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Shaggy:
 :agreepost:   :hail:  You always impress me.

Dave

channelmaniac:

--- Quote from: Shaggy on April 17, 2016, 06:44:55 PM --- :agreepost:   :hail:  You always impress me.

Dave

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Thanks Dave!

That Diner pinball belongs to my wife. It had sputtery sounds since we purchased it and I finally got around to getting it on the bench. Someone had put some really odd caps in it so I had to redo those and dig into why all the sounds were bad. They replaced all the op amps so the only things left were the volume control connections, passive components, and the audio amp chips. I tested the passives around the amp chips and then replaced the 2 chips.

I also worked on my Skee Ball game today. I adjusted the playfield switches, installed a new bulb in the topper, then installed a blue cover and ring on the topper that I got from a local operator. This one has been a pain. It had a bad control board on the ticket dispenser and it took me forever to get the coin mech adjusted and working correctly, but it's VERY popular when my brother's grandkids come over.

johnnybgood1:
Channel,


Are you the only one on this thread?  How come nobody is responding?


John

channelmaniac:
Hi John!

Joey has been very kind in letting me keep my repair logs out here on the NLG forums in my own forum section.

There's an Arcade section on the forums that folks can use to put their own questions or repair logs in or Q&A and Feedback threads that can be used by others to give me feedback or questions.

Raymond


--- Quote from: johnnybgood1 on July 08, 2016, 12:01:01 AM ---Channel,


Are you the only one on this thread?  How come nobody is responding?


John

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shortrackskater:

--- Quote from: channelmaniac on August 26, 2020, 10:19:17 PM ---Model: Timex Sinclair 1500
Symptom: No response from keyboard

Keyboard had a cracked mylar film, typical of these. Procured a replacement then installed and tested it successfully.

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I haven't heard of one of those in decades!

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