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Quoted from Rascal_H:I’m not great at reading these things but upon inspection there’s a led labeled PIA that’s not lit. Should it be lit? Does PIA stand for “Pain In Ass”? Lol[quoted image]
Watch it on boot up, I found this for how it should behave
"At power-on, the CPU board performs several self tests. While watching the LEDs (Light Emitting Diode) on the CPU board, some information can be derived from them. If all the self tests pass, the LEDs illuminate in the following order at power-on.
PIA (Peripheral Interface Adaptor) and +5 volt LED turns on immediately. After about 1/2 second, the PIA LED turns off. Blanking LED turns on next. +5 volt and Blanking LEDs will stay on (until the game is turned off)."
Also worth looking into the sound board chip as suggested and the condition of the sockets on the sound board.
Quoted from Rascal_H:Interesting... my PIA light never comes on.
Is it possible you just aren't catching it flash during the boot? Should only be on for a half second. You could also consider picking up a test rom to help troubleshoot this if you confirm its not lighting https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/965-0100-00
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