Arcade Collecting > Pinball
Careful what you wish for- I finally got to join the club
bobbyb13:
"just landed"
Hadn't noticed that!
Typing faster than my callused thumbs allow.
From what I have stumbled onto for info it seems that even if regular wear/aging on a power supply wasn't enough already that a lot of machines have issue with the load of 70+ incandescent bulbs even when the system is new.
So a swap to leds is probably in my future.
I suppose it is most useful to begin at the output of the transformer and head in until I find failure.
The race is on to see which machine I can get up and running first at this point.
pbj:
What’s the other machine?
:pics
bobbyb13:
I was dumbfounded at the other one to appear.
Started a new thread for that one!
lilshawn:
wow, i saw the firs pic and i was like, "ouch, that's a little rough! not bad if it was cheap for a first try at pinball "
then i saw the 2nd pic... "oooooooOOOOOOOOOOHH YIKES!"
not impossible to do... but yes, you have your work cut out, that's for sure
bobbyb13:
Yeah, as prophesized by pbj, it's going to cost me some $$.
I took a shot at some repair work but I do not get good power out of the supply board to begin with.
There are a few spots that got 'warm' on that thing so that will must get replaced.
Same goes for the main board too I think at this point.
I'll just need to chip away at it as I learn more until it's working.
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