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TAF. When ball goes into trough , getting warning then tilt

Lee ellison

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Another problem has arisen , when ball was going into trough ,I started getting the tilt warning and sometimes tilt ,, lifted playfield and flicked the switch , the first one in the trough that loads the ball into the trough after the ball has drained and it gives out the warning and tilt sign , is this a short somewhere or has anyone got a idea what is happening
Lee
 
Thanks Carl , I've got no diodes at the mo . But after going through switch edge test , I think I've,e narrowed it down to opto 4 on bookcase , when I switch the bookcase off the trough switch reads correctly on matrix test , but when I reconnect bookcase , which automatically has these switches in closed position , when I switch the trough switch. It shows up as Start button on the dmd , So I think I am correct in saying it is the opto 4 switch , same row as trough switch On the matrix ? Am I right here ? . So if it is the opto 4 would it be one of the diodes on the opto board that is at fault ? Any help would be appreciated . Also just noticed when I lift the playfield up in switch test mode the opto 4 switch keeps going open and closed , could this be a wire shorting out somewhere ?
 
Have you previously had problems with the bookcase? If you look in the manual at the switch matrix then it would affect other switches in the row/column.
 
Yeh just put 4 new optos in the bookcase a couple of weeks ago , but not really because there was a problem , I had to change them all because I smashed them !, I think I,ve Sussex it Carl , I had a short on one of the switches , it was the right ramp out switch , seems ok for now , thanks Carl
 
Good to hear you have sorted it. I was going to suggest looking at the opto board which might require a chip being replaced but looks like you are good now.
 
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