Jurassic Park, The Lost World
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Quoted from Ericc123:So I've been working on a project re-import Jurassic Park the Lost World for about four months and still can't get it to turn on.
Do you have the transformer wired for 120V? Is the 8amp main fuse in that power switch box, to the right just inside the coin door, blown? Normally overseas this would be a 5amp fuse.
Quoted from Ericc123:I did wire the transformer for 120V (assuming I did it correctly) and did put an 8amp fuse in the power box. [quoted image]
That looks wired right. You have 2 black wires looped together on the same pins 2 and 3?
Do you have 120Vac at the service outlet in the power box?
Quoted from Ericc123:It was moving around but I believe it’s 1323. My multi meter beeps if current is passing through so that’s what I was listening for.
Retest because it should be a constant beep since a fuse is basically a short unless it has an issue. Best to go to 200 ohm setting and make sure it is less than 1 ohm.
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