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Here are some photos of the current condition and all the mold growth that was behind the metal trim.

Oh no the motherboard is super dead. Not to give away too many spoilers but I bought a new old stock elitegroup PT800CE-A, swapped the cpu ram and gpu over and it fired right up with the stock game image. unfortunately it’s bigger than the original motherboard so some modifications will need to...

Monitor Diagnostics and repair: Plugging the DVI cable into my laptop, the laptop did not detect a display. To further investigate there are several security torx screws on the back of the monitor that needed to be removed, once removed and the front bezel taken off I could see that the DVI...

Initial assessment: Once unloaded I drilled the locks and carefully inspected the motherboard and all other PCBs to ensure that there were no loose screws hanging out that could damage the boards when plugged in. After that was complete I powered it up to find no life. Connecting the...

Hello everyone, Today I am starting my thread on documenting my complete restoration of a Namco Rockin Bowl-O-Rama I recently picked up. Hopefully other members will find these updates useful to restore or fix their own. Unfortunately this one seems to have been stored outside for a while at...

I’m having trouble determining where my thread on my lectro-truck dolly should belong, seems like it should be moved into showcase but at the same time it’s not a cabinet but a tool used to move my cabinets, not a cabinet itself...

THE LEAD SCREW: The lead screw was completely caked in black grease and dirt. The original manual calls for WD-40 periodically and the modern manual calls for a PTFE dry lubricant spray NOT WD40 as it quickly evaporates. both manuals say NOT to grease the screw as it collects dirt and clogs the...

Tearing it down is pretty straight forward. I had to start by removing the wheels and motor box cover to access the motor box bolts. From there remove the brake assembly and unscrew the 1 main power wire and the 3 control wires from the solenoids. Remove the 6 bolts holding the box in place and...

Hello everyone, After having a close call moving a cabinet down a flight of stairs, for the past few months I have been searching for a stair climbing dolly. Hunting up and down facebook marketplace I was searching for a Escalera, Lectrotruck, or a PowerMate. My budget was about $1000 and it...