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Title: Esprit Carnival Post by: Les on August 22, 2009, 09:42:53 PM Hello Op-Bell, This is my first time in a Forum so if I am doing something wrong forgive me. I have an Aristocrat Esprit Carnival machine in fairly bad condition ie (rusty, corroded) ect but still fixable. Mechanical s, solenoids are fine but the boards similar to the one's you posted on October 2008 are in bad condition. I was wondering where I could find boards like this and what I would expect to pay? Any help would be great. Thanks, Les.
Title: Esprit Carnival Post by: Op-Bell on August 22, 2009, 11:36:09 PM Quote from: Les Hello Op-Bell, I have an Aristocrat Esprit Carnival machine in fairly bad condition ie (rusty, corroded) ect but still fixable. Mechanical s, solenoids are fine but the boards similar to the one's you posted on October 2008 are in bad condition. I was wondering where I could find boards like this and what I would expect to pay? Any help would be great. Thanks, Les. The only place I know where you could get replacement boards is out of another machine; there's no market in Esprit spare parts. Making one good machine out of two is a fairly typical experience with older models, though. The boards would have to be in really, really bad shape - all burned up - before I'd consider them beyond repair. Why don't you take a picture of your boards and let me take a look? Title: Espirit Post by: Op-Bell on August 22, 2009, 11:36:18 PM Quote Hello Op-Bell, This is my first time in a Forum so if I am doing something wrong forgive me. Well, it's called "hijacking a thread", but we're an easy-going lot around here, so it's ok. Normally you would post about Aristocrat machines somewhere else than in the Bally EM topic, mainly because these posts become a sort of reference library for the future and if you stick a book about baseball in the cookery section, people can't find it.The only place I know where you could get replacement boards is out of another machine; there's no market in Esprit spare parts. Making one good machine out of two is a fairly typical experience with older models, though. The boards would have to be in really, really bad shape - all burned up - before I'd consider them beyond repair. Why don't you take a picture of your boards and let me take a look? Put them in the "Other reel games" section - I've started a thread for it (http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?topic=4185.0). Title: Re: Espirit Post by: jay on August 23, 2009, 12:51:15 AM No problem - if something gets misplaced moderators move stuff around - magic :3-
Title: Re: Esprit Carnival Post by: CaptainHappy on August 23, 2009, 02:08:18 AM Put them in the "Other reel games" section - I've started a thread for it (http://newlifegames.net/nlg/index.php?topic=4185.0). No problem - if something gets misplaced moderators move stuff around - magic :3- And then Admins come in and merge the two seperate topics! More Magic! :79- :79- :79- Jay, I bet you missed the little hidden link opbell made! :103- :88- :71- People did not know that they can come here to see so many magic tricks! :97- :97- :97- CH :95- Title: Re: Esprit Carnival Post by: Les on August 24, 2009, 06:25:05 AM Hello Op-Bell, jay and captainhappy. Thanks for all your help and understanding :131- I have taken a couple of pics and this is probably the best one. A lot of the coating over the traces have peeled and as a result there is lot of corrosion, there is also a dark burnt area around C1 and RN4 on the IO board. The capacitor is a 16v 220uf and the chip is marked 16-1-471, 8151. It also appears that it has had some heat at the resistor below R4. It is the same board as the one Op-Bell posted on October 6 2008. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have more pic's if needed. Thanks
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