Well, I rebuilt my newly acquired Tron PS with Bob's kit and it wasn't the easiest thing I've done. When I got the Tron, the fuse on the PS was blown and it had quite a bit of battery acid damage. Replaced the fuse and my 5V voltage was stuck too high at 5.65 at the pcb. At the PS, it was really high over 7. Well, I ordered the kit from Bob because the molex connectors and other things were all green from battery acid.
I had a hell of a time replacing those molex connectors that were coated in green acid. Damn those things were hard to desolder and remove! Finally did it and replaced most of the other parts in the kit. Lifted a couple a traces that I had to repair but now have a steady 5V at the pcb. The PS is still around 5.4 at the capacitor but I think that should be ok.
Game is running great now. I thought I'd share this for anyone with voltages that might be too high or low. The kit from Bob is well worth it and made a big difference.
Any tips on how to desolder those molex connectors from the PS?
I had a hell of a time replacing those molex connectors that were coated in green acid. Damn those things were hard to desolder and remove! Finally did it and replaced most of the other parts in the kit. Lifted a couple a traces that I had to repair but now have a steady 5V at the pcb. The PS is still around 5.4 at the capacitor but I think that should be ok.
Game is running great now. I thought I'd share this for anyone with voltages that might be too high or low. The kit from Bob is well worth it and made a big difference.
Any tips on how to desolder those molex connectors from the PS?



