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MMR Support [MMR Members Only] / Re: Flasher #23 Right side low flasher
« on: May 06, 2015, 08:35:24 PM »
Thanks, Opened a ticket on their help desk. Looks like it's 44
Mike
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MMR Support [MMR Members Only] / Flasher #23 Right side low flasher
« on: May 06, 2015, 07:07:10 PM »
Found one small issue with my game tonight. Just picked it up on Monday.
Noticed while playing that Flasher 23 was never flashing so I opened it up to investigate. Played with the bulb some and could not get it to work so I grabbed the one in the upper flasher and put in it. Problem is once I did that the flasher stays on all the time.
I noticed that flasher 23 looks to be connected to a board on the bottom of the play field that I assume is another flasher on the same circuit. It also is always on. As soon as I power up the game it comes on and stays on. I didn't realize it was a flasher until I found it connected to PL92 as well on the one on top of the ramp.
I assume this is not normal as they are flasher. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
Noticed while playing that Flasher 23 was never flashing so I opened it up to investigate. Played with the bulb some and could not get it to work so I grabbed the one in the upper flasher and put in it. Problem is once I did that the flasher stays on all the time.
I noticed that flasher 23 looks to be connected to a board on the bottom of the play field that I assume is another flasher on the same circuit. It also is always on. As soon as I power up the game it comes on and stays on. I didn't realize it was a flasher until I found it connected to PL92 as well on the one on top of the ramp.
I assume this is not normal as they are flasher. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
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