Gottlieb "Dancing Lady" 1966

Strange problem with further games after the first one.
When I turn on the machine and start a game, everything is normal.
I can play it to the end (3 or 5 balls make no difference, even if 1 or many players do not change anything) and everything is still normal.
If I then want to start a game again, the 110 and thus also the 30V drop during the reset process, and the pinball machine goes dark.

Plug in - Insert Coins or pressing Start/Credit-button if enough Credits - Play.
After first game(s) 1 to 4 Players)- Insert Coins or Press Start if i have Credits. (testing like on public place or/and simulating a Play)

Two wires fly into the void. Could someone verify where this should end.
Blue / yellow from the relay contact package and orange / blue which disappears in the black box.

the two black ones come from the transformer and are connected in the block terminal.
Blue / yellow & orange / blue are individually stripped.

many thanx
gábor

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The loose wires have been clarified, they are those from the missing knocker.
The problem with the 110V cutting off when repeatedly starting the game after switching it on still persists.
After all, I now have a second "Dancing Doll" that I first have to repair and then compare.
The problem again:
After plugging in, I can play without problems, 1-4 players, with existing credit or coin slot. He resets normally and plays to the last ball and game over without restrictions.
But if I then want to start another game, the reset process simply breaks off, the 110V drop, and of course all the relays and lights too.
I have the impression that the termination takes place at the moment when the "Armature Bank" should reset.

Believe me, all contacts have been checked several times, all soldering points, etc... I've even replaced and adjusted the "Armature Switch".
And yes, I'm not inexperienced in repairing EM pinballs, but this lady is really getting on my nerves.
What is the difference between a cold start and a warm start?
PS: I got the device already like this.

Help me please!!!
greetz
Gábor

Thanks Mark...

But I can definitely say that the voltage of the R coil drops.
Of course I've already bypassed the hold relay, if only because the "Dancing Doll" is set up ready to be played in the museum (Terra Technica Jukebox & Pinball Museum) and I don't want to light up the many EM pinball machines by hand, and it makes no difference
The reference to correct coils is very good, I'll follow that up.
The tilt/cheat switches were already manipulated by the predecessor and now that I see the schematic on the screen, I have a hard to read, original too, I have to admit I can't say 100% if the bounce switch is open! (but I think so...) ((tinker not thinker )
Tomorrow I'll be back at the pinball and checking that.

it would be too ridiculous for that to be the fault, but EM pinballs do things like that, especially when you've checked everything 100 times and can't find a fault.

Yes, but then the score motor spins constantly and sometimes the dashboard reset coil twitches.

If I unplug the pinball machine and plug it back in, everything seems normal again.

PS: the "bounce switch" must be closed, otherwise nothing works.

In the meantime I have repaired a second Dancing Lady and installed the nicer playing field.

However, as long as the defective lady is in the workshop, I would be very interested in what causes this strange error.
Yes, I checked, cleaned and adjusted the contacts on the score motor, as well as the cables and solder joints. 3x

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...definitely, an open bounce switch breaks the circuit, which is its job. There must be an error in the schematic.
greetz
Gábor