I'm rebuilding an Eight Ball Champ and I've got a couple of questions about some stuff that was originally missing.

Behind the upper right flipper the schematics show the rubber goes around three posts. I see a hole, but I don't know what sort of post is supposed to be there. Is it one of the short red posts?

Also how is the double switch on the right lower flipper wired up? I've got 3 wires coming off the solenoid. I'm assuming that one of the wires goes to two different posts on the switches, just not sure which one.

Thanks!

Actually looking at the "hole" behind the flipper, it doesn't look like it ever had a screw. The manual indicates there are three posts there, but it almost looks like there is only two posts in the IPDB pic. So if there is only two posts, what size rubber is used there?

AWESOME pics. Thank you.
Any chance of getting a pic behind the flipper? That is just a little further to the right of the first (or last picture)
It is the rubber at the end of the bottom end of the flipper that I'm confused about.
The closeup of the underside should help me!

Thanks

Thanks, but no... as I mentioned in my original email "...schematics show the rubber goes around three posts." I'm talking about the rubber behind the upper flipper, not the posts near the outlane.
I've attached a pic from the manual. I'm talking about the dotted line above the arrow, to the right of the flipper. This indicates there are three posts. And the rubber I have remaining fits three posts, and not two.
But you can see in the second pic that joelreeves recently posted, there are two posts and behind the flipper you can see where the third post should be.
In the other image I attached you can see the rubber and the post. But it looks like things changed at some point, and they stopped using that third post.

So now my question is, what size is the rubber that goes around two posts? The one I have now is 1" so do I need a 1/2 inch?

For the flipper coil, my issue is the right flipper has two switches. One open and one closed. My solenoid has 3 wires coming out of it, with 4 posts to attach. The question is, how do I wire it up? I can't find it on the schematics, and joelreeves posted some great photos, the first one of the flippers is the flipper I'm talking about. EXCEPT there are a bunch of wires in the way. So I can't really see how it is wired up.

Joel thank you so much for the photos. Is it possible to get another photo of the bottom right flipper? I need to see how the switches are wired up. The photo you posted has a bunch of other wires in the way.

My problem is... I've got two games. One is missing in the right flipper completely, while the one I'm working on, someone scrounged the switch

Thanks!

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That doesn't exactly make sense. For one thing I'm guessing it would be listed in the manual if that was the case. It isn't like you just shift a post over a quarter an inch, it requires a new post over an inch away. The post they refer to is the one beneath the two arrows in the pics that I posted.

But regardless of the reason, I now need to know what size rubber is being used (as the one specified by the manual is too large)

As far as production goes, they only produced 1500

Thank you for the image of the schematic... I'm just looking at the PDF of the manual, and it is a bit hard to follow without the pages lining up.
That definitely helps me understand how to get this switch wired up correctly!

The serial numbers don't seem to line up with what you are saying. The #s of my games are 291 and 366, and most of the #s in the ipsnd are less than 1000.
As far as the post, the post you are talking about (to make the game easier/harder) is a different post.
I don't plan on adding the post, but I would like to try and get the right rubber. I put on a 3/4" ID ring, but it looks slightly too large (it isn't quite as tight as other rubbers. I am guessing though that 1/2" will be too small. I might try to order a 1/2" next time I put an order in, but for now I'll leave the 3/4 on.
Thanks for the help. Waiting for some new screws to attach the switch before I wire it up.