Angry_Radish
Well-known member
Posting here as I have more of a chance for a pinhead to see this rather over in repair, sorry.
I'm working on an Elvira pin with weak flippers.
I started by looking at the flipper assy's, EOS, etc.. but then popped the aux power board in my Big Guns and get the exact same symptoms. ~35something VDC to the coils rather than the 50 I should see. Input AC volts are fine.
Elvira isn't mine and is an unknown since the owner picked it up at a super auctions before they bit the dust. It's hacked and duct-taped together like nothing I've ever seen and I can only imagine how bad he got screwed buying this thing for it's game-room.
Is it possible they put in an Aux board rated for something different? I can't get a clear answer from him if the flippers always did that so I'm not sure if I should be looking at the board components or something bigger like the entire board. BR2 checks good and I even changed it for the hell of it since I wasn't getting reliable test results in circuit, though it tested just fine once removed.
Thoughts?
I'm working on an Elvira pin with weak flippers.
I started by looking at the flipper assy's, EOS, etc.. but then popped the aux power board in my Big Guns and get the exact same symptoms. ~35something VDC to the coils rather than the 50 I should see. Input AC volts are fine.
Elvira isn't mine and is an unknown since the owner picked it up at a super auctions before they bit the dust. It's hacked and duct-taped together like nothing I've ever seen and I can only imagine how bad he got screwed buying this thing for it's game-room.
Is it possible they put in an Aux board rated for something different? I can't get a clear answer from him if the flippers always did that so I'm not sure if I should be looking at the board components or something bigger like the entire board. BR2 checks good and I even changed it for the hell of it since I wasn't getting reliable test results in circuit, though it tested just fine once removed.
Thoughts?