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Can someone school me on adjusting Bally/Midway power brick lugs for good AC voltage?
I'm trying to bring a dead Arch Rivals back to life. The 3A fuse on the transformer/power brick kept blowing, turns out the main pcb must be shorted, because I unplugged it and the fuse stopped blowing.
The monitor is also dead, so I measured the AC coming from the transformer and it's at around 134vac. Is that likely to overload a typical monitor? (going to use a wg7000 series)
I know that one can move the wires on the iso transformer to different lugs to get the voltage down closer to 120. Should I bother?
Can someone help me out on this? I have the Arch Rivals operator's manual, but schematics are not my strong suit. Thanks, Marc
Here's some photos:
I'm trying to bring a dead Arch Rivals back to life. The 3A fuse on the transformer/power brick kept blowing, turns out the main pcb must be shorted, because I unplugged it and the fuse stopped blowing.
The monitor is also dead, so I measured the AC coming from the transformer and it's at around 134vac. Is that likely to overload a typical monitor? (going to use a wg7000 series)
I know that one can move the wires on the iso transformer to different lugs to get the voltage down closer to 120. Should I bother?
Can someone help me out on this? I have the Arch Rivals operator's manual, but schematics are not my strong suit. Thanks, Marc
Here's some photos: