skramarck
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I stumbled onto a Gorf board set on ebay. This board set was purportedly pulled from a working Gorf decades ago and stored. I bought this expecting for it to not work, and no surprise, it doesn't work. The game powers on, turns light blue, then black squiggles...nothing more after that...no blind play, coin up, etc. The boardsall look clean and in relatively good shape, but I wanted to know the best way to test them without damaging anything.
I have a working Gorf boardset. Is it safe to swap the boards one at at time to see which ones do and which ones don't work? What I don't want to happen is to turn my one working Gorf board into a dud by doing something that isn't safe.
My hope is that if I can figure out which boards are not working on the recent purchase, I can endeavor to get them repaired.
Thanks again for any help!
Steve
I have a working Gorf boardset. Is it safe to swap the boards one at at time to see which ones do and which ones don't work? What I don't want to happen is to turn my one working Gorf board into a dud by doing something that isn't safe.
My hope is that if I can figure out which boards are not working on the recent purchase, I can endeavor to get them repaired.
Thanks again for any help!
Steve

