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Gorgar with NMP Sensor drop targets reset issue

By Curt7284

2 years ago


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#3 2 years ago
Quoted from Curt7284:

I then went further into the diagnostic mode to 03 where I discovered the following stuck switches 44-GAR series, 21-GAR series, 19-O drop target, 41-G drop target, 42-A drop target 18-G drop target.

Were the GO and GA drop targets infact down when you got this result?
If you do a continuity test of the blue reeds on the NMP board sitting on the bench, do any show zero ohms continuity? i.e. like they're reading as a closed switch?

On the lowest pop bumper, what switch(es) are reported in switch test mode when you close the pop bumper point score switch (not the spoon switch but the switch above it that the pop bumper activates for scoring)?

3 months later
#7 2 years ago
Quoted from catvilledoorman:

The problem is that the reed switches are activated by the magnetic field around the jet bumper solenoid when the bumper is activated.

Is there any space to try and put a magnetic shield (metal plate) between the two as a test?

#9 2 years ago
Quoted from GameVault:

I just solved this with Mu Metal paper folded many times to block the magnetic field from the pop bumper. So far working fine for 4 days.

Great to hear! I see you did some research on the material to use
At least we know the concept of disturbing the magnetic field works.

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