BUX84 as a substitute for the 2N3584 HV transistor
Where the TO-66 2N3584 cannot be found, a TO-220 BUX84 can be used. Its tab is the collector and bolts to the board, so cut off its centre lead; enlarge the heat sink hole for the base and emitter if needed, and insulate the tab from the heat sink with a nylon washer and heat-shrink over the bolt.
Systems
Related tips
- The solenoid driver board also carries the 190 V display supply
- Capacitor C26 holds the display high voltage after power-off
- Set the display high voltage to about 170 V
- Displays burning too bright: HV regulator failed shorted
- No score displays light at all
- Rebuild the solenoid driver board high-voltage section
- First checks before repairing Bally score displays
- All score displays blank with the MPU fully booting
Source: Repairing Bally Electronic Pinball Games from 1977 to 1985, Part Three, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)