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I noticed one of the flippers was feeling a little janky not broken janky, just not a snappy as before.
when I was looking at the assembly everything checked out.
When pressing the left flipper multiple times, the janky flipper goes off, but only like a small amount. (like a tap pass)
Voltages are @ 65V off the coil on a system 9.
Assuming it has something to do with a bad ground return connection maybe.
any thoughts, I'm gonna come back in tomorrow to look at it.
Quoted from CNKay:Check and tighten EOS switch stack first and properly gap. A 1/8" open EOS only when coil plunger is fully at coil stop.
I did, that's all good. I'm pretty sure I need a new relay for the CPU board (ground return). the Flipper flips itself randomly, it's super weird I've never seen this issue before.
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