I wonder what caused this.
Edited: This is what happens when the ground plane shorts to the high voltage on the backside of the SDB.
I wonder what caused this.
Edited: This is what happens when the ground plane shorts to the high voltage on the backside of the SDB.
This is a very nice machine. Minimal planking on the playfield, a perfect backglass and near perfect cabinet, this machine is headed back to a home in Lewistown, MT.
This is a beautiful machine out of Circle, MT just waiting for a little TLC.
Always check that the bonus unit steps down to 0 (off) and steps up to 5000 when the ball ejects.
Assembled from parts, notice the New Pucman 2 board. Still needs a Ms. Pac Boardset, smoked plexi and the bezel glass.
Notice the cloth insulation burned off the wire and the smoked coil:
This beautiful machine is on its way back home to Big Sky, Montana.
This is a very nice machine. It originally came for Nickels and Dimes, Incorporated (Tilt Amusements).
This one will stay in the shop through the weekend for some endurance testing:
This is what it looked like when I first removed the old “repair” globs:
And this is what it looked like after the repair: