Hi,
I think I have soldered my Addams Family to death: the game was perfectly working until a cable fell off of the coil of the upper left flipper. I have soldered it back on, and now ALL solenoids are dead.
After the power-on test, the system says I should check the connector F1 to the lower right flipper, connector F7 to the upper left flipper, and the thing ball eject. All those connectors seem to be ok.
When running the solenoid test, all of them are dead. Flashers and lights work.
I have checked the fuses on the power driver boards - they seem to be ok (though I have only removed F112 for the check and tested the others in place). However, the 50v test point on the board shows no current. The other test points (20v, 5v, 12v) read ok.
Does anybody have a hint what I could check next?
Thanks a lot for your help!

The 4 tests shown on the linked post all read values between 460 and 490, so BR3 should be ok.

How do I check traces to J104/J105? Btw, there is nothing plugged to J105 on my machine.

And what do you mean with "there should be 50Vac on J102 between pins (5+6) and (8+9)" - should all those pins give 50v when connected to ground, or should I really measure between 5+6 and 8+9 (and which one is which side in the test)?

Sorry for the stupid questions, but i have only very little electronic knowledge ...

This reads 0.

The switch test says coin door is closed, so I suppose it is not related to that.

I have checked the black-yellow wires, and I do not see anything suspicious. How can I check the output of the transformer? There is a 10pin connector including the black-yellow wires - so I suppose I could somehow measure there, but I do not know how.

I have checked the output of the transformator: there is a 50vac between pins 7 and 10, as expected based on the power wiring diagram.

Now I have unplugged J102 again and checked the voltage between 5/6 and 8/9: it reads near 50v for 5-8 and 6-8, but it is 0 for 5-9 and 6-9 - which I do not understand at all because the wire coming from the transformer actually enters in 9, not 8.

I did that (for Pin 9 of J102) and now everything works again. Thanks a lot for your help - I would never have figured out where to look for the problem on my own.