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| Atari Centipede Cocktail table game has no power |
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| jennifer:
Sitting around waiting for the mail man will just make you old...Grab a switcher, or a benchtop P/S and continue troubleshooting. |
| vapuser:
Good morning all, just a quick update before the weekend. My fuses came in as well as the miniature bulbs for the coin receptor. I put all the new parts in and took a few pics of the monitor. I probably won't remove it from the chassis until after I replace the transistor and the regulator in the ARII. As you can see from one of the monitor pics below, a zoomed in view of the fuse looks like it might be ok. Won't know until I actually test it. There is another pic that is showing what looks like a bad electrical component. I'll have to look that number up in the parts list. I was reading an article yesterday on how to switch out an old CRT with a modern LCD. Has anyone tried that? Any pros and cons? Well, have a good weekend, I'll check back on Monday. |
| vapuser:
This pic below shows the fuse. |
| vapuser:
This pic is showing what appears to be a bad part. |
| Mike A:
Do not put an LCD in that cab. Please God no. |
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