Flight 2000
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Quoted from DanMarino:I found a loose ground wire from the power rectifier board going over to the transformer. I tightened that up and the display lights are working now.
I think the first step will be install a new 20 pin connector and see if that addresses the problem.
That's where I would start, that connector is always flaky
Quoted from DanMarino:Here is what the back side of my power rectifier board looks like.
I think a new one would be a good idea.
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