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Quoted from KenLayton:Are the wires properly connected to the flipper coil and the end-of-stroke switch? Is the end of stroke switch clean and correctly adjusted? Has the flipper assembly been rebuilt yet?
Yes to all but flipper rebuild. Don’t even think it needs one to be honest. Just wanted to know other options before I throw 50 at flipper rebuild kits
Quoted from Wmsfan-GAP:Have you taken them apart and looked and the coil sleeves and bushing? Those can wear and cause binding you may not be able to see without a proper inspection.
I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the lug side of the coil should NOT be on the coil stop side. Look at one of the first pages of this thread....
Yes I’ve taken them apart, everything cleaned and polished. This is a home model that hasn’t seen a lot of play compared to other pins of this age. I know about the coil lugs facing the other way but that isn’t making the flippers weak.
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