No idea about totan but my congo has quite a few connectors under the playfield that arnt used.

That's normal on WPC / WPC95 games.
Wondered about this myself many years ago. Maybe someone close to Williams can now provide more information as why this was done ?

I believe they used the same wireing harness for many games they mass produced. Most games of this era have unused connectors where those connectors were used on other games.

Very good info.Thanks

From what I was told the game was supposed to feature more toys and that's what the connectors were going to be used for. Rick even said at one time that they may be produced with the upgraded software.

Former cable designer here.....The cables for all Williams/Bally playfields where made custom for each game. There was very little that was common to each game (like bottom flippers and slings). It was common for devices to be removed near the end of development and sometimes_ the connectors/wires were left in place. The other reason you commonly see extra molex connectors is due to a limit in the longest length the automated wire cutter could handle (something like 100 inches). If the harness required a wire longer than that, the factory would add a molex connector to splice the wires to get the desired length.