Question about an Party Animal pinball I picked up

[2PacMan]

I got them working!!  It took me five hours on Sat. night.  I just told myself i'm not leaving until I get these lights working.  Well, I feel kind of stupid, but there were two fuses way at the bottom of the playfield that control the flasher, like cakemaster said, and i did not see them at all until I ran all these tests.  Chad's advice was correct too, as there were two wires that controlled the flashers.  One controlled 4, the other controlled 3.  And each respective wire ran to a fuse.  I saw the fuse near the top of the playfield, like all pinballs have, but I didn't know this one had two more way in the back.  I cut wires, swapped bulb sockets, etc, etc......finally I traced the wires all the way in the back of the playfield and found the fuses.  Sure enough, one was out.  It was a 1 amp.  So I replaced it.  Then all the flashers worked but one.  So I traced those wires around and couldn't figure out why it wasn't working.  And then this is the weird part.  I took a jumper wire and just bypassed the next flasher in the daisy chain and wired it straight to the next bulb in line, and it worked!  Then i pulled the jumper wire off because i was going to solder it in, and this time the bulb continued to work without the jumper wire.  I did blow the bulb in the socket that I jumpered it to, but after I replaced that bulb, everything worked!  So i'm not sure exactly how I got to where I am, but all i know is now everything works, and the game is so much more fun to play with all 7 flashers working instead of just 2.  They flash to the music and scoring and look real neat.  Thanks everyone for your help/suggestions.  I'm learning more and more everytime I get a new pinball.

[ChadTower]

Cool, and always feels good to get it fixed yourself.

[Buddabing]

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