Hi jimdanforth
welcome to pinside. Great, "the fuse" You have fiured out.

The problem "One points" - we should look at the schematics. General - the wiring of 1-Point-Relay and 1-Point-Score-Drum is: The I-Point-Relay actuates and closes a switch on its switch-stack --- SELF-Hold-Current flows --- I-Point-Relay stays pulling UNTIL the Score-Drum moves the plunger (to then turn the drum) --- the moved plunger on the score-Drum OPENS an so-called E.O.S (End-of-Stroke) - Switch - this opening cuts the "Self-Hold-Circuitry on the 1-Ponts-Relay" --- look for the moved plunger - DOES the plunger moved truely opens the EOS-Switch ? Greetings Rolf

Hi jimdanforth
could You solve the problem "One Points / 1-Point-Relay" ?
In post-6 You write about "One points go to both Players" - do You have the schematics ? I show from ipdb-San-Francisco: The Ball-Count-Unit does alternating make pull-in "1st Player-Relay / 2nd Player-Relay" --- when the 3-bladed Make-and-Brake-Switch on "1st Player-Relay is faulty:" This fault. Greetings Rolf

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