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Nope, never rebuilt. Don't even know what to do. Is there a kit?

I have a tales of the Crypt pinball machine. One of the flippers is soft, can barely get the ball up the ramps and sometimes dies altogether. If I sand the contacts it usually is better for a few minutes but fails again quickly. Do I need to replace the whole flipper assembly, or the contacts...

Does anyone know anyone who repairs boards? I have a broken Jamma 48 in 1 but believe it is salvagable. thanks

No, I guess this is the right place. Sorry I am pretty new to the forum. Anyone have any ideas?

oops sorry I misplaced this post.....I'll go place it in PCB repair section.

I have a Jamma 48 in 1 board that stopped working after I switched monitors. I replaced it, but wonder if anyone knows anyplace I can send it to see if it can be repaired cost effectively?

What does it mean? Seem to have fried the video out signal on my board somehow.

Have a busted 48 in 1 jamma board. Original snow bros game works fine, but when I plug the jamma board in the display is screwed. Processing works, I can play games blind. The image is grainy, slanted, incomplete and spinning. I hate to throw the board out, can I repair it or get it fixed or...

Got a new 60 in 1 board, figured out how to enter setup mode and adjust settings but when I exit set up and boot up the game the settings are always reset. What am I doing wrong? How do I save changes. Thanks for the help.

I am trying to diagnose a problem with my Jamma machine. I think I found the problem - at no load condition my +12V is outputting 8V. There doesn't seem to be a pot to adjust this (like there is for the +5). Any tips on what is causing this and how to repair? Thanks, much appreaciated.

Regarding the fire and jump buttons, I successfully disassembled and cleaned all buttons. Two of them, on the actual switch part that wires attach to, the actuating button is stuck inside the switch. It's mostly plastic and doesn't look like it comes apart. I tried poking tihe little bastard...

Ongoing sagA I did measure the voltage at 5.6 and dialed down to 5.1. No change (cabinet one). The monitor is not horizontal on machine 1, fixed that long ago. Machine 2 is undergoing revitalization and will turn that monitor too. I am just trying to avoid replacing my 48 in 1 board, save...

Got it Ah ha! I got it! I got the machine working, it lives! Thanks a bunch guys!

The continuing saga of the jamma 48 in 1 diagnosis. In machine #1 the snow bros board works fine but plug in the 48 in 1 board and it doesn't seem to work. (no sound, video is spinning colored static). Machine #2 (yes I have two snow bros machines) snow bros works fine. 48 in 1 will boot...

Volt reduction Ok thanks for the tip. Can you tell me how to adjust it?

Voltage 5.6 volts verified

Jam On start up LED 3 blinks red for 5 seconds, then LED 2 blinks green and never stops. Screen comes on with that moving pattern of colored static and never stops. Makes a sound like a chain saw for 60 seconds then goes quiet. This is consistent with the boot sequence when it worked.

Jamma Has VGA output but got a blank screen. When I plug into the machine I get no signs of function (eg when only monitor is blown I can still hear the game working) and arcade screen is a moving wave of red and black scramble with no clear image.

I have a dead 48 in 1 Jamma board. It must be the board because when I plug in my old snow bros board it all works fine. The board is pretty new and I don't see anything wrong on it. Are there any steps I can take to diagnose and maybe repair the board or is it junk? Advice is appreciated...

F5 failure F5 is dead. I'll find a new one and see if that helps.