Fuse F7 on the I/O driver board in the backbox is for the magnet. 4A Slow Blow.
Check to see if it blew and replace if needed.
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Quoted from Scottwashere:Can’t I get an expert on consignment to come whenever I need them for maintenance or repair?
That seems more up my alley?.
I don’t know how to properly execute any of the diagnostic tests or know what an opto is. Though I may try the fuse thing, That sounds promising. I’m gonna get a good nights sleep before I make any moves or extremely poor choices.
Thanks all.
Super simple. Remove the backglass from the game, set aside. Turn the game on and ensure the coin door is closed. Find F7 screen printed in white below the fuses in a row near the top, center of the largest board in the backbox. There should be a red LED lit below the F7 fuse. If the LED is off, the fuse is blown. Take a picture and post it here if in doubt.
Again, make sure the coin door is closed. The safety interlock cuts high voltage to several circuits which will cause several of the LEDs to be off including F7.
DO NOT touch the fuses while the game is on. Some are 50V and can shock you. If it is blown, turn the game off, wait a minute, then remove.
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