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Hi people just a post to say hello and to ask if any one repairs pcb as I have a 1980 Taito space invader game board not working
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,Best regards Rob
 

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Welcome to ukvac robin , there is a frw on here who repair. Have you checked voltages , removed and cleaned all socketed chips ?? Always check these first.

Also is it playing blind or not firing up at all ?? Maybe some pics would help.

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hi Dave thanks for the info,it does fire up with lines across the screen, have check and re-seated all removable chips but still the same

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Hi Rob,

Welcome to the forum
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As Dave said, check voltage to the board if you’ve not done already.

VectorGlow has previously repaired a few of my boards in the past so you can always drop him a PM to inquire about repairing yours.
 

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ok thanks for info,I,m going to check supply voltage tomorrow then take it form there,I have put afew coins through but no joy Dave
 

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Hi people
i've checked all the voltages on G and T connectors and supply all seems ok, there are 4 push pins at the back of the money draw but not sure what for???.

i also have replaced 47ohm resistor on the monitor supply board as it did'nt look healthy so now when i boot up the white lines are now straight,is there a way i could put a composite video signal to see if all's well with the screen?

any help much appreciated

rob
 

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ok i've managed to locate pin-outs for composite video and have attach a B/W cctv camera and all's good with the screen
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so any help with what next,there are some legs on the green 104k HEC bottom board broke off on one side could that be an issue

cheers for the help people
 
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