I just got this food fight machine where I seriously couldn't have any more problems within the first two days of ownership
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Everything was working fine (after I fixed the joystick) then I received a NVRAM "time and statistics" error. I went into the self test mode and did a full factory reset then everything worked just fine. Now one day later, I'm getting an NVRAM "high scores" failure. I tried resetting again, but that didn't work.
Is the NVRAM flakey in these old machines? Is this something that is replaceable? My only thought is that the ram may be soldered to the mainboard, I'm really not sure how it is configured and the manual isn't helping too much.
Lastly, is this something I could be causing by cycling the power off everytime I'm done with the machine? Is there a recommend way to gracefully shut down the machines beyond toggling the switch on the back?
Any information you guys have would be great!
Everything was working fine (after I fixed the joystick) then I received a NVRAM "time and statistics" error. I went into the self test mode and did a full factory reset then everything worked just fine. Now one day later, I'm getting an NVRAM "high scores" failure. I tried resetting again, but that didn't work.
Is the NVRAM flakey in these old machines? Is this something that is replaceable? My only thought is that the ram may be soldered to the mainboard, I'm really not sure how it is configured and the manual isn't helping too much.
Lastly, is this something I could be causing by cycling the power off everytime I'm done with the machine? Is there a recommend way to gracefully shut down the machines beyond toggling the switch on the back?
Any information you guys have would be great!


