Did you happen to unplug anything when you moved it to your home? If you did, try reseating all the jones plugs and make sure they're firmly in the holes, as it is possible to wedge the plug pins between the holes instead of into them.

Also, in your picture, the game is in Tilt. Is the plumb bob inside the game touching the metal ring just to the left of the coin door? Are any of the slam switches on the coin door or in the bottom of the cabinet closed? If so, you need to open them up and you need the tilt plumb bob hanging free in the middle of the metal ring. I don't think the game will start up as long as it's permanently tilted.

Here is a thread about troubleshooting stuck tilt on a Gottlieb, if it happens not to be a simple fix:

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/gottlieb-pioneer-stuck-in-tilt

Yep, that's correct. There are typically different lengths to them, so you can't plug them into the wrong jacks. There are some from the motor board (the board with the score motor and relays in the bottom of the cabinet) to the backbox and from the playfield to the motor board.

As Schudel5 said, try adding a credit and pressing start before doing too much tinkering. I haven't had a working Gottlieb EM in awhile, so I honestly can't remember what state they turn on in, but I would trust him to know what he's talking about.

Sorry, that's my mistake. I was thinking of the kick/knock off switch, which is normally closed.

I think of the "anti-cheat" switches as "slam tilts" for what it's worth, since they put the game into tilt if you try to kick, drop, or otherwise abuse the game.