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Title: game wont boot Post by: havasu on October 19, 2011, 10:26:25 PM anybody had this problem? if i turn the game off using the switch inside the game i have issues with it booting up the next time i turn it on. but if i just unplug it it seems to work every time? any thoughts?
Title: Re: game wont boot Post by: StatFreak on October 19, 2011, 11:02:09 PM Never heard of that. I'd start by checking the battery voltage. It's a 3.6v and should be above 3.2v or so. If it's below 3.0v it definitely needs replacing.
Title: Re: game wont boot Post by: FORDSBS on October 19, 2011, 11:12:29 PM Never heard of that. I'd start by checking the battery voltage. It's a 3.6v and should be above 3.2v or so. If it's below 3.0v it definitely needs replacing. I never heard of it either. If the battery was the problem it would act the same turning switch or pulling plug. Title: Re: game wont boot Post by: StatFreak on October 19, 2011, 11:29:17 PM Never heard of that. I'd start by checking the battery voltage. It's a 3.6v and should be above 3.2v or so. If it's below 3.0v it definitely needs replacing. I never heard of it either. If the battery was the problem it would act the same turning switch or pulling plug. I agree, but low batteries cause weird behaviors and it's a place to start. Title: Re: game wont boot Post by: havasu on October 19, 2011, 11:53:13 PM yes has brand new battery just two months old
Title: Re: game wont boot Post by: FORDSBS on October 19, 2011, 11:57:57 PM Take a look @ switch area
Title: Re: game wont boot Post by: StatFreak on October 20, 2011, 12:10:17 AM Take a look @ switch area I agree. You'll also need to let us know if it's a V7000 or V7200, and if you have a single or double bet deck. It wouldn't hurt to post which mains you have installed, either. Title: Re: game wont boot Post by: proten on October 20, 2011, 01:26:57 AM My V5500 was doing the same thing and I replaced the caps
in the power supply. The caps on the 110 volt side were swollen, so I felt like that was the problem. Title: Re: game wont boot Post by: azgamingslots on November 11, 2011, 10:04:29 AM most intermittent problems trace back to the power supply. -i had to service a game maker where the bill validator was continually cycling, the negative 12 volt side of the p/s was -8 volts. -replacing the circuit board in the p/s fixed the cycling problem.
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