Reset section parts typically ruined by battery corrosion
U8 5101 RAM (450 ns) with a 22 pin machine-pin socket; C1,C2 820 pF ceramic; C5 4.7 uF tantalum; C3,C13,C80 0.01 uF ceramic; CR5,CR7 1N4148; CR8 green LED; CR44 1N4004; R1,R3,R24,R28 8.2K; R2 120K; R11 82 ohm 2 W; R12 270; R16 2K; R17 150K; R29 470 1/2 W; R107 3.3K; R112 1K; R134 4.7K; R140 20K; Q1,Q2 2N3904; Q5 2N4403; VR1 1N4738A. Resistors are 1/4 W 5% unless noted.
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Related tips
- Repairing battery corrosion on the MPU
- Repair battery corrosion before chasing MPU flash codes
- Corrosion under MPU J4 can destroy every chip
- Fitting a remote AA battery pack
- U8 (5101) connections for ringing out corrosion damage
- Cut the original MPU battery off right away
- Bally-35 MPU: remove the on-board rechargeable battery before it leaks
- Memory cap or battery does not keep scores
Source: Repairing Bally Electronic Pinball Games from 1977 to 1985, Part One, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)