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Gottlieb System 3 Flipper issues

By JReedie

5 years ago



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    #2 5 years ago
     
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    RPC

    US Rochester, NY

    11y 158K 10,385 85 122 1

    Transistors won't effect the flippers (well, besides from the transistors that control the relays that enable the flippers...)

    Do you have voltage at the coils? F18,29,20,22 all have voltage on both sides? Tried grounding them?

    Do the slingshots work? Those are also enabled by the Q relay.

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    #4 5 years ago
     
    ZAC

    zacaj

    RPC

    US Rochester, NY

    11y 158K 10,385 85 122 1

    Flippers, slingshots, and pop bumper only have one common point that I'm seeing on the schematic, and it's the Q relay+its connectors. I'd guess either the Q relay itself isn't working or the contacts are bad

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