Spare plug marked DOT POWER (J604) after a move: only for the original display
If a plug labelled DOT POWER at J604 is left over after reassembly and the game plays normally, check which display is fitted. That plug carries the high voltage for the original plasma dot matrix display. A low-voltage LED replacement display does not use it, so on those games it is meant to be left unplugged. Tie it back safely rather than leaving it loose.
With an original plasma display fitted, this circuit carries high voltage; keep clear of it with the game on.
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