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That's right I remember now. I hope this fixes things and she can finally enjoy it fully. You got this
Have you tried resetting the mpu. Do the clear function with dip switches then reset to proper switches for Dolly. Instructions are on their web site or I have a paper one if you need. Long shot but odd to me you have power a new tip and a signal isn't happening.
Can you follow the ground wire on the coil to see if it's cut or disconnected. Sounds like that coil isn't attached to the ground buss. I knew you could do this. Your almost there.
Did you also test the wire at the coil black red to where it goes to the board? You said Q10 fired the coil even though it should be Q16 maybe do the same test there.
Either way your right if by jumpering the board and coil fired the wires should be ok and it's the TIP that is not functional
Alltek will also replace your board at a discounted price. But you have come this far and you have done a rectifier board so this should be simple. Then you can stand back and be proud as you watch your wife enjoy her pin.
And to Quench with all the good information and the pics with the stuff written on them was top notch.
I'm still feeling like it's a signal thing. But I don't know which wire and there is no chip on the new boards. I'm just an apprentice at this stuff hopefully a journeyman like Quench chimes in.
Get a new coil if it locked on too long. Send your board back to Alltek and it is a fraction of cost for a new one.
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