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Gottlieb System 1 MPU...why is -12v turning into +12v?

By Jakers

5 years ago


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#6 5 years ago

Leads are reversed for the -12V.
Black lead always goes to common (ground).
Ground is connected to the positive end of the -12V cap (C17) so you need to put black lead to positive lead of C17, red lead to negative end.

#8 5 years ago

Could be bad CPU board but first verify voltages get to the display boards.
The 5VAC would be coming from the transformer and the 60VDC would be coming from the power supply board.

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