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sys11 b - u25 ram failure

By mr-zed

2 years ago



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    #1 2 years ago

    Hi there!

    I have a Banzai Run game that will not boot.
    I get U25 ram failure.

    It have been unused and waiting for restore/shop for 4-5 years. I have turned it once in a while with no errors. Guess about a 6 months ago last time.

    The batteries was removed when I got it, but there is a bit of corrotion on the board.

    replacing the u25 ram with a new 6116 ram did not make any difference.

    I only get 4.86 volts from the psu - guess thats a bit low. Dont have any other system 11 games to test with.
    Is that too low and what could be the problem with the psu? (the 6057 is ok)

    Regards

    #5 2 years ago
    Quoted from PinballManiac40:

    Please post a picture of this board.

    Here is a pic - the battery was allready removed, when I got the pin some years ago!
    Looking closer at the pic, the corrotion is quite bad - dont know if its fixable.
    Should have neutralized the board when I got the pin, but I didnt know or looked close at the board. Bad mistake.

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    #7 2 years ago

    Update to the sys11 board.

    Removed the board and neutralized the acid.

    Yesterday I finally got time to trouble shoot.

    Using a scope, it was clear that some pins on U25 (address bus) was not receiving data.
    With a multimeter I could trace it to the u25 socket. Replacing the socket solved the problem and the mpu boots again.

    A bit of luck thats for sure.

    Guess it was a little hint for me to begin restoration of this unique piece of pinball history. Love Lawlors innovative ideas.

    3 weeks later
    #8 2 years ago

    Now I’ve done it!
    Mylar removed with no problems!
    A bit of glue remaining!

    Playfield is nice, but will need a little touching up/airbrush and some clearcoats!

    Hoping the first coat with thin clear will fill/remove the fine cracks in the clear on some inserts!

    Cabinet will need work also!
    Still deciding betweek repair and clearcoat, applying decals or use stencils as factory!

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