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A friend came over and helped me out. Long story short, he wiggled the connection where the wires from the buttons and joysticks connect to the PCB board and they started working. I did have to change out a switch that was sticking but the wire wiggle is what got me up and running. Game has...

Thank you Lindsey, I will give that a go!

Hello, I have a Primal Rage machine that the left joystick only works up and down and only one of the buttons works (not the one I need to select options in the Test screens) The right side (2nd player) works fine. (to bad I can't use this side for the Test screen) I have tried using the...

Thanks DogP!! I had been to that site but with out a picture to see what things are I really didn't have a clue

Correct, however, I am just looking for the name of that type of connector so I can find them so i can make it connect to the 6 block that the game has.

This is off the Makvision 25" monitor- what type of connector is this?

Thanks DogP! Now I just need to get with someone that can show me how to do that. I just got done looking at a sight that had HOTs but they were for a different monitor.. Am I assuming correctly that I would need to get a HOT and/or Flyback that is for my model/manufacturere of monitor?

We have a place called Norvak that I can go to.. I just didn't know if the caps were propriatry or specail that your local store wouldn't have

Thank you Modessitt. I am assuming the monitor would need to be pulled out of the cabinet to replace the caps... Is there something specail I need to sit it on once I get it out? (like an anti-stacic pad or something) I've been looking at a lot of sites and have not been able to find a cap kit...

i guess you could call it ticking.. it sounds high pitch, like power buidling up then releasing in pulse/ticking way

Hello to everyone, I just picked up Primal Rage with a Neotec 2515 monitor in it. I got it home plugged it in and I could hear a pulsing and electric snapping sound.. I turned it of pulled the back off and turned it back on. I immediatly saw the snapping as a resistor (r431 C.F. 1/4W 1K)...