Quoted from hd60609:

I had the random resets as well. It was happening quite often. Sometimes the display would just scramble, but that seemed to be better when I reseated the ribbon cables. But the game reset, especially noticeable in the middle of multiball making me think it was mechanical shaking. I reseated the power connectors often, but then ended up reflowing the connectors on the power supply. It is now much better, but still happens every couple weeks.
I am strongly considering getting a new power supply. Which did you end up getting and from which vendor? Are you happy with it? I was going to go with the one specifically made for the large displays, but I am running a 12v Dr Pinball LCD display and may eventually switch to the Color DMD LCD. So I was considering the Rottendog power supply that doesn't have the higher voltage going to the DMD board.
I was also going to purchase the new capacitor kit for the large DMDs, reflow the fuse clip holders and keep the original power supply as a spare. Anyone redo the capacitors? Does it really help?

Quoted from Looprunner:

Here is the power supply I purchased. A few people told me I'd save a lot of money rebuilding the board but I didn't want to fry my son's game on my first restore. Thus, I just purchased a new board. I've had no issues at all. The color DMD doesn't use as much power as the legacy DMD.
Power Supply

Quoted from Langless28:

The original dmd uses the 18v power and has a built in transformer that steps it up to the HV the screen requires to light. It's actually the dmd controller board that draws a lot of current. I am sure the color dmd uses less current but the display was never a current draw issue, only the display controller board.

Quoted from hd60609:

This is the one I was leaning toward and glad to hear Looprunner had great luck with it. I was nervous because it doesn't list a brand or manufacturer but it clearly states it's for the Sega Large Displays.
https://ksarcade.net/new-replacement-power-supply-520-5047-03.html

Quoted from hd60609:

This is what was so confusing for me. I would love your opinion. Here are the links to power supplies listed on K's arcade website for "Batman Forever".
This is the one I was leaning toward and glad to hear Looprunner had great luck with it. I was nervous because it doesn't list a brand or manufacturer but it clearly states it's for the Sega Large Displays.
https://ksarcade.net/new-replacement-power-supply-520-5047-03.html
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This one is by Gulf Pinball and I am unfamiliar with them. It clearly does not list any Sega Large Displays on the front of the board, but the "Tech Note" says that it is fine for Sega Large Displays.
https://ksarcade.net/new-replacement-power-supply-for-data-east-520-5047-00.html
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So if the above power supply is OK, then I was thinking this one should be OK as well. I am familiar with Rottendog and have been pleased with prior purchases. I love the fact that they list the voltages next to the connector pins on this board. But it also does not list Sega Large Displays on the front of this board. If you click the "Game Capability" tab for this board, it lists all of the Sega Large Display games as well as the others.
https://ksarcade.net/rottendog-power-supply-data-east-520-5047-00-dps005.html
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I have been extremely hesitant to proceed because years ago I purchased a new power supply for a Data East Jurassic Park and it literally fried my MPU. Board was also supposed to be compatible with BF so I tried it here and fried that MPU. A technician told me later that it was a faulty power supply. Thus my hesitation.

Quoted from Langless28:

If they are fuses for your 5v then when the dmd turns on its drawing the voltage too low and resetting everything. The on board fuse clips are notorious for breaking and causing weak connections which drops the voltage. You need to replace the fuse clips.
The large dmd controller board draws upward of 1.2A. Try unplugging the red/black wire that goes to J1 on the display controller. It’s directly attached to the back of the dmd. See if it can turn on and start a game etc. I know you won’t see anything but see if the mpu boots and stays on.
Know how to solder?

Quoted from Arrakis:

Alright I reseated the z connector no dice. I did however notice that a few of the fuse holder clips on the power supply board were extremely wiggly and looks like they might break. Anymore suggestions on possible solutions?

Quoted from CaptainNeo:

if you press slightly downward on the fuse. If it spreads out, then you know you have bad clips and they will have to be swapped out. Happens to me on DE all the time.

Quoted from Arrakis:

Another noob question. The machine still has old bulbs in it if I want to upgrade to LEDs do I just swap them out or do I need to upgrade something else in the machine to use them?

Quoted from Arrakis:

Thats definitely happening with 3 of them on the power supply.

Quoted from Arrakis:

Another noob question. The machine still has old bulbs in it if I want to upgrade to LEDs do I just swap them out or do I need to upgrade something else in the machine to use them?

Quoted from hd60609:

I think it's these
https://www.pinballlife.com/pcb-fuse-clips-for-14-diameter-fuses.html
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Quoted from Langless28:

Figured since there are a few new owners since the last time I asked. Does anyone have the capability to scan part of their cabinet art? The front of my cabinet is terrible and I need to make new artwork for stencils or a waterslide.

Quoted from Arrakis:

So I pulled the PS off today to solder new fuse clips in and noticed alot of bulging on the backside of the board. Is this common?
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Quoted from Arrakis:

So I pulled the PS off today to solder new fuse clips in and noticed alot of bulging on the backside of the board. Is this common?
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Quoted from Arrakis:

Alright I changed out the bad fuse holders/fuses in the power supply. No luck machine is doing exactly what it did before that.

