The display reports a short on a switch row (named by its white wire color).
"Row Short" message
Cause: That switch row is touching ground somewhere.
Checks
- Check coin door switches are not touching the grounded coin door.
- Check playfield leaf switches are not touching grounded metal.
Fix
- Move or insulate the switch blade or wire that touches ground.
Systems
Related tips
- "Ground Short Row" message
- "Check Switch ##" message
- Switch matrix wire colors (all WPC games)
- "Check Switch #" message at start-up
- Row or column "ground short" errors
- A row wire on the wrong end of a switch diode creates ghost switches
- Most of switch row 6 dead, last switch works: broken row wire
- Several switches in one row or column dead: a broken daisy-chain wire
Source: Repairing Williams/Bally WPC Pinball Games from 1990 to 1999, Part One, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)