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Gottlieb Domino or Playmates Lower Board Pics

By Playdium

6 years ago



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#1 6 years ago
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Playdium

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Can someone post a pic of the lower relay board for a Playmates or Domino?

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#2 6 years ago
 
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tengle93

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Let me know if you need a close up of anything, working on it currently so not a big deal.

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#3 6 years ago
 
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gdonovan

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Quoted from tengle93:

Let me know if you need a close up of anything, working on it currently so not a big deal.

My Domino up and running, more than happy to take any close up shots you may need.

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#4 6 years ago
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Playdium

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I have a Playmates and looks a bit different from your pic. Previously someone did some mods and I'm trying to figure out what they were accomplishing. See pics attached.

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#5 6 years ago
 
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jrpinball

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Yeah, I was going to say, "Play Mates" and "Domino" would have different motor boards. Could these maybe be replacements for the original sand resistors? Do you have a schematic?

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#6 6 years ago
 
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boilerman

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Quoted from jrpinball:

Yeah, I was going to say, "Play Mates" and "Domino" would have different motor boards. Could these maybe be replacements for the original sand resistors? Do you have a schematic?

that is what i thought. those game a quite different in game play. pic doesn't look like there were relays removed so sand resistors may have been stock. i never had my head in a playmates so i have no clue

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#7 6 years ago
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Playdium

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Only 6 Pinsiders have this game? Only 500 made, but I would think there are a few more out there.

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#8 6 years ago
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Playdium

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The schematic shows 3 resistors. Two are inline from a rollover switch to the roto-target. These are both listed as 10 amp 10 watt. Then there is a 470 ohm 2 watt resistor shown inline with the alternating relay.

Not sure why someone looped the replacement resistors all together.

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