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Quoted from Completist:I’m very close to you (30 mins?) and willing to come give you a hand rebuilding the Power Supply. I have everything for that board in stock. Nvram too if you want those batteries gone. No charge for my time, pm me if you want some help.
Awesome of you!
I noticed in the pics , his interconnect board has several crispy connectors, as well as his driver board has alot burn around the diodes and the relay,
Quoted from illpoet:its weird the boards looked fine when i examined them with the naked eye, but was worried when all that showed up in the pics. is the driver board refering to drivers like in a computer? ie letting the hardware work with the software?
In post 7 first pic, look at blackened areas around your diodes, the flipper relay, you could have a faulty diode causing issues, or will soon, these boards are 30 yrs old, you can test them with a dmm set to diode function (line with arrow in center) they should read .4 - .7 if less than .4(.400) they are bad and will need replaced, since a local pinsider is coming to help, I'm sure he will access though,
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