Prox board for MB or repair tips?

[Judge Dreads]

New or old, this was disabled when I got my MB, the resistor was just hanging down and was not located underneath the RHS flipper in the pf recess, there is an intermittent fault on one of the boards, swapped the boards across to eliminate resistor and wiring etc, fault moves location = board itself, chip reseating maybe?? LED stays flashing after boot up. Does anyone have a spare board they want to part with, can anyone recommend a fix, know the cheapest place to get a replacement, are they used on other games, STTNG? Cheers Andy

 

[Sgt GrizZ]

Possibly the way forward if you don't want to mess about dude. Re-engineered new Auto Eddy Board from the ever reliable Pinbits. $65



http://www.pinbits.com/index.php?ma...ducts_id=175&zenid=b56tishh7u431j7l9c1ol742f6



GrizZ

 

[Judge Dreads]

Cheers Sgt

 

[Judge Dreads]

Seem to be working now, swapped them again, reseated the chip on dodgy one, fingers crossed, don't you just hate intermittent faults Grr MB is alive and kicking, jury is out so far

 

[ronsplooter]

MB is alive and kicking, jury is out so far

Not loving the MB?

 

[Judge Dreads]

Well I haven't given it the Billy Bob dry hump treatment as much as I did the BOP when I 1st got that, maybe that was the cab art helping a bit

, MB just seems a bit random at the moment, considering I know the pf like the back of my hand it still seems to take a bit of getting used to, seems to rely on a lot of modes to keep your interest where other games rely on something else...........maybe it takes time to bond although the 1st impression is mmmmmmmmm

 

[DrPinball]

If the board is anything like the ones on your TOM then try...

Changing the potentiometer...

Reflow all the solder points...

Change every component as there aren't that many and all are available.



Cheers.

 

[DrPinball]

Sorry, just read you fixed it!!

 

[Judge Dreads]

Cheers, info may come in handy for someone else, there is no pot on this one like the TOM, I think it relies on positioning of the resistor in the recess on the underside of the pf, saying that there is little scope for adjustment within that recess.