Convert a capcom pinball magic from 110v to 220v

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3 years ago

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#5 3 years ago

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Assuming your plug is wired liked this....

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You need to remove the jumper wires/pins from 2 & 3 and 8 & 9. Then install one jumper between 3 & 9. You can re-use one of the jumpers you removed if you can do so without damaging the pins.

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