Are they ALL locking on? By themselves? Or only when they are scored?
The pop board itself is supposed to handle the firing of the pulse to the pop bumper coil when the bumper's switch closes.
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Are they ALL locking on? By themselves? Or only when they are scored?
The pop board itself is supposed to handle the firing of the pulse to the pop bumper coil when the bumper's switch closes.
==There is a Gottlieb service bulletin to add 4.7K pull up resistors to the PBDB circuit.
Have you done this?==
He put in all new pop boards. Maybe they aren't getting 5v, or there's a bad ground connection to the pop boards?
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