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A couple of things come to mind when reading this thread:
1. Always download the manual from IPDB when doing any kind of work like this. Almost all are available for free except Gottlieb.
2. Never assume that things are wired correctly, or even the correct parts are installed. Previous work done can be done incorrectly. I have seen this over and over.
Those header pins look burned badly. But it also looks like the connector is on wrong. Looks like the empty pin next to the far right pin isn't lined up with the blank pin. That's why there should be a plastic key pin in that hole, to prevent plugging it in wrong. It looks like you could use a new board, or at least some professional repair work done.
Quoted from Pinball-DOOD:Ah good call. But the CN11 connector I posted is on the MPU! Could you provide a link to where I can find this?
Ah, my mistake. I thought we were looking at the power driver board. MPU board is much pricier...
https://www.pinballlife.com/rottendog-data-east-mpu-board.html
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