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Quoted from Kingjowjow:Thanks for the tip, kinda new to fixing machines, is it located in the backbox or under playfield ?
Thanks for the tip, Now just have to find the interconnect board!
Backbox, it’s the long thin board at the bottom of the backbox
Quoted from Kingjowjow:Thank you! I found this youtube video on Fixing non working GI lights when a fuse burns, does it look pretty good to follow? Thanks again for the Tip.
The easy way is to look at the wire color of the lights that aren’t working, find that color on that board, and then follow the traces from that connection to a fuse, that will tell you which is burnt. Or if you have a DMM you could save time and pop each fuse out to test until you find the bad one.
Quoted from Kingjowjow:New to using the multimeter, watched quite a video tutorials on it. When I'm checking for a good connection for GI or Pop Bumper lights, am I just touching the multimeter to where the wires are connected at the bottom of the playfield? or should I be touching the tips of the multimeter on the connector pins inside of the pop bumpers?
Well I’d assume you’re checking fuses in which case you pull the fuse out of the holder and check for continuity from each end.
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