The game will not boot after fitting a new Rottendog solenoid driver board, though the same driver works in other Bally games. With an original Bally driver board the game boots.
No boot with a Pinball Lizard MPU and Rottendog driver: use the original driver
Cause: The Pinball Lizard replacement MPU fitted in this game would not work with the Rottendog driver board; it needed an original-style driver board.
Checks
- If a game has an unusual replacement MPU, try the new driver board in another game and an original driver board in this one to find the mismatch.
Fix
- Pair the Pinball Lizard MPU with an original Bally driver board (or change the MPU).
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Related tips
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- ROM and EPROM types used on Bally MPUs
- Get the MPU booting before you change any ROM jumpers
- Bally -35 MPU jumper settings by ROM type
- Game will not boot, or MPU damaged, after swapping -35 and -133 boards
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Source: Pinball Repair help group!! (Facebook group)