(Topic ID: 185826)
Gilbertsville, PA
If you have full power on your flipper leave it alone and don't let it touch anything or it will short. Sometimes it goes to center or flipper frame. I am not a tech so proceed with caution. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable will reply. Good luck.
The cap should be wired across the eos switch. Electrically going from blu/gry to the middle tap would be the same thing. I would double-check the manual and make sure it's the correct value since it's been messed around with.
It's purpose is to reduce the sparking on the eos switch and extend it's life.
Quoted from terryb:P.S. - The cap may have been cut off because it was defective.
Ok thanks!, that flipper does work, bug very weak. Im putting new parts on with new coil. So should i just let the same and do not attach that cap?
Quoted from PinJoint:Ok thanks!, that flipper does work, but very weak. Im putting new parts on with new coil. So should i just let the same and do not attach that cap?
Quoted from Homepin:I would fit new caps across both left and right EOS switches.
ok, well my right flipper does not have one, so should i add also?
Quoted from PinJoint:ok, well my right flipper does not have one, so should i add also?
Check the EOS switch on the right flipper and see if it's installed there rather than on the coil. They should both have caps installed.
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