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(Fixed) Bally -35 board switch issue.

By JT-Pinball

6 years ago


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    #2 6 years ago
     
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    jj44114

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    8y 56,050 1,862 19

    short some where. Mpu probably

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    #14 6 years ago
     
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    jj44114

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    8y 56,050 1,862 19

    Take a close look at the U9 socket.

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    #18 6 years ago
     
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    jj44114

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    8y 56,050 1,862 19

    pry up the plastic from the sockets(U9 for sure, you might see the problem on the underlying pins) with a small screwdriver. Heat each pin from the base of the pin. They are pretty easy to pull out one by one.

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