Here's a circuit diagram from the manual. First thing I would do is check the connectors J109, J102, J110 on the power driver board. Unplug and plug them back in.

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I realize they're pre fliptronic. I guess I'm not clear - is the flipper itself operating when you press the button?

My BOP has a different problem with its left flipper it works but does not register in test mode or change lanes has'nt now for 6 and half years thought your problem might have been the same as mine

Mine's slightly different again, flipper works, registers in test mode but won't lane change on that side, been like that since i've had the machine (6 years)

I would think that the blown fuse is due to a bad diode on the coil. If it was a WPC driver board machine i would also test the TIP36's as a bad diode can cause a transistor to blow but i don't think the System 11's work in the same way.

BOP is WPC, not system 11. Common mistake for BOP and Funhouse, as they still used alphanumeric displays.

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Did you ohm out the coil to see if it's shorted?

your eos switch is missing looking at your pic.

The switch is there. You have the wrong flipper pawl on there. Your flipper is basically backwards and will never close the EOS. When you actuate the flipper with your hand, the switch needs to close when the shaft is pulled fully into the coil. You’ll blow the fuse every time until this is fixed.

Hi there recently rebuilt my BOP flippers and now I have no right flipper power. Each time I hit the button it blows the F102 right flipper fuse. Have swapped coil with similar results. No obvious shorts on the cab wiring. Wondering what to check next. Since there is no FlipTronics board on this wpc wondering what transistors control the right flipper?
Thanks for the assist
Al

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Got some help from Atari Jim on the villages bbs thought I would share his tip. Turns out I wired the ground and power wire and fried both coils diodes. Replaced diodes wired correctly and now the Bride is flipping like a teenager again.
Thanks Jim!

“Blue or Gray/Yellow dashed wire goes to the band side of the diode, outside lug and is power

Ground wire goes on opposite side (blue/purp or org)

EOS goes to gnd wire and center lugs.

Ohm the coil diodes and get 5 ohms or higher. 2 or less is bad diode

Ohm the eos cap when switch is open, should get 150 to 180 ohms (this is the hold winding)
If too low, disconnect 1 of the cap leads, check again- if better, cap bad, if same, coil bad or some other short, check your work.”

Make sure that EOS opens when bat extended

aj