Light duties today as I seem to have the plague, who would visit a hospital, you come out worse than you went in

lol.
Anyway, thought I'd check the electrical side of things so started by changing the plug to something from this century and then checked continuity on the earth.
This was, enlightening, had to re-crimp several connectors, including the main line from the line filter to the backbox earth point. Following 10 minutes of headache induced swearing and banging around, I realised a swift tug on the old crimped connectors and they were broken. New ones work perfectly...
Next I connected the back box bulb....worked great...
Next replace all the fuses, why not, I bought a set from pinball center so may as well do it now.
So I then connected up the 6803 power module and began testing the test points.
Didn't fancy a shock today so used clip connectors to test one at a time between powering off. TP3 was double the voltage it should have been, as was TP2, so we have high voltage issues. I have started by ordering new transistors which will arrive later on next week when the man plague has cleared. By looking at the schematic, these look the most likely culprits and is also mentioned here
http://www.pinrepair.com/6803/ in a slightly different context.
Back to bed now, I feel I have made progress so that's enough for me.