Great thanks Zaza - I already found the 7812 at Radio Shack I am going to pick up the cap today as well.
https://www.radioshack.com/products/radioshack-12v-fixed-voltage-regulator-7812?variant=5717601477
The above will work for 7812?
Great thanks Zaza - I already found the 7812 at Radio Shack I am going to pick up the cap today as well.
https://www.radioshack.com/products/radioshack-12v-fixed-voltage-regulator-7812?variant=5717601477
The above will work for 7812?
Quoted from djsolzs:The above will work for 7812?
Yes, as far as I know, this type 7812 is an 1 Ampere continuous and 2.2Amp peak-level regulator.
Because of the voltage going up and down on TP8, you might consider to replace the bridge rectifier BR.1 as well.
But the one I see at radioshack is 'only' 8Amp where the original uses a 35Amp version.
Maybe you have one spare to use ?
Im pretty new to pinball repair (as you can tell) so the only spare parts I have are fuses.
Any worries with just replacing the 7812 first - then testing to see if I get back the 12v - then if I need to replace BR1? I mean is there a downside to not replacing BR1 right away?
No worries if you do it step by step. Let's first see what happens after a new 7812.
Only when the bridge has a shorted segment it would give problems but you measured no short.
It could be that one segment is 'open' and that is difficult to measure with 2 fat capacitors on the 18Volt supply.
Thanks for the advice Circus Charlie I figured the peanut gallery would chime in at some point
Got everything replaced and soldered just gotta switch it on. Fingers crossed
Quoted from Push600:I think you need a new canewton circuit.
After replacing g 7812 and c2 I have 12vd and I'm back up and running! Thanks zaza!
Clock is out of wack not defaultong to 12 so I'll need to figure that out or reset it somehow?
I'll also go back over my voltages. I really need to figure out how to prevent this in the future!
Everything is working well so far except the clock.
I noticed when the machine went down it was out if wack when I turned it back on... the clock that is.
Go figure clock is a rottendog clock board.
It will go 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5 on the hour hand and then it's behind. Happens twice between 12 and 12 that once it reaches say 10 pm at 11 it jumps back to 10 but the minute hand keeps moving.
Thoughts?
Very nice that you got this one working !
The clock, I think that one opto doesn't work. Go into clock-test and set it on Fast-Forward. Are all 8 optos working in a 12 hour cycle ?
Yeah I'm pretty pumped! After playing a couple games the clock fixes itself during gameplay... credit dot goes away. When power off then back on it breaks again. But again during gameplay fixes itself...
I'm hesitant to play it too much until I track down the cause of the issue I'd prefer to not blow that voltage regulator again.
Any advice on tracking it down? Is there any way to work backward on the 12v to narrow down where the cause could have been or trace wires back?
Thanks again
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