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Arcade Repair Anonymous 2015-09-20 15:34:59 No.1123

Sup /diy/

Just got this NBA Jam arcade in my garage, don't own it but I'm gonna repair it.

Owner said he heard a pang from the back of it, and smoke started coming out. I've already changed the flyback that caused the explosion (it was apparently a common issue) but soykaf still wont work.

With further inspection I found out there is no power going into the screen, but the fuses on the power supply is intact, so the PSU might be broke and either needs repairing or replacing

Just got the repair manual for the cabinet too

Anonymous 2015-09-20 15:44:47 No.1124

>>1123
That's pretty cool.

Anonymous 2015-09-20 18:28:21 No.1125

If it's just the spu you'd be most lucky. I remember most midway cabinets being complete tossers.

Anonymous 2015-09-20 18:40:09 No.1126

>>1125
Seems like it wasn't the PSU after all, dad told me he had checked the voltages and nothing came trough, but he didn't know there was a power on switch on it.

I'll check the voltages going to the daughterboard controlling CRT stuff when I got the time