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Dirty Harry - no low-power hold voltage upper right side flipper
So, what causes this? Flipper fires over and over continuously when right flipper button is held in. Goes up, falls back down, goes back up, falls back down, repeat, etc.
So, obviously I have the high power voltage to fire the coil, and the EOS is working as it cuts out the high power and causes the flipper to fall back before it breaks the EOS and fires again. Obviously the low-power hold voltage isn't keeping the coil engaged.
I've already swapped in a known-working flipper control board with no change (and all fuses are good). Even tried swapping the optic board at the flipper button just in case. I've inspected the coil and the wiring and haven't seen any issues (unless it's internal to the coil or the insulation). Could this be a coil problem, or do I need to do continuity testing all the way through to see where my problem is?
So, what causes this? Flipper fires over and over continuously when right flipper button is held in. Goes up, falls back down, goes back up, falls back down, repeat, etc.
So, obviously I have the high power voltage to fire the coil, and the EOS is working as it cuts out the high power and causes the flipper to fall back before it breaks the EOS and fires again. Obviously the low-power hold voltage isn't keeping the coil engaged.
I've already swapped in a known-working flipper control board with no change (and all fuses are good). Even tried swapping the optic board at the flipper button just in case. I've inspected the coil and the wiring and haven't seen any issues (unless it's internal to the coil or the insulation). Could this be a coil problem, or do I need to do continuity testing all the way through to see where my problem is?