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It sounds like a classic DE EOS switch problem. Take some alligator clips (or just a piece of wire) connect the two leads of the EOS.
This should make your flipper work.
Solution 1) bypass the EOS - no harm in this
Solution 2) https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/data-east-flipper-board-updates
On this particular game, yes it is okay to long term jump it. Just promise you won't do this on any other game.
You should solder the two wires together or jump the leads together with a soldered wire.
Please read this, https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/data-east-flipper-board-updates , as this is the reason this is done and the ultimate fix. Other than updating the flipper board.
Take care my friend and silverball on.
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