I have a problem with my Genesis. None of the cabinet switches work. I checked all my voltages, and they are low. The 110v coming in is fine. Some examples are (I didn't write them down):

12VAC = 7.79 - 8

32VAC = 24

6VAC = 3.9

All the lights work fine. I put in all LED lights.

all the DC volts are low also. I can only adjust the 5 volts up to about 4.7 at best. No sound. Test button will not work.

Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks!

#3 6 years ago

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It was working, then just quit in the middle of a game. The 110 volt input is fine.

#4 6 years ago

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bump

#6 6 years ago

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I'm taking measurements at the fuses. I'll check this weekend.

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