Hello
World Fair gottlieb 1964 World Fair

Changed old chord out and machine is getting no power.

Previous to this chord change I was working on another machine Expo and the world fair was plugged into the same outlet. The previous owner had hacked the chord and it was made up of two different chords. Well the expo was stuck and making a loud noise and the world fair went dark.

I've tried credit wheel , tilt mechs and looked up and down for anything in the coin box and starter area. I can't find anything !!

I have not changed out the fuse! Is it possible while
Working on another machine I blew a fuse on the worlds fair because it was poorly hacked and I'm a hack when it comes to fixing games.

I've been reading some books and I guess
I need to try the fuses. I'm guessing maybe the main fuse that I soldered one part of the chord too

Also I soldered the chord back the other way thinking I had the wrong pieces going to the wrong areas of the machine.

Any help or ideas would be welcome here.

Not sure what kind of fuses to look for.

Should have changed the chord long ago not after it went dark.

Thanks

Back at it today. Took some pictures and will try Some new solutions! Thanks for the feedback.

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I get nothing from trying to jump it with a stick!

I can't tell if my
Fuses are bad

Back story - this was plugged into a socket while I was working on another machine and
The other machine was making a huge noise stuck on something and this thing just went dark. It was working fine and drawing power. The previous owner had two chords rigged together - one chord was from a clock radio a total hack and it would short out sometimes. We would clip the chord apart and then reconnect and it would work ! After the thing went dark I finally realized I should update the chord and did. But now no power coming into the machine whatsoever.

I'll check the power chord but it was a new item purchased through the pinball warehouse.

Do you think I have connected the chord correctly based on the images that I uploaded ?
I'd love to hear if you think a fuse is blown or what the characteristics of a blown fuse might look like. ?

The chord was brand new when it was replaced last week. But still getting no power into the machine. I can test that distance tomorrow. When I'm back at it.

Any feedback is welcome