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Diner Pinball Won’t Boot!

By Pinball-DOOD

3 years ago


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    #6 3 years ago
     
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    Quoted from Pinball-DOOD:

    Anywhere I should check first?

    Check these 3 test points.

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    Set meter for DC voltage. Black to ground braid, red to test points.

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    Quoted from Pinball-DOOD:

    Am I checking for a beep?

    Nope, tell us what the meter reading is.

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    do I obtain these measures with the game powered on or off??

    It would be hard to measure power with the power turned off.

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    #19 3 years ago
     
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    TP -4 is fine.

    Now find the 5 volt and ground TPs on the cpu board. Measure these with the volt meter.

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    Quoted from Pinball-DOOD:

    maybe explain how I’d do this?

    Turn on game. Put meter on DC volts setting. Put red lead the CPU 5 volt test point. Put black lead on the CPU ground test point. Let me know what you read.

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    Left is the 5 volt test point and right is the ground test point.

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