Coin Door kill switch for that game was installed by an Operator. I would just disable/bypass it and put your wiring back to original.
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I had a King Pin with a transformer cage for Canada, but it had no coin door kill switch. I have had only one machine with a coin door kill (Interlock) switch and that was a Williams Klondike.
Note: Actually I now remember (as it has been a few years) that my King Pin had the transformer cage and a broken coin door kill switch. instead of replacing it with an Interlock Switch I just got a piece of wire shrink wrap on the wire, twisted the ends together, soldered the wires, then slipped the heat shrink tape over the soldered wires and heated with a lighter, all done - easy peesy.
PBR sells the 2 wire Interlock Switch if you wish to install a new one, just make sure you have the proper bracket that holds it in place.
Quoted from goldenboy232:Does it just screw into the playfield? Or can I just cut it off?
Green ground wire tail is supposed to ground the cage, so I assume you do not have one. I would just screw it to the playfield, done.
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