When you get there, put it on a pallet and send it my way, I will send back something from my collection that works perfectly. Of course I will pay the shipping.

never fails when you move games, something always gets pissed off

Yep I should get 7 balls for that answer. I would help but stuck at work for 4 more hours. I may send info when your fast asleep.

Ground row short Row 1 indicates something in row 1 is (you guessed it) grounding out! The row #1 switch are:

11 - Launch button
21 - Slam Tilt
31 - Trough Eject
41 - Not Used
51 - Left Slingshot
61 - Left Low Loop
71 - Right Ramp Enter
81 - Up/Down Bank Up

I'd check the Slam Tilt first.

How about a metal coin box lid moved and landed on the slam switch causing a a short?

Check the 12Volt regulated at TP / LED 100 on the powerdriverboard.

edit: extra
+ check the connectors on the CPU-board for misalignment or wrong plugged

This thread may be helpful as it shows the problem solved in the first post:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/repair-ground-short-row-1-solved

Also, after moving a machine and getting errors, it is always a good idea to unplug and reseat the connectors in the backbox. Only take a few minutes, also pressing in on the chips on the boards helps too. That has fixed numerous problems for me after transporting.

Well what did you find?

Would that be F114 fuse that is blowing? If yes then test BR1 for a shorted diode. They may not be any short at all on the playfield.

I'm no expert but a friend of mine had trouble with a DM. No service buttons and kept blowing the fuse.
Was a BR1 issue and the board got sent away.Cane back and game works flawless again.

WPC and WPC95 are getting mixed up here.

Was it lit ?

Make a note which fuse it was because F116 is for a flipper.

My guess based on the 'info' above is that it was 18V for lampmatrix and one of the diodes D11-D14 is shorted and fuse F106 blew.
Check the LEDs on the driverboard, that's best to start with.

Zaza is correct again.
I was looking at WPC schematics.
But I still think you will find a shorted diode and it had nothing to do with the move.

Yes, agreed 100%

That explains it all. 18Volt + 12Vreg is missing, so no switches can be read by the CPU.

Measure the 4 diodes mentioned above.

D11, D12, D13 and D14 .

Just check them for ohm's, if one is shorted you will know right away.

Yep.

You are looking for a short so continuity or resistance so it will work both ways.
Mind that there are big capacitors in this circuit so it will give distorted reading. And unplug J129 when doing this.

diodes like this:
https://nl.rs-online.com/web/p/rectifier-schottky-diodes/6391548/

Check the flipper opto board. Usually located in the lower cabinet or under the playfield. Square with six connectors on it.