Stacker led board replacement
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I'd suggest reflowing the modules with fresh solder. That part is available from LAI, which is based out of Dallas Texas
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I'd try them since they are the OEM.
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I'd try them since they are the OEM.
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He probably is interested in upgrading the old style blue LEDs into the dot matrix ones as in the picture.I'd suggest reflowing the modules with fresh solder. That part is available from LAI, which is based out of Dallas Texas
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LAI Games is a leading developer of amusement and arcade games, prize and redemption games, and the leader in unattended out-of-home VR.
I'd try them since they are the OEM.
It looks to be DIY to me, it's definitely wider than the original display but shorter in height... Maybe shoot an email out to LAI and ask if they've aware of this? I can also tell you got this from an Arcade Matt video, would you be able to link it in this thread as well? Curious to see it in action!
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Perhaps. The blue LED modules were a headache. I had one I had to re-flow - you have to pull the entire assembly out to get to them. 2 hours of work with the R&R and all the connectors to do 15 minutes of soldering. Stupid design. Or one designed to sell new displays.
