I am the happy owner of a FullT and am looking around for the manual.
Can anyone point me to it?
(Topic ID: 168777)
Hopkins, MN
I got an email from HP stating that no manual was available at this time but that one was definitely coming. No timeline given but a very prompt and nice response. I love this company.
4 months later
I agree. It is hard to do any troubleshooting when you don't have a manual or schematics. Even an online manual would suffice. Especially since it is so hard to get any information out of Heighway tech support, or any useful and timely response at all.
Quoted from Wickerman2:What issues are you having?
Lost high voltage, all I/O boards measure approximately 10.5v for the 70v test, 12v is fluctuating on I/O board 1, 61v measured at the fuse. All connections good, communication good, just don't have high voltage past the fuse.
Quoted from BrianBannon:just don't have high voltage past the fuse.
Is the fuse bad, drawing ohms ?
LTG : )
Quoted from LTG:Is the fuse bad, drawing ohms ?
LTG : )
Whatever took out the 70v power blew the high voltage fuse, too. This is the part where having schematics would help.
Assume you've done this or you wouldn't be posting here:
[email protected]
Dave
Heighway Pinball
Quoted from Wickerman2:Assume you've done this or you wouldn't be posting here:
[email protected]
Dave
Heighway Pinball
Yes, I did receive a response saying he would help, but no actual help or a time/day when help would be forthcoming, completely unacceptable level of support from Heighway. Thankfully, I am having better luck with Melissa at Cointaker.
Quoted from Nevus:Did your wheels quit spinning?
If I press the flipper button, the flippers twitch slightly and the wheels spin for a moment. I believe the problem lies within one of the I/O boards.
Quoted from BrianBannon:If I press the flipper button, the flippers twitch slightly and the wheels spin for a moment. I believe the problem lies within one of the I/O boards.
I've seen that before and it was a fuse.
Quoted from frolic:I've seen that before and it was a fuse.
Whatever took out the 70v power did blow a fuse, the fuse was replaced and the problem remains.
Promoted items from Pinside Marketplace and Pinside Shops!
Reply
Wanna join the discussion? Please sign in to reply to this topic.
Hey there! Welcome to Pinside!
Donate to PinsideGreat to see you're enjoying Pinside! Did you know Pinside is able to run without any 3rd-party banners or ads, thanks to the support from our visitors? Please consider a donation to Pinside and get anext to your username to show for it! Or better yet, subscribe to Pinside+!
