I believe mine is busted. I can barely hear any sound coming from the game. Would a potentiometer make it so the game makes a small amount of noise and then become silent?
I believe mine is busted. I can barely hear any sound coming from the game. Would a potentiometer make it so the game makes a small amount of noise and then become silent?
Sure a bad pot can cause volume problems.
You can test the pot with a DMM. Set a meter on resistance to an outside lead and the middle lead. Adjust the pot and look for a smooth change in resistance. Move the outside lead to the opposite end and test again. If it bounces are or shows open a bunch, the pot is bad.
To get the value of the pot. Check resistance across to two outside leads.
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