I would try to check all the voltages of the trafo. Looks like some voltages are not comming through.
Because you have no displays it seems the 60volts are out. No coils could also be a trafo problem.

Did you try his boards in your pinball pool?

Benboogaard makes a good point, it sounds like A problem might be in your driver board. There might be a resistor, jumper, or something else not allowing the voltage to make it across the board. I would check all your voltages and then check all of the transistors on the driver board for your coils by jumping them individually to ground. Do you know how to do that coil test trick? Let us know what you find.

Did you swap all the boards from the Pinball Pool, or just the CPU board? Swap out the interboard connector too? The power supply?

It's a wierd situation, because your board doesn't appear to be booting......yet your switches and other stuff works as if the board has booted. So there are some inconsistencies there.

Per Tuukan: If many or all solenoids are constantly on or solenoids do not work at all, the problem is usually missing -12V voltage at CPU board. Check the voltage across capacitor C17. If it is OK, the problem is probably in buffers Z6 and Z7 (7417).

Kind of assuming this isn't the first foray into this particular Sys 1 machine? Ground mods have been done, connectors repinned, no battery leakage, etc. etc.? My experience with Sys 1's is you are chasing your tail trying to troubleshoot things if you haven't done the "mandatory" mods first.

Hi Frank !
I had pain with Gottlieb system1 modelsin my collection : Totem, Dragon, and Buck Rogers.

Check again :
- voltages on power supply
- take a look at the relays under playfield , and check to move them manually

CHECK THE PINS OF THE CONNECTORS ESPECIALLY ON CPU : DISCONNECT , AND LOOK EVERY PIN ON THE LOWER CONNECTORS - EVERY PIN !
THIS IS THE ISSUE OF SYSTEM1 SYSTEMS .

From France,
Lionel.