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A few thoughts:
-Anything abnormal in test mode?
-If the pops have a switch capacitor try clipping a lead (test again)
-Possible bad solenoid diode on either the pops or flippers
-Replace EOS caps for arcing and EMI reduction
-Replace all transistors associated with both pops on the driver board
Thanks
Blake
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