Have you actually tried to fix anything yourself? Or are you just going to keep making threads whining about it?

I don't think I've read anything about you actually trying to troubleshoot it? Or responding to people that are trying to help you...

I've seen about 10 different people try to help him on multiple threads now, and he hasn't said what he has tried or hasn't tried that I recall. Pinballs are finicky beasts, just replacing boards isn't usually the answer. He needs to help them troubleshoot it...there isn't a pinball dealer or service center like there is for cars...it's different...

Oh Canada...

I agree Stern should help, I agree it sucks, but posting about it multiple times isn't helping..

What will help is him getting his hands dirty and actually taking some of the advice he has been offered multiple times, and then responding back with what worked and didn't work...otherwise his post is just whining...and not helping anything..

Well I see from some of his past posts that he wasn't even sure how to get to switch test...that obviously says alot...hopefully he gets it figured out...just need to get your hands dirty and follow some of the advice that was already given, there usually isn't a magic fix of just swapping in a new board and all is well again...

Both issues seem switch related to me...flaky optos, misadjusted switches, bad connectors...