Looking for a WPC (TAF) or compatible main transformer.
My secondary 9VAC that feeds B/R2 is too low, causing game resets.

Meanwhile I'll be looking for a winding company too, clue me in, in case anyone knows of one.

Thanks, checking now...

If you can post pics of the unit with the molex connectors, I'll look at both schematics to see if the voltage and pin outs are the same for all sets of windings. The part numbers may be different but it could still work if all the different voltage outputs are correct. So far it's looking like WPC, and WPC-S game transformers will work.
Many thanks,
Chris...

This is what has been done so far over the weekend.

Driver board components replaced:
BR1-BR5
C30, C11, C7, C6, C5, C2, C8, C4
Q1
All traces were rang out after components were replaced.
Voltage readings after replacements:
All voltages matched, and were measured from both the TP8-GND terminal, and grounding plane plate behind the boards.

TP1 12VU, read 14.9V
TP2 5V, read 5.0V
TP3 12VR, read 11.8V
TP4 ZC, read .47V
TP6 50V, read 74.3V
TP7 20V, read 22.0V

All bridge rectifiers at the plus DC terminals to the ground plate read as follows:

BR1 16.4V
BR2 8.3V
BR4 22.00V
BR5 14.8V

House voltage measures 121.0V at the service outlet (game off or on).

I also have 4.9 V at the MPU game ROM pin 32 to GND

BR1 on the small flipper board just above the driver board measured 75.0V

BR2 measures 8.45 DCV at cold power up. This is across the BR's DC lugs just under the BR body, Same BR measured on the AC lugs is 7.7 ACV. I float my BR's a little high on the component side of the board so I can assure solder is on both sides, this also allows me to test them from the component side of the board too.

Header J101 (Secondary) pins 1 & 2 Red & Red wires, which feed the BR2 circuit only show 8V AC when unplugged from the board and powered on, when I plug it into the driver board while the game is still powered up the game boots up, and I now show 7.8V AC or so at the idc crimps. The manual says this secondary circuit should be 9V AC. Which when new probably read 11-13VAC.

With the transformer molex cube plug disconnected from the rest of the game in the base, the voltage output on the 2 red wires is 8VAC.
Spoke to Crash over the weekend, and his White Water measures 11 or 12VAC at the same J101 plug up from the transformer.
I believe this circuit is starved for power, thus unable to create a stable 5VDC. Went to an electric winding shop today and left with a loaner AC in transformer that is dial-able from 0 volt AC out to 120 volts AC out @ 5 amps. I am going to isolate the 2 red wires from the molex cube in the base and connect this transformer to it and dial it up to 11 volts or so to hopefully prove my theory that the low voltage on J101 is the culprit. We'll see tonight. The electric winding company gets a minimum $500.00 to rewind all secondaries in my existing transformer. Only all secondaries can be rewound, not just the suspect one.

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No worries, I always welcome input. I'm pretty technical, own an appliance repair company, but sometimes it's the obvious that you always miss. I'm hoping this is just that time.

Bingo. It works. Removed the 2 red wires from the game side of the molex cube plug in the base and connected them to the output of the temp transformer. With this test transformer I can dial it down to 8.5VAC out and the game goes into an automatic reset from attract mode, dial it up to 11VAC and the game boots and stays up. I can hit both flippers in rapid fire succession, and the game never resets. Hit the flippers with the transformer dialed down to the 8.5 to 9VAC, and it reboots. I also have a stable 5VDC at TP2, and the game ROM pin.

So looking for a transformer...

I always replace old caps, and many other parts, I love replacing parts, never hurts. All those parts were original. I am very good at soldering, and de slodering. I would replace all those parts again in a heart beat if needed.

Found a used transformer, still waiting to get a repair estimate on my original one. Here were the voltage readings from a few days ago.

The transformer was "completely" disconnected and humming away in the base with absolutely no load, here are the readings.

(6.8 VAC) Yel-Wht actual (7.5 VAC)

(51.4 VAC) Blk-Yel actual (55.8 VAC)

(16 VAC) Wht-Red , Wht-Red actual (16.9 VAC)

(13.3 VAC) Blu-Wht , Blu-Wht actual (14.2 VAC)

(9 VAC) Red , Red actual (8.2 VAC)

(9.8 VAC) Wht-Grn , Wht-Grn actual (12.2 VAC)

(80 VAC) Wht , Wht actual (86.4 VAC)

(18 VAC) Gry / Gry-Wht / Gry-Grn actual (19.6 VAC) & (19.6 VAC)

(100 VAC) Violet , Violet actual (109.5 VAC)

Just got the transformer back from the winding shop, they were able to correct the specific 9vac winding that supplies voltage to the +5vdc logic circuit.
All game resets are gone now.....