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Clean and inspect all switch contacts in the flipper circuit. Clean the plunger, coil sleeve and coil stop. Try to reduce any play in the linkage. Clean and level up the playfield.
If it’s still underpowered at that point, you need to decide whether you want to upgrade the coils with ones of the same dimensions but lower resistance.
If the playfield plastics are aged, I would think twice about it.
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