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Quoted from luvthatapex2:The CN3? square plug on the main power board is notorious for getting burned up and if you are missing voltages the game won't boot.
CN1 actually.
Can you measure the voltages on the power supply and report them?
Quoted from Busta_Capp:I was able to get a few pictures as the table booted - in the first, on the MPU004, the PIA light and the +5V light illuminate, then (in the 2nd pic) the PIA light turns off while the +5V remains. Immediately after, the Blank light illuminates (3rd pic), and the GI shuts off completely.
This suggests it is a MPU issue. Do you have the anyPinDMD+ NVRAM set to 6264? I cannot tell since the picture is blurry as I zoom in on it. Why did you swap out the original MPU? I would try the original MPU.
Quoted from luvthatapex2:but did you check all of the fuses, like the inline fuse next to the BIG BLUE capacitor?
Quoted from wildinindiana:Was there ever a resolution to this thread?
If your game has an issue, best to start a new repair thread.
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