Did you get the correct rebuild kits? Where did you buy them? It’s possible the plunger or coil stop is incorrect. Show us what the mech looks like under the playfield.
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No big deal. It was fresh on my mind from someone recently that trusted a kit they bought off eBay that ended up having a bad part in it.
Quoted from DNO:Flipper was crashing when the ball hit it, EOS is not proper. The pawl can stick on the switch, even with power off.
But sure, ignore an obvious place to start.
I think the OP misspoke. The video shows the flipper binding at full stroke.
Quoted from titanpenguin:Exactly. No power to game in video. Any and all switches are irrelevant.
Someone did make a good point. The EOS switch could be causing the binding of the actuator is getting caught on it.
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