OP

Quoted from Dr-pin:

I´m a bit puzzled by the use of so much wiring, when modern technique is available, and yes you can have modern teqnique and yet easily replacable and manageable machines.
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Why not mill four groves into the bottom of the playfield, two for low voltage (+ -) and two for higher voltage needs.
Spray the groves with plastic liner for safety and zero risk of leakage.
Maybe it´s even plausable to have just two groves (i dont know the possible wattage-outtake from bumpers etc during for example a multiball)
Use digital switches or resistor-line technique for all sensory input.
Use digital leds for lighting.
Use same control-wire (as the leds) from led-controller to controll high energy items, such as bumpers, toys etc.
Where energy is needed get it from the groves.
This means you will have a total of two wires, and connectors locally to the groves and that´s it.
All serviceable by a layman.
If you then standardize ingoing, outgoing controller and the computer, you´ll have overview, serviceability and sustainabilty.
Sorry for any wonky expressions and errononous wording. English is not my forte.