Quoted from zeldarioid:It does, though I hesitate to remove the spring from the other side to try it on the bouncy one, since removing the old spring (which I don’t believe was previously bouncy) made it bouncy upon putting it in place on the new flipper.
Sounds like the spring and its lack of sufficient tension at rest is indeed the culprit, though?
If you think that’s the issue, disconnect the side of the spring not attached To the flipper prawl and gently pull to give more tension and test the flipper drop. Or you could clip the spring short and reattach it to see. And order a fresh spring.
Anderson, SC
