I am having a odd issue with my LAH. The right flipper seems weaker than the left and on occasion when you go to flip; the flipper will only come up weakly half way and then stop. Sometimes it does not flip at all. I cant narrow down its occurance it seems to happen at random. I put new fuse clips in, reflowed the pins on the flipper board, put a new cabinet switch in, put a new EOS in and reflowed the wires to the coil and on the coil diode. The coil is not binding and does not look burned. Any other areas that I can inspect or thoughts on why the flipper is acting this way? Appreciate it in advance.

I should have mentioned that it has new bushings as well. Everything is moving freely. Sometimes when you try to flip nothing happens and no LED flashes on the flipper board.

I will try to jump the EOS. I dont have a manual but will download one. Did not know there was a diag guide in the manual. Thanks.

Switches and they are brand new. Sometimes the LED on the flipper board totally fails to flash and you get no flip at all. Other times it will come up half way weakly and stop and sometimes it works fine.

I jumped the EOS and no difference. Still intermittent flipper function. Sometimes works, sometimes halfway sometimes nothing.

I did when I put new fuse clips on. Everything looked to be in order. The connectors look good. Nothing burned etc.

Ok I will give that a try and report back.

Well this is going to sound silly. So one of the first components I replaced was the cabinet switch because the original one looked quite burned. I hoped starting there would fix the issue. After installing a new low voltage gold contact cabinet switch the issue remained. So I went on replacing the EOS etc which did not help either. On a whim I decided to clean the new cabinet switch a few hours ago and to my amazement that seemed to fix the issue. We just played game after game for the last few hours without fail. I would have never thought to clean a brand new switch and now I feel foolish. I really appreciate the help everyone.