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Extremely strange behavior from Monopoly chance kickout solonoid.

By CadillacMusic

10 years ago



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#1 10 years ago

This monopoly will be the death of me. It keeps developing odd solonoid behaviors. Originally, it was with the 20v solonoids. They'd pulse very weakly - weakly enough that the electric company couldn't kick out. They'd behave fine in test mode, but during the game they'd just barely fire. We brought it in from the field. I changed out the driver board, the solonoid, the ROM, the transformer...everything I could think of. Didn't fix the problem. I just gave up and started stealing parts from it.

I stole both boards for other games, and the CPU board seemed to be messed up. So I thought I'd try getting it working again. Put back the parts I stole, put in a brand-spankin'-new CPU board, a known working driver board, and turned her on. Original prblem gone (yay!). New problem arises. The Chance kickout solonoid now won't kick out properly. Similar symptoms. I can literally put a ball into it during play, and watch it struggle and not kick it out, then hit the test mode button, and watch it kick the ball like a mule. What the heck is going on? If it were a code issue, other people would have this problem. If it were a transistor, wiring, or solonoid fault, it wouldn't be able to kick during test mode. I've tried turning off both the bank, motor, and motor relay. No dice. Any ideas, anyone?

#3 10 years ago

No, one was the original 2.02 ROM, the other was a burned 3.02 Rom, at least according to the file. It was the ROMs in your TSPP?

#5 10 years ago

I didn't try a display ROM switch...not like it could hurt, I guess. I did swap the board though. Might as well try a different version CPU ROM as well. How very weird, though. Is it some kind of bug brought about by running a ROM that was build for a version 1 CPU in a version 2 CPU?

#6 10 years ago

Ok, I took all the sound ROMs out, because if they're not there, they can't interfere. Tried a new display ROM, nada. Tried the 3.20 cpu: wouldn't boot for me. 2.33 booted fine, but same problem. Anyone have a real early rom, like version 1. something?

#8 10 years ago

To be honest, no, I didn't think of it. Will try tomorrow. Thanks for being so helpful, Ralph.

#9 10 years ago

No better with the factory reset on either the 2.33 or the 3.02. Can't think of what else to do.

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