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Start the machine with the coin door open. Once it boots up, close the coin door. If it doesn’t blow the fuses, it could be a transistor on one of the boards affecting the blanking circuit.
When you power it on, the D19 led on the MPU should illuminate for a few seconds and then go out. If you don’t see D19 light up, that’s the issue you need to start tracing.
Quoted from Pin_Guy:I would try flipping over the small ribbon cable between the CPU and Power board. I've actually never ran into an issue where the blanking signal doesn't do its job.
I have. My new Rotten Dog auxiliary driver board had a bad transistor that caused the blanking circuit to be inoperable. Powering the machine on caused F103,104 & 105 to blow randomly.
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