Got a night moves and it seems the outhole solenoid holds open too long. When 2 balls drain together the outhole solenoid opens long enough to allow both balls into the trough.. this allows the outhole optic to be closed and the game thinks there is only one ball. In this situation the game will not attempt to kick the ball into the shooter lane. If you break the outhole optic beam the game will kick the ball into the shooter lane and all is fine. The problem is if you get a double drain in multiball or lose last ball and a ball is in the lock both balls end up in the outhole at the same time. Then the outhole solenoid fires and holds long enough to put both balls in the trough and the game cannot continue. In solenoid test mode i can put both balls in the outhole and when the solenoid fires it is quick and only allows one ball to go in the trough. Is there a way to adjust the time the solenoid stays energized in game mode to solve this issue?

Here is a video of the double drain in game mode dropping both balls and in solenoid test mode only dropping one ball.

Well, that's a thought. Side to side is dead on level. Incline is 5.5 degrees. I see the manual shows 6 degrees. I doubt this will fix the issue but you never know. I'll adjust it.

Incline at 6 degrees as per manual. As I suspected no change. The outhole solenoid just energizes too long and the second ball slips in the trouch as well as the first.

I'm going to dig into this tonight. Again incline is recomended at 6 degrees which is where it is now. I assumed it was a timing issue because during solenoid test mode it snaps open/closed quickly and only one ball to pass. Probably an easy fix.

You guys are correct. I watched the cam in action a few more times as I fed two balls at once. It was allowing the second ball to enter the drop zone before shutting it off. I had to turn the rod the cam attaches to 180 degrees as I could not adjust it because the set screes had dimpled the rod. Once I did that I adjusted the cam clockwise and found the sweet spot where it held both balls up and when the cam turned it was fast enough to shut the path to the second ball before it could ride through.Basically the left point of the cam has to be just about even with the out hole metal wall.
Thanks and problem solved.