I have that one in my machine. It looks nice and works well. I think it's 3d printed, where as some of the older ones might be made out of metal.

If youre talking about this one, the slot wheels do turn when the ball goes through. It also lights up when the slot or super slot is lit.

Yea, I got one of these from cointaker recently. Looks cool, but the sound was far too loud.

I cant be of too much help, but to rule out something very simple I once never knew about... is the coin door closed when youre running the test?

Yesterday when I wasnt home, my family turned on our twilight zone and said they saw a smelled smoke coming out of it so they turned it off. When I got home I gave everything a quick lookover but nothing looked out of the ordinary. I powered it on and everything looks to be pretty normal, but I didnt want to risk anything without asking first so I turned it back off. The only thing I noticed that looked like it could have been out of the ordinary was that some of wire casings coming out of the power supply looked like they may have bubbled a bit.

Any other key spots I should check? What steps should I take next to prevent further damage? Ive never really dealt with something like this.

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Im doing a full cabinet swap within the next month. Id be happy to work something out and get you my old one.

Its not in bad shape at all. Shoot me a pm

Do you have a clock error alert when you turn on the game?
I had a similar issue with my clock years ago. Clock would work fine in test, all optos would trigger, but I had a clock error on startup. My issue was that when I took the clock apart and put it back together that I messed up the hour and the minute hand so on startup it wouldnt hit the right optos in the right order (or something like that). Took me forever to realize, but after I swapped the clock hands back it worked perfectly.