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Quoted from TecumsehPlissken:

Update: I put game in switch test to check something else and noticed that both of the yellow stand up targets give messages of ground short row when triggered in test. The top right side Yellow says ground short row 1 , white brown (wire) and the Yellow target lower on the playfield in center says ground short row 2 white red.
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Quoted from TecumsehPlissken:

Removed the purple wire and added the diode to the outhole switch and that stopped it from reading "opto made loop" in switch test with the outhole and trough switches closed but I still have all of the ground row short error messages when testing all of those stand up targets.

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Quoted from TecumsehPlissken:

In an attempt to get this thing back in the lineup for the operator who owns this game I reconnected things back the way they were. It wasn't until then that I noticed the metal ramp and all of the wire forms on this game were electrically energized. It shocked me when I touched the side rails with one hand and the ramp with the other. I measured approximately 72 volts with my meter. Then after looking around for awhile I discovered that the diverter coil that is mounted under the left side of the ramp had rotated and one of the lugs was touching the ramp. After fixing that and checking to make sure the ramp wasn't energized any more I rechecked those switches and they still have the ground short errors on them. I then replaced the ULN2803A chip with a new one and retested but the switch errors are still present. Question is there something else that could have likely gotten fried from the coil grounding on the ramp?