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Troubleshooting a NGG from Hell!

By flashburn

3 years ago


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#12 2 years ago

This sounds like a bad diode or a diode that became disconnected. Whenever power goes where it shouldn't, that's a diode issue. Nearly the same thing happened to my Jurassic Park.

I found this video that helped me fix the problem. In this video, if two switches are pressed at the same time, the switch in the scoop would trigger and kick a fantom ball.

Which sounds exactly like what's happening in your game, does it not?

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