So a local pinball bar has a weak flipper issue on a GOT. Weird thing is it mainly just feels weak of the tip of the flipper. Kind of like it lobs the ball lightly over to the side when it's off there. But back door shots and such still seem strong. Also the flipper was just rebuilt and issue was before and after the rebuild. Still has old coil, flipper and bushing but everything else was replaced. any ideas? I'm going to try to go look at it tomorrow but I can't come up with anything in my head as I would've assumed a rebuild would've fixed it.

so the EOS switch is adjusted properly but I'm not sure about its connection. The flipper wasn't sticking at all. Really just looks weak off the tip. And not really every flip either. I'll check the bat for cracks and try the $1 bill trick.

So, got to work on it today. The owner had recently replace the EOS switch and fully rebuilt the flippers and had decided to even swap coils. Stern was telling him to swap the node board with anotehr machines to test and before that started we decided to try the $1 trick. It worked! The EOS switch wasnt getting connection when closed and after the $1 it is. Weird thing is this EOS switch was new. He actually had another new EOS switch from marco and it was doing the same thing. Anywho, looks like the issue is resolved. Thanks for all your help!

Having addition problems. The flipper is resolved but there are several lights out and some flickering. I know some of the shield and arrows on the right and left orbits and right ramp are out. Also the two target lights by the right ramp are flickering. Looks like it all points to the 9a mode board but not sure how to troubleshoot issues on these spike node boards. Checked and reseated connectors but can't seem to make a difference.