I haven't looked into the issue yet but the right flipper on my gorgar pin was getting weak then stopped working all together...it does have a flipper rebuild kit in it...no wires loose or anything...any suggestions as to what to look into first?
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clean your eos switch or replace
its the leaf switch that the flipper pawl engages at full stroke - should be closed when flipper is not engaged, providing a path for power to the coil, when it opens it cut power to the high power side of the coil leaving the hold portion energized
you can verify that the hold portion of this coil is working by listening for a low hum when you engage the flipper button - this hum will tell you that you have power going to the flipper coil if you don't hear this hum get the multi meter out ....
if the EOS switch is dirty it will not make a good enough contact to energize the high power side of the coil and chances are you will still hear a hum coming from the hold portion of the coil even tho the flipper does not move (hold portion of the coil can't move the flipper plunger)
the hold power side is wired straight to the flipper button so when the button is pushed the coils hold side will be energized making a low hum - its power does not go thru the EOS switch
a short 47 sec vid of the issue..video top of play field and below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrypSElblS8&feature=youtu.be
That looks like the high power winding is not in circuit and the hold winding is the only thing that works. Compare the EOS wiring on the right flipper with the left to see what is wired wrong.
Gorgar also doesn't have lane change so you shouldn't have any logic level switches on the EOS stack. But check you never know what people do to these things.
Kenny