I've completely rebuilt the flippers on my High Speed; new coils, new EOS switches, new diodes, etc. The left flipper is nice and strong and you can easily rip the spinners. However, the right flippers are quite weak; the upper right can barely get the ball up the ramp and you have to hit the shot perfectly, the lower right cannot get the ball up to the pops.

I've checked all the wiring, the diodes, the switch gaps, everything looks like it should be correct. The only thing I haven't replaced are the flipper button switches, but they look the same both left and right.

I've attached some photos, any help would be appreciated

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Photos of the flipper button switches

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In the manual I've taken the following snapshots; they both say that power wires go to the banded side of the diode. If that's the case it looks like all three flippers are wired incorrectly. I have the following questions:
- if they're wired backwards shouldn't I have blown something by now?
- if they're wired backwards why does the left flipper work well but the others are weak?
- the snapshots say the trace wires should go the unbanded end of the diode; I have no trace wires, they are all coloured differently than the manual

Can someone post photos of their flippers so I can maybe see where I've gone wrong.
Williams_1987_Millionaire_Manual2.pdf

Williams_1987_Millionaire_Manual1.pdf

I've isolated the issue to the lower right coil. I swapped it out for the old beat up coil and the flipper strength returned, but it sticks so it needs to go.

This was a brand new coil; how can I test to see what is wrong with it.

I burned out the coil due to a poorly adjusted EOS switch. Put in another coil and I'm up and running.