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There is a switch located at the far right end of the ball trough that connects the outhole to the shooter lane. You can see this switch mounted on the underside of the playfield.

When a new game is started, the ball count unit is reset to the zero position. In this position, there is a switch on the ball count unit that opens to shut off the power to the playfield. When the ball is ejected to the shooter lane after the game resets, it should actuate the switch at the right end the ball trough. This switch is supposed to step the ball count unit up to ball-in-play 1. At that point, the zero-position switch on the ball count unit should close, turning on the PF power.

Check to see if the ball count unit is at ball 1, and also check that the zero-position switch on the ball count unit is closed. It may be that the switch at the right end of the ball trough is not working, so the ball count unit is never stepping up to ball-in-play 1. It may also be that the zero-position switch on the ball count unit is out of adjustment and is not making good contact, even though the ball count unit is at ball-in-play 1.

- TimMe

Are you sure the left outer rollover is the source of your issue? If you've checked the left outer rollover switch and it's open, maybe the problem is somewhere else.

Try checking the score switches on the back side of each drop target bank. These sometimes get out of adjustment such that they are stuck closed, which will cause the score to constantly run up.

If all of the drop target switches look OK, you'll need to check each of the rollover switches on the playfield to see if any of those are stuck closed.

- TimMe

TimMe
I was reading this post and you were absolutely right one of the rollover thingies were sticking and I pushed them all down and after that I start load the ball. Perfect thank you man you know your stuff.