Does anyone knows what Robin says after a ball save?

Maybe someone could help me. I recently bought my BF a couple of months ago and I had all sort of problems due to lack of maintenance, passing through a blurry display (I was able to replace), Flippers that didn't work (problem on control board beneath the playfield, Lazy flippers (flippers mount lose) and I was able to fix it all. My old lady is now just fine, but there’s one thing that is making me crazy: What Robin says when the ball goes right through south and the ball is saved? Not asking about laser kick.

I had a similar problem and it was basically the connector from the control board on the right side of the cabinet beneath the playfield.

It would be great to have the original file to print. Would you share the source?

Would you please share your printable file?

Hello guys, My BF batwing cannon is not working properly. I checked the wiring, the switches, but most of the time when the ball comes to it, it doesn’t move. When it works, it works all the way, no bump, no failure, but it happens once in 10 times. The DMD shows it was supposed to run, the music is playing like if it was running, but it kept still, and the pistol doesn’t trigger the ball. I also tried to move it by using the diagnose tool, but it doesn’t move. I would test the motor on my bench, but I have no idea of the correct voltage to feed it. I saw an old post (9yo) mentioning the exact same problem from NightTrain in which he bought a new cannon and found out it was the relay on the upper board. Does anyone of you know the position of this relay or could send me a pic of it? I can’t hear any relay triggering and I’m not sure if I was supposed to hear it.

11.03.21 - Crpit

Hello All,

Just want to share the solution for my batwing cannon problem:
As I mentioned before, I found this old post from NightTrain referring to the same problem in which the batwing cannon was not working, and the problem was in a relay that energizes the motor. User frunch also helped me out pointing the direction to find the relay bellow the playfield. The relay is in a small circuit board 3 inches on right side of the batwing mechanism. I had never removed that board and I figured a 27 y/o dark slime on the back of the circuit, possibly causing an electric jump. I clean it and immediately after I reenergized the relay the batwing was repositioned to its right place. All working fine now.
By the way, in case you have the same problem, don’t try to use your finger to simulate the ball. I have a fingernail regretting my poor decision.

This is how the relay board looks like