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What board is this? System 80

By Pinhead306

6 years ago


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    #1 6 years ago

    Hi I'm trying to help a guy diagnose a problem by text from a couple hours away. He has a Gottlieb timeline he said all the sudden the flippers stopped working and also I won't load a ball into the chute to start a game. At first I thought it was a fuse for the siloniodes but he changed that and the problem still there.

    #2 6 years ago

    We noticed in the first pics he sent me that the display on player 1 and 3 only have 5 digits and the 2 and 4 player have 6 digits.

    #3 6 years ago

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    #4 6 years ago

    He took a pic of the boards for me today.

    #5 6 years ago

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    #6 6 years ago

    Is this a battery leaking on a system 80? Would this area of the board have anything to with flippers not working or game not starting?

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    #7 6 years ago

    What board is that a picture of with the corrosion?

    #8 6 years ago

    If that's a close up of the bottom right board, that's the driver. Probably just heatsink paste or something, not actually corrosion, unless it dripped all the way from the MPU above it (top right). Battery corrosion probably wouldn't affect the displays anyway (could be just a bad connector).

    Displays are controlled via the two right side connectors on the MPU. The interconnect cable between the mpu and the driver could cause the solenoid issue, it can be quite flaky. Reseat both with game off and see if anything changes.

    Flippers (and probably other solenoids, but I don't have my schematics handy) are also controlled via the game over Q relay, could be the contacts need cleaning/adjusting.

    #9 6 years ago

    Reseat all the connectors, especially the MPU and Driver board. Double check the fuses incase it blew another one.

    John

    #10 6 years ago

    Yea that's s picture of the bottom right board. I'll get him to reseat all connectors and change all fuses.

    #11 6 years ago

    I got him to reseat all connectors. He got his displays back working but still no flippers or ball loading into plunger lane. What to try next?

    #12 6 years ago
    Quoted from Pinhead306:

    I got him to reseat all connectors. He got his displays back working but still no flippers or ball loading into plunger lane. What to try next?

    Try the coil test

    #13 6 years ago

    And to save future headaches -- get rid of that battery!!!

    http://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Gottlieb_System_80#Relocating_the_battery_from_the_MPU_board

    There was one parts guy that had 5101 replacements that worked in Gottlieb System 80s.. hopefully he'll chime in.

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