Muskegon, MI
Quoted from pinballaddicted:More
Contact you distro first and let them know. Lodge an email with [email protected] next.
There is no voltage interlock any more. With the machine turned off, first check all the connections in the back box and make sure everything is plugged in. There are node boards under the playfield. Check the connections to both node boards. Sounds like the power to the node board that runs the coils and flippers could be loose or have fallen off or maybe there is a loose connection somewhere else. I am not on here a lot, there will be other pinsiders that will see this and help out too.
Good luck.
I agree... It sounds like something it loose or not plugged it all the way on a playfield node board. Reseat the connections with the power off and see what happens. Or it can be the RS232 communications cable as well.
