Im looking for a good working and in order used data east power supply board. Please let me know what you have. [email protected]
Im looking for a good working and in order used data east power supply board. Please let me know what you have. [email protected]
I have a power board from a time machine I parted out I could check it on my tftc but not sure if they are compatible. If you could get the part number from your board I can check it with mine.
Assuming you don't want to go with this because of cost:
http://www.xpinpinball.com/products/xpin_power_supplies/XP-WMS8345
viperrwk
Quoted from viperrwk:Assuming you don't want to go with this because of cost:
http://www.xpinpinball.com/products/xpin_power_supplies/XP-WMS8345
viperrwk
That still isn't a bad price for a new board.
Mario p-s 904406894 is the number i found. The Xpin is nice and good price. I was hoping to see what was out there rebuilt and used.
StrykersArcade. That is what I heard but I'm not sure of the components that I need, Do have a list of that.
Assuming you have one to rebuild
Seriously, here's a used Williams D-8345 on on ebay for $75
ebay.com link: WILLIAMS system 7 PINBALL POWER SUPPLY ASSY D 8345 1914 USED
And here's two non-working DE PS - one with trace damage - for $35 each (these are not the correct ones for Simpsons, just for reference)
ebay.com link: Data East pinball power supply needs work
Then you'd have to buy the parts to refurbish/rebuild and take the time to do so (assuming you have the tools and skills.)
If I was missing a board I'd just pay the money and go with the XPin - more reliable, more efficient, runs cooler, lots of status LEDs, all new connectors. Power is the most important thing in a pinball machine. If that's not right everything else goes to hell quickly.
viperrwk
Viperrwk. I have the board it keeps blowing the display fuse so I been told it was the PS board needed to be rebuilt. I was hoping to find a good used one for little money.
You probably can find someone that will sell you a refurbished board but it probably won't cost much less than a new one.
If you have the skills and tools you could buy the parts and refurb it yourself. Or send your board out to one of the pros and have them refurb it for you - though that would probably cost almost as much as a new board.
It would be unfortunate if you bought a used board that wasn't refurbed and in a few months have problems again.
viperrwk
If you have schematics and can solder, it should be an easy and cheap repair. I don't have schematics for that model but they are probably using zener diodes to get the high display voltage with maybe an small output transistor. Either could be shorted and blowing the fuse.
Also check and replace any bad fuse clips when repairing. They get overheated and lose their spring.
For future surfers, here are the schematics. It's slightly different than the Williams D-8345 in component use but Ed @ GPE has all the parts to rebuild it. Unfortunately you cannot use his standard Williams HVP kit - you'd have to custom order the specific parts needed.
http://illinoispinball.webs.com/Schematics/Power_Supply_Schematic_%28520-5000-00%29.pdf
viperrwk
Quoted from smersh:Excellent Viperrwk I will check into ordering the kit. Thanks for the schematic.. Awesome!
Just to be clear - his Williams kit WILL NOT work. Ed does not have a kit for DE. You have to order the components separately (or order the Williams kit and then order the components you need that are not in the kit.)
viperrwk
I just went to GPE site and Emailed them for direction on the parts that I would need. Im not sure if the will do that? A lot of out of stock kits also. Fun Fun.
Quoted from smersh:I just went to GPE site and Emailed them for direction on the parts that I would need. Im not sure if the will do that? A lot of out of stock kits also. Fun Fun.
I don't have much experience with DE machines so I don't yet have kits for them. That one looks pretty straight forward, though -- email sent.
Yeah, a lot of kits are out of stock. Unfortunately, they'll remain that way until things settle down a bit ... and the stitches come out.
Ed (GPE)
Quoted from G-P-E:I don't have much experience with DE machines so I don't yet have kits for them. That one looks pretty straight forward, though -- email sent.
Yeah, a lot of kits are out of stock. Unfortunately, they'll remain that way until things settle down a bit ... and the stitches come out.
Ed (GPE)
Ouch! Feel better Ed! We miss you!
viperrwk
Ed. Thanks for getting right back to me and helping me out, I will be doing my homework on this board and sending in my order. I love pinball. lol
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