Triple Action
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Post a snip of the schematic showing the ball count step up coil and associated switches.
Keep in mind the holding a switch closed through and entire motor cycle could involve other switch pulses that are blinded by other score motor switches or by other relays dropping out earlier in the motor cycle.
Quoted from TripAct93:I will try the slo motion video when i get home. I've tried turning by hand and looking but its hard to see as fast as it clicks. Can't get it to stop right on the notch.
Yes, turn the game off and advance the score motor by hand. Use the meter test discussed above to verify continuity.
You can also unplug the motor service jack but you don't want to leave the score motor sitting anywhere with power on for any length of time. As you can burn up solenoids.
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