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Quoted from 2manypins:Working on a friend's fast break in the left flipper will not stay energized or hold.
What would be the first thing to look at? I did check the flipper board and the fuse. Have you all experience it was the coil or maybe a transition on the board? Thanks for any of your opinions.
the only time I have had issues like this it was the EOS switch
Quoted from zacaj:Bad coil, bad connector, or bad transistor. Not EOS related.
Also check the power and hold in the flipper test
I thought the same when I had this issue, replaced coil and everything else except EOS. Was about to pull my hair out and finally replaced the EOS and it started working.
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