Quoted from Looprunner:

I noticed when I hit the flippers that sometimes the slingshot fires and the purple light goes off near the flipper. I'm guessing that's not supposed to happen, correct?

Quoted from hd60609:

First check the obvious. If one of the switches under the sling is really, really close to being closed, then the violent snap of the flipper can shake it and it will fire. Next, replace the purple bulb to see if it's a bulb or socket issue...

Quoted from CRPIT:

Does anyone knows what Robin says after a ball save?

Quoted from Shenanigander:

I recently listed a new old stock green ramp set. See link:
ebay.com link

Quoted from Langless28:

O wow. I’m sure this will make a BF owner with destroyed ramps very very happy!

Quoted from TheRudyB:

For those interested in a little background, we based the game on the original script which had all of what's in this article and more. We even had clips of many of the scenes.
https://bit.ly/3iHM8br
Three days before the theatrical release we got to see the finished film. When it was over, the game team was stunned. We looked at each other. WTF was THAT? Key scenes were missing, many scenes were (to us) completely out of order, other scenes had been replaced with very obvious cost-driven shortcuts, etc.
I gotta run here in a few, so let me give you one tidbit now and save a really great one for another time.
One of the deleted scenes came after the Riddler had kidnapped Chase Meridian and had her in his lair near the end of the film. It was the shortly after she told him "Batman will come for me" and he replied with "I'm counting on it!" The Riddler originally went on to say "Nighty night, sweetheart!" - and then pulled out an oversized syringe containing a glowing green liquid. He then plunged its prominently large needle into Chase's neck and injected her, knocking her out immediately. Apparently too dark for Warner Bros. (and perhaps even more likely for a Burger King cup.)
But given production lead times and the fact the factory was had been ramping up production ahead of the film's official release, the playfields had been finalized and manufactured long before we saw the final movie. So if you look just to the right of the upper pair of Two Face's coin standup targets, you'll see the Riddler about to use that syringe on Chase.

Quoted from TheRudyB:

For those interested in a little background, we based the game on the original script which had all of what's in this article and more. We even had clips of many of the scenes.
https://bit.ly/3iHM8br
Three days before the theatrical release we got to see the finished film. When it was over, the game team was stunned. We looked at each other. WTF was THAT? Key scenes were missing, many scenes were (to us) completely out of order, other scenes had been replaced with very obvious cost-driven shortcuts, etc.
I gotta run here in a few, so let me give you one tidbit now and save a really great one for another time.
One of the deleted scenes came after the Riddler had kidnapped Chase Meridian and had her in his lair near the end of the film. It was shortly after she told him "Batman will come for me" and he replied with "I'm counting on it!" The Riddler originally went on to say "Nighty night, sweetheart!" - and then pulled out an oversized syringe containing a glowing green liquid. He then plunged its prominently large needle into Chase's neck and injected her, knocking her out immediately. Apparently too dark for Warner Bros. (and perhaps even more likely for a Burger King cup.)
But given production lead times and the fact the factory had been ramping up production ahead of the film's official release, the playfields had been finalized and manufactured long before we saw the final movie. So if you look just to the right of the upper pair of Two Face's coin standup targets, you'll see the Riddler about to use that syringe on Chase.

Quoted from Daditude:

Does anyone have a display or color display to sell me for Batman forever?

Quoted from Pinballocks:

I have two Large DMD for sale. A used Cherry $225 & a new Dale $375. OBO. No lines out. Just pulled the Cherry from my BF. Loving my new ColorDMD & never going back.

Quoted from Pinballocks:

I have two Large DMD for sale. A used Cherry $225 & a new Dale $375. OBO. No lines out. Just pulled the Cherry from my BF. Loving my new ColorDMD & never going back.

Quoted from Daditude:

I sent you a pm

Quoted from AntennaMan:

I have a problem with the third flipper. I hadn't turned on the machine for a month or two. Previously it was working 100%. Now when the ball kicks into the shooter lane, the 3rd flipper slowly moves until it's fully extended and stays there until the ball drains, at which time it instantly drops back to where it belongs. Next ball, it start over again, rinse repeat. Any ideas?

Quoted from Mikonos:

I encorage myself to design a custom pinball cards for this pinball. I finished with rules card. All opinions and improvement suggestions are welcome! I hope you like!
"Batman Forever Custom Pinball Card - Rules" (SEGA). Designed by Zona Arcade and Mikonos.
https://www.zonaarcade.com/fotos/capturas/Batman%20Forever%20Custom%20Pinball%20Card%20-%20Rules.%20Mikonos1.jpg
Details in "Batman Forever Custom Pinball Card - Rules" (SEGA). Designed by Zona Arcade and Mikonos.
https://www.zonaarcade.com/fotos/capturas/Batman%20Forever%20Custom%20Pinball%20Card%20-%20Rules.%20Mikonos2.jpg
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I take bigger screenshots and photos, click to enlarge images (and click again on display image mode if it is necessary) for avoid blur effect of pinside´s miniatures.
Regards