shawnbo42
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Bugs Bunny Birthday Bash randomly "freezes"? any advice?
Okay, here's the deal. I can't figure this for the life of me, and I'm hoping somebody around here can help. I believe it's a system 11b, what will happen is this.
You turn on the game. Everything is cool. It will credit, start, and play.
At ANY point during the game, the displays go dark, no more sound effects, if the ball goes into a hole or anywhere the ball is held, the solenoid will not kick it out. However, the music is still playing, and you can still hit the ball with the flippers all over the p/f.
Once the ball is locked in anywhere on the p/f, the game will just sit there indefinitely, playing the music until you turn off the machine. Once it is shut down and turned back on, it will kick the ball out of wherever it was hanging around at, and go back to the attract sequence. Once again, you can start a game, and play until the same thing happens. I am not really skilled at pin board diagnostics and repair, but I am competent to do so if I know what I'm looking at. Far as I can tell, all the voltages are okay, both a/c and d/c. Hoping someone around here can point me in the right direction to get this thing going. Thanks!
Okay, here's the deal. I can't figure this for the life of me, and I'm hoping somebody around here can help. I believe it's a system 11b, what will happen is this.
You turn on the game. Everything is cool. It will credit, start, and play.
At ANY point during the game, the displays go dark, no more sound effects, if the ball goes into a hole or anywhere the ball is held, the solenoid will not kick it out. However, the music is still playing, and you can still hit the ball with the flippers all over the p/f.
Once the ball is locked in anywhere on the p/f, the game will just sit there indefinitely, playing the music until you turn off the machine. Once it is shut down and turned back on, it will kick the ball out of wherever it was hanging around at, and go back to the attract sequence. Once again, you can start a game, and play until the same thing happens. I am not really skilled at pin board diagnostics and repair, but I am competent to do so if I know what I'm looking at. Far as I can tell, all the voltages are okay, both a/c and d/c. Hoping someone around here can point me in the right direction to get this thing going. Thanks!
