I have a Big Buck Hunter that upon power up, the screen shows "no signal". What can I do to resolve this?
Thanks,
David
Thanks,
David
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Just in case pushing the power button on the computer behind the coin door doesn't work, and then checking the connections between the power switch and the CPU on the backplane turns up with nothing....
I just finished repairing a BBH. The CPU was dead, and so was the power supply. I inspected the CPU, but I couldn't find any obvious smoking guns (blown chips, blown capacitors, smoked components), so I had to go the exchange route. I couldn't find a compatible board.
You can do a quick check of the PS by jumpering the main (large) connector by inserting a jumper between the green and black pins in the center. If the power supply powers up, you may have a bad CPU board. The only way to tell the difference is to use a PC power supply tester, which tests the power supply under load.
If your CPU is dead, you'll need to contact Betson for a replacement. It's around $400, exchange.
Betson can be reached at [email protected] (George Angermeyer is one of their tech guys, and is really great to work with) or by phone at 1-800-524-2343.
E-Bay is the best resource for them. I have bought a few for the Fast & Furious' I have, NASCARs, Blazing Angels and a couple other games. $500 for a new card from manufacturer for NASCAR or $50 for one on the bay. Which would you choose?Can I tell if the motherboard is good or bad by the status of the LEDs on the board? Also, where can I get another video card?
Thanks,
David
Push the power on switch on the front of the computer if this is a "Pro" version.