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[> [> Subject: Re: Video poker machineHELP
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Author:
Bob
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Date Posted: 20:11:28 12/03/06 Sun
Does anything light up? Your power cord may also have a plug at the machine end (inside it) that may have become unplugged- pull out the hopper and check to see if the power cord is soldered on or is a plug in type- and make sure it is seated plugged in. If it is soldered on, make sure all the wires are still soldered; Obviously, check the 110v fuse with a continuity meter (looking at it will not be sufficient as you cannot alway see breaks) In fact, check all the fuses with a meter for continuity. also- does the wall plug or strip you are plugging it into have power? Plug a light into it to make sure. If you do all of this and still no power- well, you may have a bad power supply or bad MPU.- but usually something lights up unless you have a clean 110v break somewhere, check the obvious first.
The transformer may also be suspect.
>You've done all what you should have done. I presume
>it is plugged in. One thing to do is to run your
>knuckle across the monitor when it is supposed to be
>on and see if there is any static ? this would
>indicate that the monitor is getting power. IF you are
>not getting power to the monitor I would check the
>fuses.
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>If you are getting power and since you have just
>installed this in your home. You might want to make
>sure the MPU board is seated well (do this with the
>power off). It is also possible that the video cable
>between the electronics and the monitor has come
>loose. It could still be a fuse as there are generally
>several.
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>>i just got a used video poker machine and i dont know
>>how to turn it on! i opended the door and there is a
>>power switch but it doesnt work!! i looked at
>>everything i could think of but nothing worked.. any
>>ideas?
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