mcsdhacker
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Hello everyone,
I have a TSPP and the top right flipper is always engaged, it will run for about 10 seconds and blow the fuse. First thing I did was ohm the coil. I was getting .8 ohms so I replaced the coil but that didn't help, popped another fuse. Ohms on the new coil reads 6.5. So I checked the switch on the cabinet, thought maybe it was stuck closed, nope it was fine. So I checked all connections on the IO board and everything was snug. Last thing I checked was the voltage running through the fuse... It appears there is a constant 160 volts running to the fuse when the interlock switch is engaged. Even when the flipper button isn't pressed. I checked the other flipper coils and there is no constant voltage running through the fuse when the switch isn't engaged, just 50 volts when the button is pressed. I don't know what else to do. Can anyone help?
I have a TSPP and the top right flipper is always engaged, it will run for about 10 seconds and blow the fuse. First thing I did was ohm the coil. I was getting .8 ohms so I replaced the coil but that didn't help, popped another fuse. Ohms on the new coil reads 6.5. So I checked the switch on the cabinet, thought maybe it was stuck closed, nope it was fine. So I checked all connections on the IO board and everything was snug. Last thing I checked was the voltage running through the fuse... It appears there is a constant 160 volts running to the fuse when the interlock switch is engaged. Even when the flipper button isn't pressed. I checked the other flipper coils and there is no constant voltage running through the fuse when the switch isn't engaged, just 50 volts when the button is pressed. I don't know what else to do. Can anyone help?
