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| Spyridon:
Reassembly continues... ...and the best advice I can give anyone that is doing a complete restore is 1. Bag and Tag all the parts into individual bags 2. Take lots of pictures before you disassemble |
| Level42:
Yep completely agreed on the bags and pictures. Great work, I really should look into a spray-gun etc. |
| Spyridon:
Boy there are a lot of wires in this game. Today I finished putting all the wires back in place. The on/off switch had been bypassed by the previous owner (not sure why) so I hooked that back up. Here are all of the wires hooked back up in the base of the cab (nice and clean compared to what it looked like before I started) Stapled the serial number tags and warning tag back in place Back back doors didn't have working locks and were just screwed into place. I added new locks: Picked up a set of 3 keyed alike locks from Bob Roberts. Worked out perfect as I needed one long and two short ones. Now one key will open both of the back doors as well as the coin door. Next I put the monitor back in: Finally, the marquee, bezel, and control panel are put into place: All that's left is side art and t-molding. Also need to fire it up and see if it works! |
| WunderCade:
:notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud: :applaud: Man that looks minty...and it's not even done...lol. Great job Spyridon! Can't wait to see the end result with the game screen on. |
| Spyridon:
Installed the t-molding today. The bad news is that I fired it up and...nothing :angry: The lights in both marquees turn on but I don't get anything on the screen. It does not play blind, but I do hear a slight beeping coming from the speakers. I checked the voltages and they are good. Not sure what the problem is at this point. |
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