i recently bought a stern stingray at a estate sale for 55$ it was in a room with an indoor pool it has slight damage from the high humidity but not bad other than minor paint damage but after replacing all of the boards except the rectifier board all the lights turn on but nothing happens the displays do not turn on but they may need to be replace after the humidity exposer the chime box used to play when turned on but recently stopped it feels like its slowing getting worse after that and I've done all that I know to and need suggests on what to do next

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thanks im going to do that

i found one blown fuse it was the third 4amp fuse I'm planning to replace all on the rectifier board just to be safe after sitting for so many years

oh I didn't know that thanks also i have a board that has lights on it and only the one in the middle is lighting are they all supposed to light up and if sop what do they mean if u know

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i thought i knew kinda what i was doing like i had already checked the rectifier board once and came to conclusion it was good but i was obviously incorrect also i watched a lot of his videos and my lack of knowledge is due to me being fourteen

Thanks for the help

update... I went with a voltage tester and checked all the test points on the rectifier board after replacing the fuse all of the lights are lighting up green but there is now a red light that says it is over voltage even though all the read outs say it in the right except one that was supposed to be 240v but was 224v so the only one that is not correct is under voltage I am confused on why it says that, I'm going to test the next board to see if there is something happening in it to make it over voltage some where on that board the one that says it is over voltage is the third board in the line of board it passes though

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When you say new connectors do you mean just new metal on the connections or entirely new wires. I'm not trying stay I think that's not going to work I'm just really scared to do more harm than good and mess something really bad to the point where I cant fix it. but your probably right and I will look into it and see if I can do it also I'm kind of on a tight budget now after replacing all those board so I might have to get some money before I do that depending on how much that will cost the boards by the way I did not replace blindly they had lots of corrosion that i am not skilled enough to fix basically I don't know how to solder

thank you

if given the option to solder your connections together or or re crimp what is better

do you guys know of any places that still make the button style lockdown bars for a reasonable price or should I buy a new receiver and get a shark fin lockdown bar

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my solenoid driver board CAUGHT ON FIRE! A solenoid caught on fire yesterday and now i have a bunch of burnt pins so, I need to replace a lot more pins now, need to spend another 200 dollars, and hope my house doesn't burn down. Good news it booted yesterday and then, it caught on fire so it was very close to it booting almost there just a little more work.

thank you mine looks nothing like that

the bottom ones are the ones that are messed up

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so the red light that was lighting up on the mpu that said overvoltage was not overvoltage it didn't have any voltage so it just said ov but the 43 is just in the wrong place so I fixed that and ill look at the 5v tomorrow

I’ve been tweaking it today and it booted and then blew the 1 amp slow blo fuse under the playfield There is also a 1/4 amp slow blow that was blown by the chime box. I put the old solenoid driver board back in it while I wait for the new one and it’s working fine for now