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Quoted from TheCollector:Yes, both switches were displayed on the DMD when separately actuated.
Anytime the ball is in the subway the machine has to search for the ball as if the CPU didn’t get the signal even though the switches tested fine.
It doesn’t matter if it goes in the pit hole of the return or the Death Star or the drop behind the Death Star.
Totally weird to me.
Are the switches standard leaf, micro, or opto?
Quoted from gdonovan:Micro.
You might just need to adjust the leaf on the mirco switches a little. I had to do the same on my Robocop.
They may trigger on a controlled switch test, but it may not be clicking when it's just regular momentum and gravity.
Quoted from TheCollector:Why this didn’t show during switch diag is beyond me.
Most likely it's a special switch. Special switches aren't part of the switch matrix.
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