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Quoted from TurboTJK:I had the Alltek Ultimate MPU board installed professionally about 6 months ago and everything was fine
Most of these pinball boards are just plug & play. What exactly does "installed professionally" mean in this context? Not trying to be a smart-ass; it's a serious question.
Quoted from TurboTJK:... It turns out the battery leaked onto the old mpu after all that time so they recommended I get (and they installed) the new ultimate mpu board and also a new driver board. ...
Hopefully they did more than simply remove and plug in two new boards. I am not trying to be critical as they may have done a ton of honest work, but swapping out boards takes minimal skill and effort.
Would they be willing to troubleshoot this for you under warranty perhaps?
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