Blackwater 100
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Usually when a flip coil overheats it's because the pull winding is left powered by a problematic EOS switch. In your first pic, the two opposite switch blades were shorting against each other that could have supplied power to the pull winding erroneously.
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In the second pic the coil is only lightly toasted, not burned. If left unattended, an overheating flip coil will char the wrapper black. I assume the 2nd switch on the 2nd flipper feeds the 5th?
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