I burned up my lower right flipper coil on Grand Lizard last weekend (the EOS switch failed, it got locked on high power, then melted the coil sleeve). I figured I should replace the switch when I replace the coil, and I noticed that there's a double-stacked switch on that coil. This is a mystery to me, and I'm hoping someone can help me figure out if it came like this from the factory or if it's some weird hack. Here's what I know:
1. The switch is wired to... something. I'm having a hard time tracing it.
2. It closes when the EOS switch opens.
3. It doesn't control the upper right flipper, because the cabinet switch does that.
4. It isn't for entering high scores, because the Magna-Save buttons do that.
5. Grand Lizard doesn't have any movable rollovers or anything, so it doesn't control that.
Anyone got any ideas?

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Nope, it's only on the right side. The left side just has a single EOS switch.

I'm pretty sure it's a mechanical issue; the plunger won't move because the coil sleeve melted. Every other solenoid seems to be firing just fine. I'm just trying to figure out what that extra switch is for and if I need to order a double-stacked switch when I order my coil.

According to the manual, it's a lane change switch... for a machine that doesn't have a lane change feature. Weird.

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I'm pretty sure it's a lane change switch for a game that doesn't have lane change. The upper flippers have their own EOS switches, and Magna-Save has its own dedicated cabinet switches (and dedicated buttons, for that matter). It's pretty strange. Maybe they were originally planning to let you switch between the lit ramps with the right flipper button and then realized that would make the game too easy and changed the code. I have no idea.