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This is what I really need to do. I’ve really gotta get a multimeter!

It’s a 5-way 4-pole super switch, I’ve never seen it happen, which is why it took me so long to figure it out.

I was using Seymour Duncan.

I figured it out. The screws that hold the 5 way switch were touching the poles on the switch, in effect shorting out the circuit.

Followed the diagram you shared. It seems that the positions 2 and 4 are parallel, but positions 1 and 5 sound coil split and there is hum. Middle position sounds right, I think, and is hum cancelling. What could be the issue here? Appreciate any help. I've only wired single coil guitars...

What would I need to do to get the middle position just inner coils or would that cause out of phase issue? I think on the Seymour Duncan bridge the polarity is reversed. If that’s the issue then I’m not gonna bother with flipping the magnet to reverse neck polarity, I just won’t use the middle...

One more thing, can I just solder the poles together to jumper them?

Thanks so much for the replies. I thought it a pretty messy diagram, @stratamania I will give this a try this evening. Thanks for the diagram!

Alright, I have searched high and low and finally sound the wiring diagram I think I need. The idea is HH wiring with a 5 way four pole super switch to do the following: bridge series, bridge parallel, bridge and neck in parallel, neck parallel, neck series. I wired this up as best I could...