Checking a circuit to the flipper coil shown below. Put one lead on the yellow connection at the transformer. Touch either the lower or the upper flipper coil and they fire. Go to the orange/black wire at the left flipper button touch it with the lead the coils do not fire. Does this mean there is a short in the orange/black wire?
C6D4029F-8E0E-4DD4-AB55-4CC7486D8B30 (resized).jpegQuoted from Kickout:Are you saying put a test lead on the switch attach the other end to the coil, bypassing the orange/black wire?
Yes you are just replacing that wire essentially. Of course the game expects to be started and with a ball in the shooter lane to make sure the flippers are active
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