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Main => Monitor/Video Forum => Topic started by: fairway2000 on December 24, 2008, 09:05:07 pm
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Merry Christmas All
I have a D9200 in a 05 Golden Tee. I lost the red a year ago. I changed neck board and it worked. Now it did it again.
Any thing I should know. I don't like $60.00 fuses.
Thanks
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This service bulletin explains what has happened and how to repair it:
http://www.wellsgardner.com/pdf/Service/SERVICE%20BULLETIN%2030A%20NECK.pdf
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Thanks
I have the new board.
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Resolder or replace the red driver transistor on the neckboard.
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Thanks Ken
The Red came back. Could that still be the problem?
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I had the same exact "RED disappears" problem on a Golden Tee on location and it had the new neckboard too. I resoldered the transistor, but the problem became intermittent.....sometimes working, sometimes not. Ended up swapping that transistor with one of the other colors and the problem moved to the other color. So I went out and bought a brand new NTE replacement transistor and that fixed it. Remember these transistors are driven very hard to the limit of their specifications (part of Wells-Gardner's poor design) and fail often from heat. Use silicone heat sink grease on these transistors.
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Thanks
Is that Q 201? I have an old style neck board can I take it off that? Or is that the one thing they changed.
Thanks Again
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I don't have a manual or schematic. I don't think the newer neckboard used different transistors than the old one. I think only the layout and the method of mounting the transistor changed.
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Ok I have two manuals one said Q202 and the other said 211? Help
Thanks
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q201 and q203 according to the schem
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Ok I changed Q201 and it works. Now I have done this 3 times on this game. Can you drive the red too hard? I have 4 games in my house with a D9200 and this one is the only one that does it.
Thanks for the help
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i assume u replaced it with a new xistor AND applied heatsink compound.
and from Ken's prev post:
there has been a modification/production change made to the circuitry/pcb.
http://www.wellsgardner.com/pdf/Service/SERVICE%20BULLETIN%2030A%20NECK.pdf
using orig pcb or upgrade ?
qrz
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Yep did all that. I did mount a fan in the machine. I saw my Blitz has 4 fans and never had a problem
Thanks