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I'd focus on one circuit. If you start with the outhole circuit, the outhole relay is initially energized by the outhole switch, through a make-break switch at IND C. Then, it should stay energized thorugh the self-hold switch until it drops from the make-break switch at 5A.
You can put the score motor into "service mode" (there is a jones plug you can use to do this) and turn the motor by hand to ensure things are happening at the right time.
Quoted from hoodie75:Cam 5a is for the 4th player match, does that really control the relay holding during the score motor cycle?
Look at area D-2 on the schematic, there is a ton of stuff that is released through that switch. It's the '5 plays 25c' side of the switch that it is piggy-backing off of I believe.
You'll have to follow the reference for the outhole relay down to that area:
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