Flight 2000 Pinball Project (Part 8) - Score Display Repair

[@jpboileau5473]

Good job. A little tip, don't cut the legs on a chip. Just de-solder from the back using your iron and a solde sucker. It will also save a little time as you need to use the solder wick. Your soldering was otherwise very decent, and your post-solder check was 100% correct!

[@train.sleep.eat.repeat5278]

This helped alot! Ive the same flight 2000 and will be restoring it in the next couple of weeks,brilliant restoration and can't wait for more videos:)

[@train.sleep.eat.repeat5278]

Hi. Sunny again. Ive finally been able to start on my flight 2000.. iver plugged it in.. turned it on.. lights up..and nothing else.. is there a sequence to get these games running.. am quite new on these..thanks

[@OneSwitch]

Good voltage to the boards essential. There is a flashing light sequence on the MPU 100 that gives you an idea of the fault (search for repair tips on this). My fault was one said to be hard to find, but you can get Alltek replacement parts. Good luck.

[@pegbars]

Your voice sounds a lot like Glenn Beck. :)