The associated driver and maybe pre driver
Have failed, look in the manual at the schematics , there will be a page with the switch matrix, there you can narrow it down to likely the tip transistor (driver) that fires those coils
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The associated driver and maybe pre driver
Have failed, look in the manual at the schematics , there will be a page with the switch matrix, there you can narrow it down to likely the tip transistor (driver) that fires those coils
Could be a fried connector, cracked solder joint where the connector plugs on the board, or a fault on the board itself, remove an post a few pics of the board
I always liked rollergames!
Glad it was simple, having the schematic and understanding it helps , at least until your familiar with the boardset an how they relate
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