Take it apart and see what's wired underneith.

Looks like a power filter for the incoming power plug. If you can get a clear photo of the label, it can probably be translated to know for sure.

I import and rebuild old german games so yes very familiar

the red button is a 5A ( from memory) circuit breaker.... its kinda neat and usually works.

the metal box is a very common and utterly rubbish emi filter.
we throw the filter in the bin as that model tends to explode after 10mins or so at 230v

I would offer to buy the transformer and sell you a 110V one if you like but freight will be too high i think. let me know if you're interested and ill check the model numbers of the 110v ones i have.

Hi Don +
Here about transformer - https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/ccm-moon-shot -> my post-10, Because some stuff is operated by 110 VAC Gottlieb made for europe (for domestic ?) a transformer switchable 110 VAC or 220 VAC - simply moving the Adj. plug. (((May want to look at post-28 ?)

My first JPG shows the inside of my (european) Orbit, question: Do You have in Your pin such an Adj. Plug - see V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6 ? MY ADJ-PLUG is set for 220 VAC.
My second JPG shows the "GERMAN version" of Target Alpha - see the "Radio Interference Filter" near the main power (220 VAC) plug ? In the lower right corner a snippet of Surf Champ - to switch between 110 VAC and 220 VAC.

The question is: Does Your pin has such an Adj. Plug - see V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6 ?
If "No" - I look at the snippet of schema (JPG-2) and I WONDER: Is it possible to simply feed the domestic 110 VAC there "where the GERMAN pin grabs / pulls 110 VAC" ? I do NOT understand "110 / 220 VAC stuff" --- THIS IS A QUESTION !!!!! Greetings Rolf

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Hi Dono +
in a german forum they had a similar problem: Somebody bought a Gottlieb-Sys-1 SS-Pin - it came with transformer "ONLY 110 VAC". Some "pinsider" gave the advice "simply buy a transformer Input-220VAC - Output-110VAC (can handle up to 1000 Watts, can handle up to 9 Amperes): https://www.e-lektron.de/el651184-spannungswandler-230-110v-1000w-3648.html (this is just an example - I do NOT know the company "e-lektron.de"). The transformer is made with a simple switch --- it can easily be used the other way around: Feeding-110VAC - gathering-220VAC. You could mount such a transformer in Your pin ...

May want to shop around in the USA for such a transformer ? (((European 69.95 Euro roughly is 70 US-Dollars)))

In case You have problems "getting to the german site": I made a JPG using "Printscreen-Button". Greetings Rolf

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That trafo he has is 230V only in the gtb pricelist? i doubt it will have jumpers for 110V

Hi wiredoug
I do not want to sell this specific transformer - I gave the advice - Dono: Simply shop around in the USA to buy a NEW-transformer "Input-110VAC - Output-220VAC". Then connect the Output-wires of NEW-transformer to "INPUT-wires of the built-in-220-transformer". When running the pin You'd then have "110VAC -> 220VAC" -> connected to -> "220VAC (-> 110 VAC if needed in the pin), 220VAC -> 24VAC, 220VAC -> 6VAC".

To the "e-lektron.de" transformer- They claim: A Switch on the back of the item -> You can use this gadget either way (((220VAC producing 110VAC OR: 110VAC producing 220VAC))).

The transformer "Dono" has: Wants 220VAC --- OK, we put the NEW-transformer ahead - and the NEW-transformer produces 110VAC -> 220VAC -> we feed the "transformer mounted in the pin". Greetings Rolf

Hi wiredoug
the topic in the german forum is: http://www.flippermarkt.de/community/forum/showthread.php?t=172487&highlight=trafo - they talk about an "Gottlieb Cleopatra SS-Pin, US-Version with transformer 110 VAC". in post-7 "Sams1001" writes (on the bottom of the post): "Bei den Europaversionen ..." -> translation: "On the European versions there are 110 VAC-lugs - IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY".
Well, we do not know about "Lugs for 110 VAC" ...

I look at my snippet of schema Target Alpha (post-5) - I see "two windings on PRIMARY SIDE of the transformer" - So I guess: On Target Alpha transformer ARE Lugs for 110 VAC.

I do NOT advice to Dono "try it" - NO, I DO NOT ADVICE. I have a question:
I assume "the transformer has on primary side ONLY windings for 220VAC", "transformer has on secundary side windings for 6VAC, windings for 24VAC, windings for 110VAC (to run Reset-Coils on some Relay-Bank)". Now my question: When we would feed 110 VAC to this secundary winding of 110VAC - would the transformer AAA: "explode" or BBB: "burn" or CCC: "not work" or DDD: "nicely produce 24VAC and 6VAC". I do NOT know - this is a question. Greetings Rolf

P.S.: I will ask in the german forum about "Does Your European version of Cleopatra HAVE lugs for 110 VAC" --- I Hope for an answer ...

Rolf I suggested I might be interested to buy Dono's transformer not one from you.

Most of your reply seems to be based on the incorrect assumption all gtb transformers are the same but they are not.. There are several types. We know which one he has. Its right up there in the picture. Most of your ( very hard to follow) reply is about unrelated machines.

The one he has is 230v only. Its a B-16722. Its not a sys1, its not a target alpha and its not 110V...

To avoid further confusion best we leave dono to work out his answer instead of you further complicating the issue.