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Subject: IGT double red white and blue / won't reset

Author:
JK9Jerry (confused)

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I've played this machine for several years with no problems.But all at once I close the door after retrieving some coins and nothing happens.No lights on control panel/ no lights on error l.e.d./ nothing.I've checked door switch and fuses.The fuses are good.The door switch is a photo cell and appears to be ok.Any help would sure be apreciated.
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[> Subject: Re: IGT double red white and blue / won't reset

Author:
Jeremy
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Date Posted:20:25:55 11/29/10 Mon
It looks like a power supply problem. Do the main florescent light come on if they do then the main transformer is most likely good. A common power problem with the S-Plus is the power plug that plugs into the motherboard. It is usually white plug with I think 5 or 7 pins. I would have to look it up for the exact pins but it is easy to spot as it will be the only plug coming from the power box to the motherboard. These pins will 1. Have a bad pin not connecting well or 2. Often the pins on the motherboard where the pins plug into will come loose and need to be re-soldered. I often move the plug slightly just to see if I get power but that could potentially cause a spike and more problems so you may want to just examine it. Either way this plug should be given the machine power. I think 5 and 12 volts is what it should be supplying.
Other things that could cause your problems are a bad MPU but this usually will leave just a zero on the game. A Bad motherboard which mainly consist of the plug I was talking about and then just a bunch of traces. And lastly wiring or the power box which rarely go bad but as these games age could be a problem. The main power switch could have a problem to and may need to be looked at.
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[> [> Subject: Re: IGT double red white and blue / won't reset

Author:
james slone (little less confused)
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Date Posted:18:00:43 11/30/10 Tue
>It looks like a power supply problem. Do the main
>florescent light come on if they do then the main
>transformer is most likely good. A common power
>problem with the S-Plus is the power plug that plugs
>into the motherboard. It is usually white plug with I
>think 5 or 7 pins. I would have to look it up for the
>exact pins but it is easy to spot as it will be the
>only plug coming from the power box to the
>motherboard. These pins will 1. Have a bad pin not
>connecting well or 2. Often the pins on the
>motherboard where the pins plug into will come loose
>and need to be re-soldered. I often move the plug
>slightly just to see if I get power but that could
>potentially cause a spike and more problems so you may
>want to just examine it. Either way this plug should
>be given the machine power. I think 5 and 12 volts is
>what it should be supplying.
>
>Other things that could cause your problems are a bad
>MPU but this usually will leave just a zero on the
>game. A Bad motherboard which mainly consist of the
>plug I was talking about and then just a bunch of
>traces. And lastly wiring or the power box which
>rarely go bad but as these games age could be a
>problem. The main power switch could have a problem to
>and may need to be looked at.
Jeremy/ First thanks a lot for your prompt reply.Sorry I neglected to say that yes the florescents do light up.I checked the power plug to the mpu and found what looks like one of the leads had gotten hot (brown discoloration)so I cleaned and replugged properly (was not seated before)but still no power up.Not sure if this was a problem or not.Can you advise on what I could check next?
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[> [> [> Subject: Re: IGT double red white and blue / won't reset

Author:
JK9Jerry (happy)
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Date Posted:17:39:35 12/01/10 Wed
>>It looks like a power supply problem. Do the main
>>florescent light come on if they do then the main
>>transformer is most likely good. A common power
>>problem with the S-Plus is the power plug that plugs
>>into the motherboard. It is usually white plug with I
>>think 5 or 7 pins. I would have to look it up for the
>>exact pins but it is easy to spot as it will be the
>>only plug coming from the power box to the
>>motherboard. These pins will 1. Have a bad pin not
>>connecting well or 2. Often the pins on the
>>motherboard where the pins plug into will come loose
>>and need to be re-soldered. I often move the plug
>>slightly just to see if I get power but that could
>>potentially cause a spike and more problems so you may
>>want to just examine it. Either way this plug should
>>be given the machine power. I think 5 and 12 volts is
>>what it should be supplying.
>>
>>Other things that could cause your problems are a bad
>>MPU but this usually will leave just

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