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You will most likely find that the trough, rollover, eject hole, spinner, and switches behind rubbers all have one blade installed wrong, mine were. Flipping the bad blade is only a temporary fix as the other contact will have had it's gold plating damaged from being hit with the rough backside of the reversed blade. I've been rebuilding my switches with new parts from Pinball Resource.
http://pbresource.com/pfswitch.htm#common
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