Mata Hari
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chicken or the egg
did the transistor short and cook the coil or did the diode on the coil go short and cook the transistor?
My Mata Hari has the playfield coil fuse by the flippers and was seemingly built that way in the factory.
What should be fused and is not is the chime box. You get bonus points for fusing that.... the knocker too...
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