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I'm gettin the "check uses F115, F116, and opto 12V supply" error on
start-up with my Who Dunnit game. At first I figured it could be the
molex connectors, so I wigged nearly all the ones on the board. No
change. I then removed both fuse F115 and F116 and tested for
continuity - they're fine. I checked the various voltages test points:
TP1 - .5V not 12V
TP2 - 5V
TP3 - 12V
TP4 - .4V
TP6 - 70V not 50V
TP7 - 21V
TP8 - 16V not 18V
Also, the LED 7 is off.
>From looking at the WPC Power Driver Board schematic, it seems that
this would indicate a failure of the BR5 bridge rectifier. There is
also a 15,000 micro farad capacitor (C30) in the circuit.
What bothers me (aside from not being able to play my game) is that TP6
and TP8 are also out of spec. Could this indicate some larger problem
beyond simply the bridge rectifier?
Are there any other tests I should perform to isolate the problem?
Thanks in advance!
Fred
I'm gettin the "check uses F115, F116, and opto 12V supply" error on
start-up with my Who Dunnit game. At first I figured it could be the
molex connectors, so I wigged nearly all the ones on the board. No
change. I then removed both fuse F115 and F116 and tested for
continuity - they're fine. I checked the various voltages test points:
TP1 - .5V not 12V
TP2 - 5V
TP3 - 12V
TP4 - .4V
TP6 - 70V not 50V
TP7 - 21V
TP8 - 16V not 18V
Also, the LED 7 is off.
>From looking at the WPC Power Driver Board schematic, it seems that
this would indicate a failure of the BR5 bridge rectifier. There is
also a 15,000 micro farad capacitor (C30) in the circuit.
What bothers me (aside from not being able to play my game) is that TP6
and TP8 are also out of spec. Could this indicate some larger problem
beyond simply the bridge rectifier?
Are there any other tests I should perform to isolate the problem?
Thanks in advance!
Fred