The Z23 game PROM
The 18-pin bipolar game PROM at Z23 holds only the game rules; blanks and programmers are gone, and it runs hot and often fails. The board boots, runs audits and tests and takes coins without it, but starting a game plays the start sounds and then locks up. A 24-pin 2716 EPROM on an adaptor board can replace it.
Systems
Related tips
- Using the "T" test PROM
- Diagnostics run without the game PROM
- Spare chips for System 1 boards
- The six Rockwell "spider" chips on the CPU board
- Which spider chips fail and why
- Swapped U4 or U5 spider still does not work
- Check the TC3 jumper plug on the CPU board
- Odd high scores usually mean a bad 5101 RAM
Source: Gottlieb System 1 Pinball Repair from 1977 to 1980, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)