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I’ll try and get the moderators to move this to the EM tech, you’ll get the most help there. Meanwhile you may find information about the ‘score motor continuously running’ helpful: http://www.pinrepair.com/em/index.htm
https://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=EM_Repair#Chicago_Coin_Score_Motor_2

Excellent suggestion - Done!

Are all the score reels at zero?

Have you manually actuated the plungers for all of the steppers and score reels to ensure they move without binding/sluggishness?

Skip the paperwork for now and start visually inspecting the stepper units in the game to verify they can move freely.

Such as:

Your first photo is a score reel. The one out of position is the hundreds. With the machine unplugged, remove the back cover to access them.
jeffc ’s video is great. Here are a couple photos from my Pinball EM which should be a very similar design.
My score reels have a latch at the bottom. They slide out towards me. Then I can manipulate the plastic piece next to the relay and allow the plastic number wheel to turn.

If your machine does not look similar then post a photo and let’s figure it out.

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Yay! Did you push in their coil plungers by hand to see if they move without binding/sticking?

Report your findings.

The stepper with only 1 coil should simply increment one step/tooth at a time. Steppers with 2 coils will increment via one coil and either decrement 1 step with the other coil or completely reset to zero position with the other coil.

How are yours behaving when manipulating the coil plungers by hand? In time we see if the machine can operate them as intended...

I see the stepper units seem to have their labels still. Use those names when describing your success/issues with your units.

Let’s not guess - it could be fine. If you have a multi meter you should pull the fuse out and check it for continuity. Then you’d know.

If it looks visibly blown, then it’s bad. If it “looks good”, that doesn’t really tell us that it is indeed good.

I didn’t even notice the chipped nail until you mentioned it.
There are several great suppliers for pinball rubber. Pinball Resource will probably be the most knowledgeable. http://pbresource.com/
Marco Specialties, Pinball Life, Comet Pinball.

You’re unlikely to find a kit with just the specific pieces for Olympics and I don’t see a manual at IPDB.org. If you call Pinball Resource I think you can get an assortment that will have what you need.

I own olympics and got rubbers from pbr.

I realize this pin is a little old. But I am looking for help with this Chicago coin pinball. I had to repair foil traces on the player two full reset stepper unit.
now I need to verify that the wipers were installed correctly on the outer board. any help would be appreciated.

Thank you

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is anyone parting out a chicagor coin Olympics pin. I am in need of a player control unit. the one I have has worn metal parts and is no longer functioning properly.
Thank you

What parts are worn?