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In my 79’ Genie machine, been having issues where the right flipper is triggering the game over relay, had a diode come off the upper right flipper but soldered it back on and now when I run through the self test none of the coils fire and I just replaced the power supply in the back box
Also sometimes when I power it on, the number 70 shows up in the match section and the manual says it’s an upper playfield drop target, but it goes down and resets when I run the test sequence, any reason why this is happening or know how I can clear the code
Quoted from GRUMPY:There are 2 of these bridge rectifiers in side the cabinet on the bottom. The one on the right is for solenoid power. Check for DC volts (red test lead) on the lead with 4 red wires, black test lead on the black wire diagonally across from the red wires. If no voltage then change meter to A/C volts and check the red/white wire and black/white wire for A/C volts. If you have A/C volts but no DC volts the bridge rectifier is bad and needs to be replaced. If you have no A/C volts then check the fuse with the red/white wire on it, it should be a 5 amp slow blow fuse.
Getting 0.3 DCV and 0.0 ACV
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