On your game is a dedicated switch, check for broken wire at your EOS switches.

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Pop out. Fuse puller or small screw driver.

Pinballlife.com has them. Get the right size.

This one is blown, you can't always tell by looks, you can pull and check with a meter too.

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Look it up in your manual.

No. Please check your purple wires with a green stripe to the drop target coil. Three of them, though the thin one is more lavender and green stripe. The thin one breaks off, it is your diode tie back wire. And you fry that coil and do some damage to the small board upper right corner in the back box.

STNG owners should remove those three wires, solder them together and to a single wire, and solder the single wire to the drop target coil lug. That way if the single wire breaks off, the other three are still connected and you don't burn stuff up.

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No.

That thin wire breaks off, a back surge of electricity took out a transistor and some parts on that board I mentioned, and locked the coil on and burned your coil into uselessness.

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I'd use a meter and check the transistor first. Difficulty is more are you comfortable with board work and do more good than harm.

Then check if that wire broke off the drop target coil.

Then replace the coil and power up, if it locks on turn game off and fix more stuff.

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Inside cover on your manual, that coil is an AE-25-1000

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Please see my post #24 above. Common STNG problem.

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