Another patient saved thanks to the doctors at KLOV: my Ms Pac number 2!
This game came home on January 28th, 2010. It needed everything: tube, chassis, board repair, light assy up top, the works.
Thanks to the crew here at KLOV, the patient will live!
tube provided by: Oryk Zinyo in February
chassis provided by: Peale in May
board repair provided by: channelmanic in October
on-site troubleshooting provided by: Bungy in October
24 hour tech support since January 28th: provided by everyone at KLOV
This game was a real learning experience for me- I simply cannot get over how much I continue to learn about all of this stuff. I'd done a monitor chassis swap in the past, but never a tube swap. I also needed to replace one of the fuse blocks, which FORCED me to become more proficient with soldering!
I have attached some of the 'before' and 'in progress' shots. I do not have a 'completed' shot yet, will try to get one this week.
What's cool is this is a first-generation machine, with the stencil paint and the 'pinker' marquee. My other one has the decals on it.
I still need to put a better joystick in it, but after all I've been through with it this year, I'm happy to just be able to play it. Last night my daughter and I were playing the 2 machines at the same time, and we were both laughing the whole time as the sounds overlapped.
Thank you all!!!!
This game came home on January 28th, 2010. It needed everything: tube, chassis, board repair, light assy up top, the works.
Thanks to the crew here at KLOV, the patient will live!
tube provided by: Oryk Zinyo in February
chassis provided by: Peale in May
board repair provided by: channelmanic in October
on-site troubleshooting provided by: Bungy in October
24 hour tech support since January 28th: provided by everyone at KLOV
This game was a real learning experience for me- I simply cannot get over how much I continue to learn about all of this stuff. I'd done a monitor chassis swap in the past, but never a tube swap. I also needed to replace one of the fuse blocks, which FORCED me to become more proficient with soldering!
I have attached some of the 'before' and 'in progress' shots. I do not have a 'completed' shot yet, will try to get one this week.
What's cool is this is a first-generation machine, with the stencil paint and the 'pinker' marquee. My other one has the decals on it.
I still need to put a better joystick in it, but after all I've been through with it this year, I'm happy to just be able to play it. Last night my daughter and I were playing the 2 machines at the same time, and we were both laughing the whole time as the sounds overlapped.
Thank you all!!!!

