Switch edge test, then coil test. Figure out which isn't working first.

Fuse looks okay is never enough. Pull and check with a meter.

LTG : )

Had the same problem a few months ago when I switched out my apron for a chrome one. Never figured out exactly what caused it. Fuse good. Coil not getting voltage. I tried reseating all connectors related to the plunger and it still did not work. Then I lifted playfield and tried looking for broken wires. Found none. Lowered playfield and plunger started working again. I'm sure problem will come back.Let us know if you figure it out .Are you getting voltage to your coil?

Also there is a high current driver board under the playfield that delivers plunger coil power. Check connections there.

Was just reading through getaway threads and thought this might help you for the future. F102 is for the right flipper power I believe and likely the plunger is wired up to J109-7 which F102 controls. I had the same issue and replaced the fuse to get plunger to work but only after figuring out the wiring was not as manual stated. see this thread for some additional info.

http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/calling-all-getaway-owners-i-need-some-pics

Couple problems with my Getaway HS2 related to this topic, can you help?.

(1) The shooter/launcher will not work.

Solenoid 12/Coil A-14789 Plunger Kicker will not work during Game Play or during Diagnostic Tests.
Coil circuit okay when I use a MM
Wire Continuity okay from J107 to Plunger Kicker solenoid
Fuse F102 is okay checking with MM

Does this mean it is probably the High Current Driver Board Assy? (see picture attached) It did not look burnt anywhere. How do I test that board or how do I determine if that is the cause? Or what other things should I check?

(2) Introduces Additional Ball into Playfield
Prior to the Plunger/Launch issues, the game would often put an extra ball into the shooter lane mostly during the first ball, game start.
Switches 55,56,57,58, and 78 all test okay during Diagnostics (did with and without a ball in each)
I found this wire (with a diode) cut (not attached on one end). It is soldered in a tab held down by a bolt near the ball trough and hole in the lower right of the playfield I believe near switches 56 Left Trough and 57 Center Trough (see picture attached--the wire with blue tape on it), where should the end of that be attached?

Thank you.

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Hey, just adding my repair experience to "plunger not working". It was cold solder on the C-13509 board shown above. Strange that the plunger needs a dedicated board.