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If you are going to collect these things, you are going to have to learn to work on them, and we ALL have dealt with stuff like this. Not sure about your prior experiences with this dealer, but "working" games can often break just moving them across the room. It happens. They should have...

Pictures below are courtesy of @vagrant13 who recently sold one of these. These are the pins that are normally damaged and this is how it looks if repaired correctly. If you fix it, you might need to take a look at the Jamma Connector as well. If you hack it, it doesnt matter if the power...

That Vegas boardset is very power hungry. Unplug the Jamma harness and take a look at where it plugs in to the pcb. Chances are you will see burned marks or damaged fingers where the 5v comes in. This is right beside where the 4 wire molex plug goes to the hard drive. If so, this is your...

I checked all the old places I used to get ddr parts from and just found the bare hose with metal box ends that the harness goes in, but no luck on the actual harness. Probably will have to Buy one of those and build the harness. Here is an OLD post I found on the connector type if you want to...

Hopefully someone with some better know how will chime in. There are several things which could cause resetting. You are correct in that it could be a power supply. It could also be the CD rom drive flaking out. You should take some pictures of the insides that you have questions about and...

I've got an original Sammy deer hunter that I am trying to get back going and I am having problems with the shots not registering. In calibration mode, it only registers shots in the middle of the screen in about a 2" square area, but its random shot placement in that area and it registers the...

Let me send you my Gorf boardset for repair!

The coin door lamps should each have 2 wires going to them. It doesn't matter which one you put your leads on, red on one side, black on the other. FYI, just like your car battery, red lead is positive and black lead is negative.... if you accidently put the red lead on the negative and the...

I can check mine out this weekend, but was there a fan on that missing cover?

IO board would be my guess. Have had naomis that would run force feedback in test but not game play. Changed everything before i thought of the io. Of course i say all this without even checking to see if the light control even runs through the io board

Ill get it packed up for you. I think dewman is right, there are two extra holes on the outside of each sensor mount to make the 4 screw sensors mount. Im betting that the inside holes of the 4 screw sensors line up with the holes for the the 2 screw sensor. Aside from the 2 extra sensor...

So looks like they shipped with different sensors at some point as there does not appear to be any evidence of there having been a 2 screw sensor in yours, just the 4 hole. They both mount the same way.. philips throught the top, spacer, board. I dont remember them using the bjg screw for...

Here is what i took them from. The 2 philips screws come down from the top.

Where did you take your measurements? Since more than one game does this, id check the same thing on the outlet you are using, or any circuit strip attached to that outlet. If the cord was wired with the neutral and line swapped (if someone replaced the end) or if the outlet was not wired...

http://onecircuit.com/index.php/product/coinup-1up/ spend the $20 and be done with it

I have 4 spare boards waiting for me to send off for repair. All of them have graphic issues caused by problems on the video board. There are some common issues on these boards which include ram failure, but i havent had much experience fixing any of them. I know you are in the uk and sending...

The 9 in 1 doesnt work because it is broken. spend 40 and replace it with a 60-1 and save you some time and headache. before tossing it, try powering up while holding down the test switch to get into test mode. Yep, with enough effort you might can fix it, but its really not worth it...

Smartbomb, you been at this long enough to not be asking questions like that... In the words of the Great Joe Biden, Come on, Man! Just messing with ya - you must not have much Jamma stuff in the lineup.

Try swapping the I/O board to see if it moves the problem. Cant remember if it is in the cage or mounted behind the cage, but it will be under the seat and the last board closest to the seat back. I believe the drive board will work independently of the the I/O so one can work without the other.

I am guessing that the two readings in the test menu for the stick don't go up and down when you move the stick, right? readings indicate that it is an extreme position of each pot - or no voltage. Unfortunately, I have had no experience with that little amp board. For now, don't dick with...