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Hey all. I’m pretty sure I understand that the high voltage section on the PS is what powers the displays. Does it affect anything else?
I have a Police Force and I checked the +100/-100 on the PS and it reads properly. However, the game has to “warm up” before the displays will come on. I thought they were shot and then I left the game on for a few hours and came back to see that the displays seem totally fine.
woody76 haha you know me... I may give up before it’s done.
PinballManiac40 thanks for the tips. I’m gonna rebuild that section either way. When the displays finally do come on, they are bright and vibrant. I don’t see any missing sections. It’s taking at least an hour for them to come to life as it is.
pinmike I have it in my garage but it stays around 60 in there. None of my other machines have this issue.
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