Strange Science
Bally, 1986hi all
I am working on a Strange Science bally 6803 machine. the right flipper coil was removed and brought in. I am not sure how it wires up. Manual shcematic is so so. Could someone post a good pic of the lower right flipper coil showing which wires go to which lugs.
Thanks
What are your wire colors, per the schematic should be 95 and 60 = Grey / White and Brown solid...
I'm trying to compare to Atlantis, but did not label my images left / right... I've got grey/white, violet solid..
20180324_202440 (resized).jpg20180324_202445 (resized).jpg20180324_202450 (resized).jpgpasted_image (resized).pngpasted_image (resized).pngpasted_image (resized).pngThe pics above are from a Williams design flipper. You want pics of a Bally linear flipper.
Unfortunately, my Strange Science is folded up in storage so I can't take pics for you, but if you go by the schematic above you should have:
Outer lug of coil with BANDED end of diode: Solid brown wire from harness and one wire going to first (normally closed) EOS switch.
Center lug: Second wire going to first (normally closed) EOS switch.
Outer lug of coil with NON-BANDED end of diode: Grey/white wire from harness and one wire going to 2nd (normally open) EOS switch. The other wire of the 2nd (normally open) EOS switch should be grey/black which goes back into the harness and connects to the upper flipper.
You can compare this to the left flipper. You should have the same connections on the outer lug with banded end of diode as well as the center lug. The wire on the outer lug with non-banded end of diode should be solid grey and will be the only wire on that lug since there isn't a 2nd EOS switch on the left flipper.
thanks for the help. yeah i finally figured out their color code thing. neat but just as easy to write it lol. Dothedoo great description. I am trying to do this right and not screw things up.
The other issue that i am having is that none of the coils are firing in test mode. The fuse under the playfield is good. so i am kinda lost on what to do next.
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