OK, so I started diving into the wiring of the transformer. After looking at it further, I noticed the transformer in the machine was Williams 5610-12835. These could be used in funhouse, BSD, black rose, etc. So i grabbed a funhouse manual to get the voltages and compare it to the schematic from last action hero. Most of what was wired was done correctly, I am going to change the connections, i figured soldered connections with heat shrink tubing would be best. A couple of questions:
-What is the tolerance for over voltages? For instance the LAH schematic calls for 6 VAC, the wiring that was done produces 7.2 V, also the flippers call for 48 V, the wiring done is putting out 53.2V
-It was wired so 16 V is heading to the solenoids, while LAH actually calls for 25V. This couldn't work? even though I have heard everything work. Perhaps there was something modified elsewhere to produce this? Is this possible? Is there a way to get 25V out of this?
-Looking at the schematic also, I see a 3 way connection, with 2 9 volt connections equaling an 18V if the two hot legs are tested. The way it is currently wired, a 9V out of the transformer was split to two wires, so you get 9V when testing each hot leg and the ground, but you do not get 18V when testing the two hot legs. This also can't be right, but I am not sure how to rectify.
I know this is a ton of annoying stuff, but I know some people have wired in other transformers into data east machines. Is this not a good transformer to use? ANY HELP or any answers are appreciated.