Does anyone have any good advice on where to begin testing on a dead TZ clock?
It has power, that's clear by the lights and all but on boot up, the self check reads out that the clock is dead. Would an Opto keep the clock from turning at all? I have traced all of the connectors as good and could see no obvious damage to the clock board (in clock) nor the sub board under the playfield.
Tips or suggestions?
Thanks!
Jim..
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On 1969-12-31 5:00 p.m., Jimmy Mac wrote:
Does anyone have any good advice on where to begin testing on a dead TZ clock?
It has power, that's clear by the lights and all but on boot up, the self
check reads out that the clock is dead. Would an Opto keep the clock from
turning at all? I have traced all of the connectors as good and could see no >> obvious damage to the clock board (in clock) nor the sub board under the
playfield.
Tips or suggestions?
Thanks!
Jim..
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New Years Eve 1969 and the poor guy is still waiting. Then again TZ was
not released until 1993 so someone's clock is way out of whack.
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