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I need some assistance, I've got a client who called me out today to look at a pin.
A 93" Data East "Last Action Hero," in pretty nice condition too, but we have issues.
The first issue, in which I was called in for, was that the auto launcher coil was not firing, let alone any of the launcher coils wired in series with this. My client had already replaced all the launcher coils, but still nothing. I checked every single fuse in this game and all check out just fine. In fact the game recognizes that your firing it, but of course the coil won't fire. I don't get anything from it when I plug up my multimeter.
On top of that we had another problem that appeared when I first came in and turned it on.... The flippers hardly have enough volts to even operate. Their reading 6VDC at peak, and the input voltage to the flipper control board is also reading 6VDC.......
So I figure it's a power related issue, but I don't know where to start, Ive thumbed through the manual.....no troubleshooting section....gee way to go DE. I've thumbed through the schematics checking the Power Supply Board and the PBB, but I seriously am befuddled.
The MPU board looks good no corrosion, burns, or any apparent physical damage. MPU board has the 5v and blanking lights on (solid). The P1A light....I don't know if it should be lit or not but it does nothing. Figure if the system were anything like a Williams MPU maybe the diagnostic lights may have a certain pattern in which they should be operating.
Anybody out there familiar with this sort of issue?
A 93" Data East "Last Action Hero," in pretty nice condition too, but we have issues.
The first issue, in which I was called in for, was that the auto launcher coil was not firing, let alone any of the launcher coils wired in series with this. My client had already replaced all the launcher coils, but still nothing. I checked every single fuse in this game and all check out just fine. In fact the game recognizes that your firing it, but of course the coil won't fire. I don't get anything from it when I plug up my multimeter.
On top of that we had another problem that appeared when I first came in and turned it on.... The flippers hardly have enough volts to even operate. Their reading 6VDC at peak, and the input voltage to the flipper control board is also reading 6VDC.......
So I figure it's a power related issue, but I don't know where to start, Ive thumbed through the manual.....no troubleshooting section....gee way to go DE. I've thumbed through the schematics checking the Power Supply Board and the PBB, but I seriously am befuddled.
The MPU board looks good no corrosion, burns, or any apparent physical damage. MPU board has the 5v and blanking lights on (solid). The P1A light....I don't know if it should be lit or not but it does nothing. Figure if the system were anything like a Williams MPU maybe the diagnostic lights may have a certain pattern in which they should be operating.
Anybody out there familiar with this sort of issue?
