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I give it a 95% chance it's a bad transistor that locked the coil on. If that's the case here they did you a huge favor here, they didn't just let the coil melt. They cut the wires close to the coil and they didn't wrap the wires in duct tape to insulate them. Heck, you might actually want to buy the previous owner a beer. 
Quoted from SkyKing2301: Should I solder it back on to see how it behaves, to better troubleshoot?
I would do the quick and dirty transistor check first.
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