Hey everyone. First post and first pin. I picked up Time Machine last weekend and solved some power supply issues (low 5v) just today. It boots up and, all-in-all, it's in great shape; all of the switches work, only a few bulbs need replacing, slingshots and bumper caps are good... however, and there's always a however, I have a short list of problems I've come across.

1. Flippers don't fire.
2. Kickback doesn't fire.
3. Vertical up-kicker doesn't fire.
4. Player 2 display doesn't display.
5. 'Voice' sounds are garbled and nerve-shattering 85% of the time.

With machine off:
-Flipper resistance: 90 Ohm on both (really high, right?)
-VUK resistance: 4 Ohm (normal)
-Kickback resistance: 0.5 Ohm (too low?)

With machine on:
-Flipper voltage: 0V
-VUK voltage: 49V (normal enough, so why won't it work?)
-Kickback voltage: Forgot to check. Can check later if needed

Things I've checked:
-EOS spacing and contacts are good.
-EOS switch works in diagnostic mode.
-The transistor behind the flipper power relay tested fine.

Can anyone help me troubleshoot?

First thing I did was replace every single fuse I could find (using the manual), but I will doublecheck to make sure nothing has blown between then and now. The switch for the VUK does register, so it looks like I'm dealing with the transistors for all three?

Thanks for the display tips. They'll come in handy when I get to them!

Update: Fuse F5 on the PPB blows immediately when turned on. Gonna start checking coil diodes.

The center of the kickback coil was bulged, and kept the rod from pushing through. I'm not sure if this contributed to the shorting of the transistors on the ppb, but it needs to be replaced either way. Placed an order for new TIP36c's, new kickback coil, flipper rebuild kit, and plenty of fuses for F5.