Quoted from Ferret:

There have been multiple reports of multiballs with infinite (or at least exceedingly long) ball savers. Unfortunately, I can't reproduce this problem on my game. We are trying to get field data to help identify and fix the problem. If anyone encounters what seems to be an infinite ball saver or infinite multiball and want to lend a hand, it'd be very helpful if you:
- Jump into the operator menu (during the game, while it's infinite multiball-ing)
- Insert a USB thumb drive into the game's computer. (Not sure how easy or difficult this is, e.g. if they've run an extension USB cable to somewhere near the coin door...)
- Select Reports > Debug Report. It should advise that it's writing pinprog.log to your USB drive.
- Once it exits back to the menu, you can remove the USB thumb drive.
- Put the thumb drive into your regular computer, where as promised you should see a file called "pinprog.log". Mail that to me at alien<at>joe.tater.org.
The only cause I'm aware of for infinite ballsaver is a hyperactive outlane or trough switch, but if there's some other issue (like a software bug), I would love to fix it ASAP. Meanwhile, I apologize for the inconvenience.
Thanks!

Quoted from RTS:

I have a problem with 5 led's. The two left "revive" inserts sometimes work, as well as the two led "bulb" lights under the lower left plastic, and the left "Scream" led. On the individual lamp test, they are A16, A17, A1GI, and A19 and A20.
Sometimes they will work correctly, but only briefly instantly after I boot up the game right as it's going into attract mode. After 1 or 2 seconds, the attract flashing for these 5 lamps stop, and one Revive insert will remain solid and never change color or go out, (as well as one other led under the plastic). The other 3 will stay unlit. I can even remove the wire connector between A16 and A17, but the led will still remain lit, like something is shorting.
I don't know what is causing a disconnect with these 5 led's. I've jiggled connectors and I don't know where the source of the problem is. I do know that the actual LED's are good, as they sometimes work briefly. Everything was working fine, but I let the game sit for awhile and things failed from not being used at all.
I really think it's a loose connector or wire (not the board because I've seen them all flash briefly at times.) I just can't pinpoint the connector or wire that is to blame.
Any suggestions on where to look, or how to troubleshoot and/or fix this?

Quoted from rlslick:

One other issue just came up. Anyone’s LCD screen on their playfield look like this? Numbers are not very clear and the graphics at times are a bit hard to read. Doesn’t look right. Any help would be appreciated
Update: Swapped out cables etc and I think my LCD screen is bad. Looks like multiple screens (pictures) burned in. Not as obvious from the pics but any of the scenes like Mother etc are visibly hard to see. Almost as if the brightness of the screen was turned down to a min. Anyone know where I can purchase a replacement?
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Quoted from legionsoup:

Okay - so first off - you guys are awesome. I actually tried re-seating the clip with the blue wires and this fixed the immediate issue.
However, now, it seems the tongue magnet never turns off. So it just sits there and holds the ball.
I tried the trick of putting on electrical tape over the tongue and it didn't work (1, 2, 3, and 4 layers acted exactly the same, and 5 layers of tape made it so the ball wasn't picked up). I could manually knock the ball away, but the tongue magnet never turns off. I looked in the settings and didn't see anything for the tongue magnet behavior. So I'm not sure what to do to make it work properly.