IGT S2000 Power Supply help

[Akriegs]

I picked up a IGT  S2000 that did not power on. I took a power supply from another working S2000 machine and isntalled in the broken slot. It workd fine with no issues. I want to replace the old power supply. I see numerous ones for sale but i am not sure if they will work.
Mine has cust PN 40009000 but i see some that are 400009003 will they all work if they are both CP-9826 ?
is this repoairable. i read on NLG that if you replace C-50 you can normally fix the power supply. Will thjis hack work on my power supply?

[Stayouttadabunker]

I'm going to say this...>>>  "sometimes".

There are many other capacitors in these power supplies, that could be the same age - with the same problems too.
Think of that.

[dailey]

The S2000 power supplies are made by these companies:  3Y, Win-Tac, Autec, Condor, International.  The part numbers are:  40009000, 40009090, 40009001, 40009003.  These are all interchangeable.

Usually all these power supplies need as far as repair is replacement of all of the electrolytic capacitors. It is recommended to replace them all, including any on that small daughter board. That's one that some people neglect, and it can cause a bad signal on pin 7.

[stlscott]

The S2000 power supplies are made by these companies:  3Y, Win-Tac, Autec, Condor, International.  The part numbers are:  40009000, 40009090, 40009001, 40009003.  These are all interchangeable.

Usually all these power supplies need as far as repair is replacement of all of the electrolytic capacitors. It is recommended to replace them all, including any on that small daughter board. That's one that some people neglect, and it can cause a bad signal on pin 7.

Just to further clarify (adding some help here from what I ran into) - That pin7 voltage is required for the machine to fully boot.  If the Pin7 voltage is not there, you'll get the NetPlex down issue and the machine will never complete booting/starting.  I had a PSU with a flakey Pin7 voltage issue - it worked fine sometimes, other times I had to leave the machine on for 10-20min and then it would all of a sudden "finish booting and come up".  Then it would work fine on reboots most of the time until it was off for a while.  Also, if I open-closed the door a few times, it would usually resolve this problem... and complete the booting process.  This was all a Pin7 issue with that PSU.  Swapped the PSU with a known good, no issues at all.

[Akriegs]

Thanks for all of the replies and assistance. You guys are magicians and can always make a frown disappear. I cant thank you guys enough for all the assisatnce i and many others have recieved.
 

[Stayouttadabunker]

Hey bud!
Throw out a WTB ad for one in the Classifieds section of NLG.
Maybe a member/vendor will have one for ya?
They're not too crazy expensive.