Newark, OH
I checked the d1 diode on the f14 tomcat flipper board and it reads continuity in both directions. Thats not right is it?
(Topic ID: 262349)
Chénens
I was gonna say, they should test and only be 1 way, but some parts should be tested out of circuit. Sounds like confirmation above that a diode is fine to test in circuit.
I don't own F-14 so I've only looked at the manual but I don't see a "D1" on either the board layout or the wiring connections in the manual. Of course, Williams manuals are known to have errors in them.
Quoted from DumbAss:I don't own F-14 so I've only looked at the manual but I don't see a "D1" on either the board layout or the wiring connections in the manual. Of course, Williams manuals are known to have errors in them.
Screenshot_20200217-111704_Drive (resized).jpg20200219_162358 (resized).jpgQuoted from mikat11:D1 looks like a zero ohm resister/jumper. But I could be mistaken. Test the bridge rectifier just below the blown fuse.A bad bridge would blow it for sure.
That is a zero ohm jumper
It's from WPC repair but the methodology applies here.
https://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Williams_WPC#Failed_Bridge_Rectifier
Quoted from DumbAss:It's from WPC repair but the methodology applies here.
https://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Williams_WPC#Failed_Bridge_Rectifier
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