Hello everybody and Merry Christmas from France !I have an old copy of the schematic, but it isn't legible. Do you have a scan of the circuit that controls that coil that you could post somewhere or e-mail to me?
I'm looking for the electrical diagram of my pinball Gottlieb Flying Circus. I have already put the missing piece in the middle for the 5 balls minigame. I know that I have to put the five balls in the same side where the light is brighting, but there is an electric coil with two rods underneath which is supposed to catch balls from time to time and it's always in low position. If someone can explain me or give me the electrical diagram, I'll be the happiest man of the world (lol) !
Thanxxxxx guys for your answers !
Jérémy
On Sunday, December 26, 2021 at 10:18:32 AM UTC-5, mounier...@wanadoo.fr wrote:Hello Pinwork ! You mean a picture ?
Hello everybody and Merry Christmas from France !I have an old copy of the schematic, but it isn't legible. Do you have a scan of the circuit that controls that coil that you could post somewhere or e-mail to me?
I'm looking for the electrical diagram of my pinball Gottlieb Flying Circus. I have already put the missing piece in the middle for the 5 balls minigame. I know that I have to put the five balls in the same side where the light is brighting, but there is an electric coil with two rods underneath which is supposed to catch balls from time to time and it's always in low position. If someone can explain me or give me the electrical diagram, I'll be the happiest man of the world (lol) !
Thanxxxxx guys for your answers !
Jérémy
Pinwork
Hello everybody and Merry Christmas from France !
I'm looking for the electrical diagram of my pinball Gottlieb Flying Circus. I have already put the missing piece in the middle for the 5 balls minigame. I know that I have to put the five balls in the same side where the light is brighting, but there is an electric coil with two rods underneath which is supposed to catch balls from time to time and it's always in low position. If someone can explain me or give me the electrical diagram, I'll be the happiest man of the world (lol) !
Thanxxxxx guys for your answers !
Jérémy
Hello everybody and Merry Christmas from France !
I'm looking for the electrical diagram of my pinball Gottlieb Flying Circus. I have already put the missing piece in the middle for the 5 balls minigame. I know that I have to put the five balls in the same side where the light is brighting, but there is an electric coil with two rods underneath which is supposed to catch balls from time to time and it's always in low position. If someone can explain me or give me the electrical diagram, I'll be the happiest man of the world (lol) !
Thanxxxxx guys for your answers !
Jérémy
On 12/26/21 8:18 AM, Passions multiples wrote:Hello Mark and thanks for your answer. Do you have the schematic and could you send me a picture of it ? I don't understand the function of this coil ! Should it be just when you lift up the playfield to prevent balls from unnecessarily pressing the dot connector at the top of the minigame ? Or is there a fucntion when you are playing ?
Hello everybody and Merry Christmas from France !
I'm looking for the electrical diagram of my pinball Gottlieb Flying Circus. I have already put the missing piece in the middle for the 5 balls minigame. I know that I have to put the five balls in the same side where the light is brighting, but there is an electric coil with two rods underneath which is supposed to catch balls from time to time and it's always in low position. If someone can explain me or give me the electrical diagram, I'll be the happiest man of the world (lol) !
Thanxxxxx guys for your answers !
Jérémy
There is a "Captive Ball Check" coil on the schematic with a black wire
on one solder lug and a mottled red-white wire on the other solder lug. According to the schematic this coil is always on while the game is
being played. It shuts off (along with the flippers, scoring, etc.) at
the end of the game, after tilt, etc. It is not controlled by any other
game features.
/Mark
Le vendredi 31 décembre 2021 à 20:31:44 UTC+1, Mark a écrit :
On 12/26/21 8:18 AM, Passions multiples wrote:Hello Mark and thanks for your answer. Do you have the schematic and could you send me a picture of it ? I don't understand the function of this coil ! Should it be just when you lift up the playfield to prevent balls from unnecessarily pressing the dot connector at the top of the minigame ? Or is there a fucntion when you are playing ?
Hello everybody and Merry Christmas from France !There is a "Captive Ball Check" coil on the schematic with a black wire
I'm looking for the electrical diagram of my pinball Gottlieb Flying Circus. I have already put the missing piece in the middle for the 5 balls minigame. I know that I have to put the five balls in the same side where the light is brighting, but there is an electric coil with two rods underneath which is supposed to catch balls from time to time and it's always in low position. If someone can explain me or give me the electrical diagram, I'll be the happiest man of the world (lol) !
Thanxxxxx guys for your answers !
Jérémy
on one solder lug and a mottled red-white wire on the other solder lug.
According to the schematic this coil is always on while the game is
being played. It shuts off (along with the flippers, scoring, etc.) at
the end of the game, after tilt, etc. It is not controlled by any other
game features.
/Mark
Jérémy
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