verify continuity within the board is correct. (IE no burned traces on the interconnect board below the lower playfield). Do any of those three switches work during switch test? Also when you turn the game on if you use the self test report does it report those three switches are out?

Cool yeah man check those out and let us know how it turns out. The sound you are hearing sounds like the sound for the status report you get for holding the flipper. If you are not getting the same sound on the right flipper then you should check to see if the right lane change is working as it should. (Do the win / war lights cycle as they should when you use either of the flippers). If the left works for this and the right does not then the right lane change is out. Confirm this either way, if that is an issue I will walk you through how to fix it (I just did it recently with other peoples help). Good luck man. It is an awesome game!

You got it man. Good find on the pinched wire small stuff like that can be hard to find so way to go man. And yup make sure the EOS and the ganged switch that it is attached to are both hooked up although if they weren't you would know for sure as the top flipper wouldn't work (I did that once and search for hours only to find one of the wires popped off the switch (Very stupid).

Q. Hello darcangeloel.. well call me dumb I'm trying to figure out how to do the test and I'm pressing these buttons and nothing's happening I don't know if it's because it's in freeplay mode but I'm a little lost I guess I could download the manual and figure it out.

A. No worries man, I'll make a quick video of this when I get home and post it. If a picture is world 1000 words maybe a video can be worth more.

A. What happens when you first turn on the machine and hit the advance button on the coin door (The button closest to the coin door). It should tell you which switches haven't been registered in several plays. Get a complete list of these and then we can work through them one by one to get the game 100 percent.

Q. also my kids were playing the pinball game and said the win and the war lights sometimes go out so now there's yet another problem I have to figure out

A. I've seen this before, make certain all those connections are solid back to that interconnect board under the play field as that is what supplies all the power to the upper play field I'm betting one of those wires is lose.

Q. this thing is driving me to drink also I have a picture of under the Play field and there's two wires that are cut and I don't know what they are for maybe you might know...

A.Sure do, I had that very same question on my B2k2 when I got it. Those are the Play field Tilt switch wires. Leave them alone . Just stuff them back in where they were as it was very common on this game to not have the play field tilt switch installed from the factory. (This is normal so don't worry).

Q. also the screw is missing out of the back that locks in the top level can you tell me what screw size that is I want to say it might be a 6 or an 8 but I don't know the threads thanks a lot for all your help sorry it took me awhile to post on this again but I usually work 6 to 7 days a week and my days off have not been what I imagined

A. Hmm, If this is the screw I'm thinking of you really don't need it. The upper play field should just rest on the lower play field. I do not have it installed on mine and I have never had an issue. I would only think you would need to install it if you are moving the game. So to answer the question I do not know the size screw but I wouldn't worry about it either way