Quoted from ChipScott:

So I had to open a ticket for something I really have never encountered before.
So I went to realign my lower flippers and as I was tightening them up I noticed that they really wouldn't tighten, the nut just kept turning.... Next thing I knew, the machine screw that's used to cinch the plunger mechanism to the flipper bat shaft had come apart/ disassembled itself...ugh...what the heck!
It appears as though they fixate a thick washer with a pie cut out of it on one end of the cinching screw with a hex nut on the other side. Never seen a set up like that before, and I didn't really care until now. Now I care a lot. Lol.
There is no way to recreate this cinching screw as the washer (with the pie cut) is machined onto the cinching screw shaft and my attempts at using other screws to act in a similar fashion to "make do" in the meantime have failed...
So, I put up a ticket on the PB site as likely am going to need new lower flipper plunger mech and whatever this cinching screw mechanism is that's associated with it. Damn...such a simple thing to put the game out of commission. I'm really disappointed.
In the meantime, I'm wondering if there are other plunger mechs that can work in this machine (stern, B/W, etc). Has anyone else used any other more traditional plunger mechanisms with more traditional looking cinching nuts (used to squeeze that plunger mech to the flipper bat shaft)?
I included a picture of the destroyed cinching mechanism associated with the plunger mechanism, a picture of the machined washer with the pie cut that looks smooth as intended (on one of the upper flippers), and another picture of the other lower flipper where you can see the center of that pie cut washer recessed/not smooth (mind you, this also fell apart moments later, great, right?)
Thanks
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Quoted from DVDA:

I lowered the coil power 30% to that eject and it did the trick for me

Quoted from Baggerman:

Make sure that the are aligned up and down to the table.... Make sure the spinner arms are not hitting any plastics.. if so you may need to bend or adjust. My unit had the lower end of the spinners facing forward towards the flipper and on a shot it would reject bad.. once i "balanced" the spinners as i suggest the shots are clean and fast.

Quoted from Elcochino6:

Having an issue with my left induction (eddy) sensors. They randomly fire for both revive sensors as well as the weyland inlane. I also have random lighting glitches on the lower left playfield (lights not staying lit for played scenes intermittently). I have resat the connectors to board 2 (as well as switched them around just in case) and I plan on reflowing all through hole solder joints.
Support suggested I buy a new board, but before I do, anyone else have further suggestions on the matter?

Quoted from Zablon:

First thing you could do is swap the chestburster magnet and see if they swap working/not working. At least that would tell you if it is bad. They aren't hard to take out, I had to change mine early on.

Quoted from Elcochino6:

Switched them out. It’s not the magnet that is the problem. I put DMM on the lead and ran the test. Seems like the lead to the center magnet puts out 50 volts when activated which is what am guessing it should be. Both coils show about 4.5 ohms (unplugged)
Any other suggestions?