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Giving a Hardbody a workout to remove the "fat"

By Atari_Daze

7 years ago


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#13 7 years ago

I would try wiggling the display connectors to the MPU to see if it's just a poor connection at the plug(s). On my 6803 I ended up repinning most of the connectors due to flaky and inconsistent connections.

Also verify that your MPU is working properly via the power-on flashes from the MPU LED. You should get 9 flashes. You can also test the sound board with the on-board button.

I can't tell by the pics but make sure you clip that battery off the board and install an NVRAM. The ram is already socketed so it's a simple no-solder install.

#17 7 years ago
Quoted from Atari_Daze:

Snake, any particular NVRAM chip I should source? This machine still has a coin type battery holder in use.

You need a 6116 NVRAM, $15 here: http://nvram.weebly.com/

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