Hey Guys,
Quick question, my father in law has an addams family and the left EOS switch doesn't register. The flipper works just fine (though I assume is still on high voltage when I cradle on that side?) and last time I was there I replaced the entire switch stack and it still doesn't register the EOS switch in the test mode. (and leaves a credit dot) I'm curious what to do from here? I will be heading down to his house for christmas and would like to have a list of things to check, parts ordered etc
I have some basic play field skills but no board work yet...
Any suggestions or help would be great.

Hey guys, so the switch is missing a wire. (The others have three and the right lower one only has two) I can't find a broken one, at least on the bottom side. Near ask can tell iris just gone. Where on the boards do the wire insert so I can try tracing it back from that end?

The three other eos switches have their three wires and they seem to be well attached. I will try resoldering them this afternoon just in case I'm not seeing something.

The black green wire seems to just run straight to the back box and doesn't appear to be broken

So I should be tracing back and resoldering the orange one, correct? And it should run from eos to eos or will it run to other switches?

The right Eos switch only has a solid orange and the black with green. The other eps switches have a different black but also an orange and a peach.

Tracing back the orange, it's next stop is to the eos of the left flipper ( which works fine) so that connection must be the problem right?

So the eos switch on the right has the black green and an orange. The black green runs back to the box and the orange runs to the next switch (left eos switch). The right flipper works ie gets the high power side but the eos never engages...
The other eos switches work fine and have three wires ... But I think the third one is just daisy chaining the ground to the next switch?

Where does the black and green wire connect to the board, or where do I look that info up?

No diode

So it must do with the black green wire as I am not getting any voltage when I measure it to ground. Vs. 11.6 volts at the other eos switches

Yeah is looking like more of a board issue? Able to get continuity down the black green wire. From female pin at j806 to the insertion at the eos. Have conniuity from ground rt eos to lt eos. Should I try to re pin the connector next - would have to order parts as beyond what I am use to...
If I pull the black green from the female and twist it around the male price directly, that should tell me if it is a connector issue, correct?

Is there a way to test if the male pin at j806 is getting voltage? What do I ground to?

So the male pin at j806 for the black green wire is only reading 0.30 volts where the others are reading 11-6 volts. Now what?

So I pulled the board to look for why the first pin at j806 wasn't getting power and it looks like it has been previously worked on. Looks like it got smoked once and then some one soldered (butchered) a few itp102's and then a few wires to try and replace the traces?
The rest of the machine works ie all the other flippers and eos switches. Should I keep trying or cut my losses and just put it back together? I'm just worried about about having high voltage through the coil when I cradle on that side. Don't want to fry a coil. Not really sure how much of risk that is or how long it would take.

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I guess another question would be if I can just replace the entire board? Anyone know if there are replacements around?

Thanks ltg even found a Canadian distributor. Any idea why that last pin wouldn't be getting power when all the others are?