Hello all-
Working on restoring my first pin, a Gottlieb Cleopatra. I'm happy to say that I'm just about done with my restoration. Cpu, drive and power boards have all been replaced. All the molex connectors have been repinned. I replaced the drop targets, all the rubbers, and cleaned and buffed everything. So I thought I was pretty much done. I have a new Ni-Wumpf system 1 replacement board, so I did all the diagnostic checks. All the switches and light bulbs were fine. However, when it came to the coil test, all of them worked except one, the drop target reset coil. Once I fix that I think I can call this pin done! But the problem is I don't really know where to start. I did fully take apart this drop target assembly when I replaced the targets. Boy that was a pain in the butt with all those springs! But I'm almost 100% certain that I put it back together just fine. I took a lot of pictures before hand and studied it pretty well. The drop targets all seem to work if I manually drop them and reset them. The switches on them all seem to operate as they should and they are all normally open when the targets are up as you can see here:
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When all five targets get triggered, the "Extra Ball When Lit" feature does light up. So even that appear like its working. It also does score points the initial time the targets are knocked down. But then at the start of a new ball, or when you switch players, it never resets the drop targets. Here are some pictures of my reset coil attached to the drop target assembly. Everything looks ok to me, but I don't necessarily know what to look for per se.
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I can manually push in the reset bar attached to the coil with my finger and it does reset all the drop targets.
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So, again, as far as I can tell everything is assembled correctly, everything is scoring correctly and lights up the appropriate special gameplay lights. The only thing not working is that the reset coil never fires and resets the drop targets. Can anyone give me any tips or tell me where to start looking to fix this? Any help would be appreicated! Let me know if you need any more info in order to help me! Thanks!

Oops, I intended on my last picture before being one of me pressing in the coin manually:
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Which, anyway, I am able to do and it feels normal, so far as I can tell, and it does reset the targets.

I broke out my fancy new auto digital multimeter. It measured at 3.3:
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Which from what I saw on pinrepair's system 1 guide, that looked right for a coil, but let me know if I'm wrong on that.

Here are pictures of the connections to the coil:
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Do those look ok to you guys as far as you can tell? They look OK to me, in so far as I don't see any obvious breaks or anything.

If so, whats next? Do I need to cut open all my wire bundles to see if I can follow where the power wire goes to? In my case that appears to be an orangish wire? Or what should I be looking for or doing next?

I have a manual already for the pin. Though I don't know how to read that type of diagram yet, so it's of little use to me at the moment. Thanks for the model number of the diode. Guess I will have to brush up on my soldering skills, which were a bit weak last time I gave it a shot. And to answer your questions, I did replace all three boards, and replaced the connectors. I am using the Ni-Wumpf replacement.

I did check the continuity of the fuse under the playfield and it passed. But I suppose I could replace it just to be safe. Though I thought that there'd be more problems than just this one if that fuse were out. But maybe not. Like I said, easy enough to do, just in case.

I'll see if I can find some time tomorrow to give this all another look. Thanks for the suggestions so far!