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White Water Coil Help

By Chubbie

1 year ago


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#3 1 year ago

Switch is closed (detects a ball) or transistor blown

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#11 1 year ago
Quoted from LTG:

If it fires on power up it's transistor is bad.
LTG : )

No

If a ball is detected is that hole (opto issue) then 100% the coil would fire on startup (boot)

Could be the opto switch or switch matrix bad

#12 1 year ago
Quoted from LTG:

At this time no. Never replace working parts.
Though I doubt it in this case. Should the problem remain, then you'd need to dig deeper.
Test the transistor, if it comes up bad. Replace it. Call it a day.
LTG : )

No
Blown transistor is usually caused by a shorted coil. 100% you should ohm the coil before powering up the machine after replacing the transistor. Otherwise you just blow another transistor man. Duh

Transistors don't just go bad for no reason.

#14 1 year ago

Ok
Bad transistor usually caused by a shorted coil.
Ohm coil
Change transistor

Never seen a blown transistor without something causing that in the 120 pins I've owned

#19 1 year ago
Quoted from LTG:

I have. In 43 years of solid state pins.
LTG : )

So?
I gix high tech cnc mills and industrial rapid prototype machines for decades. I have experience and proper education on this subject.

Transistors don't just ho bad for bo reason.
Most often they overheat due to a coil that is shorted and sends too much power back to the transistor. Or a shorted lamp circuit erc in pinball machines

You'd be stupid to just swap a transistor and not ask yourself why it failed.

Never in my life have I seen a blown transistor without something causing it.

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