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Quoted from Zero4199:I'd like to replace both if not all 4.
Why?
Quoted from Zero4199:The top 2 are green label and the bottom 2 are red.
These are the correct coils.
Quoted from Zero4199:Lots of air balls.
Adjust the bats to be a bit higher.
Quoted from Zero4199:I have it hooked up right now according to my picture.
I ordered some fuses from pinball life
The diodes on the coil are shorted now, you need to replace them first then the fuse.
Quoted from Zero4199:The left flipper has on diode the right has 2.
Is this normal?
Not on parallel wound coils.
Quoted from Zero4199:Is there anything else I may have broke switching these wires?
Yes, but start with the easy things first. New diodes and a new fuse.
All four flippers should be the same. The EOS switch should be closed until the last 10 % of the bat travel. When in the up position there needs to be a 1\8 inch of a gap in between the EOS contacts.
Quoted from Zero4199:My soldering of wires is ugly but solid.
Just like anything in life, practice makes perfect. Keep up the good work!
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