I picked this set up yesterday, initially presented as no power no blinks. After getting it home and opening it up I found a loose harness between main and control board. A slight push and it came back to life.
I brought it into the house and hooked it up for the kids to play games on, after about two hours it shut off and gave 10 blinks. Tonight I opened it up again and replaced the ceramic caps on mc201 and mc301. Had the kids play games again and it worked for about two hours before shutting down and giving 10 blinks again. Probably going to switch out the chips on the mc boards next.
Attached is before and after of the mc board, those little caps are a pain to solder. This one seems to be using a smaller caps when I meter them they are .224 uf, I used the 1uf 35v mlcc caps I used on the newer panasonics.
I brought it into the house and hooked it up for the kids to play games on, after about two hours it shut off and gave 10 blinks. Tonight I opened it up again and replaced the ceramic caps on mc201 and mc301. Had the kids play games again and it worked for about two hours before shutting down and giving 10 blinks again. Probably going to switch out the chips on the mc boards next.
Attached is before and after of the mc board, those little caps are a pain to solder. This one seems to be using a smaller caps when I meter them they are .224 uf, I used the 1uf 35v mlcc caps I used on the newer panasonics.
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