(Topic ID: 198898)
Lodi, CA
Charlottetown, PE
If the game works fine, I'd leave it. Whenever it stops working fine, I'd rip it all out and return it to stock.
Quoted from EvanDickson:If the game works fine, I'd leave it. Whenever it stops working fine, I'd rip it all out and return it to stock.
It's better to repair a hack job properly concerning these rectifier boards and put it back to stock so you or the next person can repair it if/when there is a problem.
Quoted from zacaj:Looks like a fire hazard... The board is probably repairable but it might be worth just buying a new one
Yeah, a new one is pretty cheap 
My wife would kill me if I took a chance with that. If you care about your house fix that before a fire happens.
-Mike
Quoted from ForceFlow:It's better to repair a hack job properly concerning these rectifier boards and put it back to stock so you or the next person can repair it if/when there is a problem.
Quoted from Grizlyrig:My wife would kill me if I took a chance with that. If you care about your house fix that before a fire happens.
-Mike
Quoted from zacaj:Looks like a fire hazard... The board is probably repairable but it might be worth just buying a new one
OK fine, I ordered a new one but all you guys had better be available when I get it installed and the machine isn't working.
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