Monster Bash
Williams, 1998Unfortunately, I broke the cardinal rule of turning the game off when working on the wiring. Damn, I shorted out the lower playfield gi lights. I checked the board and all the fuses are intact. I don’t see any burned wires. Does anyone know where the problem could be? I hate myself. I bet it’s somewhere on the board.
If the fuse looks ok do I need to check with the meter. If it is different where can I get some new fuses?
Quoted from moonwk:No just looked at it and it was not burned or separated.
You need to check with a multimeter. Cant tell by looking at the fuses.
Quoted from moonwk:If the fuse looks ok do I need to check with the meter.
Your GI ones, yes, you most likely blew one. Pull them out to check.
Quoted from moonwk:If it is different where can I get some new fuses?
If it's the small 20mm ones, you might not find around you. Then check Marco Specialties, Pinball Life, Bay Area Amusements, etc.
LTG : )
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