Anyone know whick TIP107 I need to replace to fix this?
Thanks
Chris
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Did an initial cleaning on mine tonight. All the yellow dots mean those lights are out, is that right?
It doesn't really specify in the manual the difference between yellow or green. I haven't had a chance to go through the diagnostics much, as I pulled the playfield as soon as I got it home..
Yellow is an "open circuit" meaning that the lamp is most likely burned out. Red means there is a short circuit, usually meaning there is a bad bulb (not burned out, but internally shorted) or wiring issue. The green is your current reference point. In the screen shot above, you can see SilverUnicorn has selected bulb 78B. You can move this selection around to get information on the different bulbs. P2K will also highlight the general location of the bulb on the playfield (in green or yellow) and give you a quick description of the currently selected bulb (including related wire colors).
How would that scenario look with LEDs instead of incandescents?
Capcom did a similar test mode on their pins. I know LED's don't work well in Capcoms.
I've got some LEDs in my RFM and they look spectacular. They are especially nice in that machine because it's otherwise a bit dark.
The LED haters must have limited experience with them, because there are all sorts of LEDs out now in different color temperatures and different configurations, with built-in caps to eliminate strobe effects and different diffusion patterns and colors. Put green LEDs in the saucers and they look a million times better than regular bulbs.