Working on a Chicago coin rifle gallery. Having an issue with one relay constantly blowing a fuse every time it’s activated and it’s causing a coil to emit smoke when the fuse is jumpered. Did some digging and schematics review found a potential issue but I just don’t know enough so I am asking for help here. On the schematics my black (1 on pic below) and red (4) out of the rectifier should have 30 vdc but they are putting 45 vdc the green (2) and white (3) show on the schematics 30 vac and put out 34 vac. .... so I am still learning, is this a problem (seems the higher voltage is burning the coil) and if so does the rectifier need replacing or is there an issue somewhere else I need to be looking? Thanks!

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Not gonna lie while I understand the high and low tap terminology I don’t know if it is or not so here is a few pictures to hopefully help. Thanks for the help!

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Better pictures

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Top 3 lugs are 34v common and 6v
Bottom 2 are 33v and 10v

GRUMPY JayDee alexanr1 i tested the smoking coil, it reads all 000 on diode test on multimeter. So I assume that’s my problem I ordered 2 replacements off Marcos, there is another of these same coils in the game, I tested that one and it was reading 1.9 so figured he’ll just replaced them both thanks for the help.

Ok, the coil I have is H-27-1500
I don’t see it on this list....
Coils burned and melted though seems best to replace as a safety mechanism.

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Here is the ohms reading, still think it’s dead though

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When I removed it from the circuit the fuse stopped blowing as well

I appreciate everyone’s help, I’ve learned a lot, but I have a lot more to learn. These projects are fun, rewarding and a learning experience for sure. This community being willing to share knowledge is extremely awesome!