Quoted from Sewellmatts:What might the consequences be of putting both wires on the same terminal?
The consequences are the wires get hot if there is a short. Hot enough to melt insulation off the wire and possibly start a fire.
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Quoted from HowardR:The fuse with the Red and Red-White wires is the 15 amp fuse for your 25 volt circuits
The fuse that enables the Score Illumination lights is a 10 amp fuse
The fuse that enables the Playfield lights is a 15 amp fuse
Quoted from Sewellmatts:How would one find the problem on the playboard circuit that was blowing that fuse?
Using your schematic, you’ll figure out what that circuit does. Howard mentions score illumination lights so find out exactly which lights those are and check for shorts. Could be a socket touching something or insulation melted exposing bare wire. A meter might be helpful.
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