Hopkins, MN
Bad bulb ? Bad socket ? No continuity of wires from socket to board ?
I would think a bad transistor would lock the light on.
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Quoted from GPS:Anyone know if this board can be purchased new?
Apparently not. This guy made one :
https://peakpinball.com/tag/f-14-tomcat/
LTG : )
Quoted from GPS:I think it did Lloyd
I'd be curious how it might have. Unless facing a different direction shorted to something else.
Otherwise you have DC light bulbs. In a socket. Power goes through one wire - through the bulb in a socket - and out the other wire and the bulb lights. Swap the wire or socket around, and you didn't change anything. Power goes through the wire - through the bulb in the socket - and out the other wire and the bulb lights. Since this is DC and no polarity involved. Electricity doesn't know which way the socket faces.
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