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There's a good chance that you sent high voltage to somewhere that it wasn't supposed to go.
Probably not an easy fix, unfortuantely.
Inspect the boards in the backbox for any signs of burn damage or blown components.
Worst case scenario, you may have to send out the boards for repair.
Some info: https://www.flippers.com/atari_pin_service.html
Quoted from United555:Does anybody knows who repair Atari Boards?
One of the few places that work on Superman boards: https://www.flippers.com/service.html
You could also try asking here--I'm not sure if they repair those boards or not: https://ksarcade.net/board-repair.html
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