Check F7 fuse, 5A for presence of 20VDC (low power coil flash lamp voltage)
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wayout440
F7 is fine.
It looked fine but I tried it with a new one though just to make sure.
But that didn't make a change.
Pinball-DOOD
What do you mean by driver? Do you mean the metal pin sticking out from the board? (Onto which you plug the connector)
You can't just look at the fuse, you need to measure for DC voltage at the fuse to see if anything is there, and that will tell you if you need to move upstream or downstream to find where it is being lost, or to look elsewhere Since you have no flashers at all, there is a high probability there is no DC power to them all, less likely to have a bunch of transistors failed
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