Shaker motor does plug into CN16.
Here are the instructions for the cap kit.
https://sternpinball.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Stern-ShakerMotorAdvisory.pdf
Can I play without the capacitor kit. For some reason the capacitor blew up on power up. Called distributor for replacement. Is there such a thing as a bad capacitor?
Ouch. Did you connect the capacitor in the correct direction? I don't know if there is more than one way to connect it. Unfortunately, I know extremely little about these things.
The service bulletin says the cap kit is to prevent mysterious slam tilt switch activation. You should be able to play the game without it, but if the game registers a slam tilt, you'll know why.
Quoted from SKWilson:Ouch. Did you connect the capacitor in the correct direction?
The service bulletin says the cap kit is to prevent mysterious slam tilt switch activation. You should be able to play the game without it, but if the game registers a slam tilt, you'll know why.
Yup everything was connect per instructions. I powered down immediately after the nuclear cloud. Checked everything and my only guess is capacitor failure.
I mean worst comes to worst I have to buy a new capacitor
I thought the newer Spike games had the capacitors built in and didn't need this modification. What game did you try connecting it to?
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