What is the length for the legs on the Street Fighter pinball? Picked up a project game that was missing the legs. The DMD display panel is also missing. Is that a regular DMD panel like Williams, Data East, etc or special for the Gottlieb machines? Have a lot or work to do before I can even think of powering it up. Going to start gathering parts.

Seems like it may be a cool game and definitely different than my others.

Thanks for the clarification on the legs. At least I know what to look for.

I guess I wasn’t clear about the DMD. The panel with speakers is there but the actual DMD is gone. I have a spare out of a Data East but that is a high voltage DMD panel and I’m not sure if that will work. If not then I need to look for a DMD as well.

Can someone post a clean picture of the fuse chart for the power brick in the bottom of the cabinet? I have the manual which has the fuse list but I didn’t see a diagram that shows what the fuse holder numbers are for those.

The ones under the playfield are well marked. Looked through the photo gallery for this thread but didn’t find a good picture.

Yes! Thank you.

Making progress on my project game. It's running! well, mostly. I pulled off the dead MPU battery and installed a coin cell holder for a new 2430 battery. Game is setup for 110V operation. It had been set to 220V since it was a re-import. Many assemblies were stuck from sitting but are working now. Still need to disassemble and clean a few.

At the moment there are few things to get working:

- Upper Left flipper isn't working. Coil seems to check out ok. It looks like the cabinet flipper switch on the left has two sets of contacts. Which set of those controls the upper flipper? Should be able to track this issue down soon.

- Motor isn't running but I do hear the relay clicking when the test runs. Should that motor have power all the time and run whenever the relay is actuated? Is there a fuse just for the motor power? I've tried cleaning the relay contacts but they may still be dirty. Just want to get a better idea on how that is all controlled.

- The rest just seems to be some lamps out on the sides of the car, some in the backbox, and some flash lamps. Still could be bad bulbs, corroded sockets (likely), or a bad driver on the board.

Overall my impression of the game is good. Seems to play well and has a couple innovative features.

Was able to get the motor running. With the playfield up I temporarily used a jumper wire across the terminals for the contacts and it ran. Just had to give those contacts a more thorough cleaning and adjust. Makes a big difference with it running as it should.

Fixed. Just used a jumper on the cabinet switch and that upper flipper worked ok. Confirmed that the contacts towards the inside of the game are the ones that control the upper flipper. I've never seen contacts so bad and it took quite a bit more filing to clean them up. More than I've ever had to do in the past. Working well now but I'm going to order fresh cabinet switches.

I think I'm just down to fixing lamps that are out and then LOTS of cleaning, fresh rubber rings, replace the shooter rod, and replace the power cord. Getting closer to a playable game. Definitely some interesting shots in this game.