Hi Everyone!

I am new to pinball collecting and recently purchased a Firepower 2 machine off Ebay. When I picked the machine up it was working...now that it was moved to my house it has stopped working. The machine will power on, I get a few seconds to a minute of sound, when you try to start a game nothing happens. The first time I turned it on the flippers worked, now they do not work. Any help would be awesome, if you need more information I will do my best to provide it. This is all new to me but I look forward to learning about it.

I adjusted the setting to be free play. I will push all the connections and make sure nothing came loose. Thanks for the suggestions, I will let you know if it gets me anywhere.

No luck adjusting the connections. After reading some other threads on various sites I am starting to think there is something wrong with the 40 pin connector from the CPU/ MPU and driver boards. I am very new to this so sorry if my terminology is wrong. The machine will still power on but the only thing that is working is the GI. Any thoughts?

I don't own a fuse puller, any tips for removing the fuse without breaking/damaging them? I do own a digital multi-meter so I will be able to check them.

Voltages reading at Pin 6(12vdc unregulated) 14vdc and Pin 7( 5vdc regulated) 4.96vdc both feeding the MPU, so those look okay. My fuse puller will arrive today, I was being a chicken and was worried about breaking something trying to pull them. I will try to check them tonight.

*Update* game is up and running. Cleaned all the EPROMs, the legs all had a lot of oxidation on them, checked the 40 pin interconnect and all pins are intact and solder looked good. Replaced the battery holder with a remote battery holder as it was corroded. Re-soldered the left side of the driver board as many pins solders looked questionable. Checked all the fuses...someone replaced most of them with the wrong amps (20A in a 2.5A!!!!) Game booted and played, noticed the right flipper was sluggish, and checked under the PF, and the switch that told the board if it was in high/low voltage was broken off. Replaced the switch and everything seems like it is working well for the moment. Thanks everyone for all your help!