Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Sega, 1995I replaced the servo motor in my Franky and like an IDIOT I had it plugged in upside down. I flipped my machine on and all the light came on, I then realized what I had done and I unplugged it. I plugged the motor in correctly and now I have lost power for all 3 flippers and my plunger. The flipper buttons work for selecting things if that's any help.
Any and all advice would be super thankful! I'm still learning as I go.
Quoted from Merendino:I replaced the servo motor in my Franky and like an IDIOT I had it plugged in upside down. I flipped my machine on and all the light came on, I then realized what I had done and I unplugged it. I plugged the motor in correctly and now I have lost power for all 3 flippers and my plunger. The flipper buttons work for selecting things if that's any help.
Any and all advice would be super thankful! I'm still learning as I go.
The easy fix is hopefully, the fuses. If not, it most likely is a transistor. A lot of them, they gotta b checked.
Check fuse F7
There is a very helpful tech chart here: http://www.pinballrebel.com/pinball/cards/Tech_Charts/Sega_Frankenstein_Tech_Chart.pdf
Quoted from HIPPY:The easy fix is hopefully, the fuses. If not, it most likely is a transistor. A lot of them, they gotta b checked.
look ok in your manual to find the one associated with the servo, should narrow it down.
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