(Topic ID: 281774)

Economics of board repair or replace?

By Drain1

3 years ago


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    #3 3 years ago

    Bob -
    If you have to replace the header pins on the board, don't forget to replace the pins in the connector. They are going to be just as bad. GPE is a good source for pins and tools, although there are others. Mostly a matter of personal choice.

    #11 3 years ago

    Drain 1 -Bob -

    After you're done with the connectors, verify you have 240VDC on TP4 on the SDB, and whether you have around 190 VDC on TP2 of any of the displays.

    Also, when power up, after you turn on the machine, hold the flipper buttons in until the reset cycle is complete. (You should hear chimes). If the flippers both work, you've verified the flipper wiring.

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