DaveBonds
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I am working on a '72-'73 Williams Jubilee (4 player version of 2 player Darling).
Everything seems to be working, with the exception of the upper playfield scoring side bumpers that don't do anything at all when triggered and the game will not score on any of the players' #10 place value reels.
This game has a dummy score reel for the #1 place value that is fixed at zero.
When any of the triggers on the playfield are tripped that are supposed to score a point in the #10 place value, it triggers the score wheel inside the cabinet to start and finish a cycle.
I feel like this may have something to do with the upper side bumper score triggers not working. I can't hear any relays buzzing, so I don't think any of the contacts are solid, but I haven't cleaned any of the contacts in the machine, yet.
I don't think it's the #10 place value reels, because all of the other reels on all four players work, with the exception of the #10 place value ones.
Are there any common causes for a scoring switch to trigger a score wheel cycle?
Everything seems to be working, with the exception of the upper playfield scoring side bumpers that don't do anything at all when triggered and the game will not score on any of the players' #10 place value reels.
This game has a dummy score reel for the #1 place value that is fixed at zero.
When any of the triggers on the playfield are tripped that are supposed to score a point in the #10 place value, it triggers the score wheel inside the cabinet to start and finish a cycle.
I feel like this may have something to do with the upper side bumper score triggers not working. I can't hear any relays buzzing, so I don't think any of the contacts are solid, but I haven't cleaned any of the contacts in the machine, yet.
I don't think it's the #10 place value reels, because all of the other reels on all four players work, with the exception of the #10 place value ones.
Are there any common causes for a scoring switch to trigger a score wheel cycle?