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Make sure the 4 connectors at the bottom left corner are in the right spots.
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Also I’m curious why the driver board doesn’t seem to be seated properly. The center right screw doesn’t seem to be in the right place. Sometimes a connector can sneak under the board. Maybe check that again, esp the bottom ones by the GI connectors. Also that connector below j106 looks hacked.
Also check the dmd cable for tightness on the display itself, and on the display board.
Quoted from Haggy38:This connector seems wrong or hack.....
Nah, that’s just GI input. Would not effect anything.
Quoted from Haggy38:Yes they are out of the connector, good eye!!
Whoa good eyes man!!!!!!!
Quoted from PinballManiac40:Usually it does cause lasting damage once the ribbon cable is corrected, if that is what happened this time too. No need to change every fuse in the game. Pull out every fuse though and make sure it tests good off the board and be sure it is the correct amperage fuse and install it back.
Agreed. Don’t replace the fuses - that may cause more confusion to resolve your current issue, and totally unnecessary.
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