Quoted from MrFancy:Thanks guys. I made that idiot re-solder the wires into the right places, and I'm going to get that fuse once I figure out what else I need to order. On that note, I've got a Xenon that needs a flipper rebuild... how the hell are you supposed to get those Allen bolts out? It's a smaller size than usual, and the two Allen wrenches I have that fit it I stripped out pretty quickly. I also tried verbal threats, which were unsuccessful.
Either the bolt head was stripped already or you are using the wrong size wrench. It should never be loose in the bolt. Even if it’s a shitty wrench it should break in half before stripping. The wrench should barely fit in and feel real tight(no wiggle room no matter which way you move the wrench). If the wrench moves one way and not the other the bolt is stripped out. Check the bolt head make sure no dirt is down in it. It is also easy to get confused if the bolt head is not straight up facing you. You will be wrenching the wrong way. Never be so sure someone did not put a metic bolt in a standard bolt hole. I take bolts out every day at my job changing out fixtures and tooling inserts on cnc’s.