A few months ago, I posted that I was attempting to fix up my worn Pac-Man Upright Cabinet. Well, here's an update to what I've done since:
After I fixed the short in the power cord on the Pac-Man Upright Cabinet, I went to work on the control panel. It was in bad shape. The first player button was broken to where it couldn't hold a switch, but the second player button worked well enough so I replaced it with the first player button. Every direction worked on the joystick except for up. The switch for the up direction was broken beyond repair. I ended up replacing that switch with the good one from the player select buttons. I purchased a soldering iron and removed the wiring from the joystick switches. The joystick wiggled a bit, so I added some washers to fill the gap between the joystick mount and the control panel. I then proceeded to solder the wires back onto the switches and attach the control panel back onto the cabinet. Finally, I ordered new player select buttons to replace the old ones.
that is cool
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you're fixing it and not trashing it. Those cabinet games are classic.
ReplyDeleteMakes me miss my Centipede... The ex kept it. And sold it.
wow, sounds great!
ReplyDeletei can't wait to see it all done :)
That sounds like a fun project. Does it cost much to fix?
ReplyDeletegood job, sounds difficult. Also only one more day left to vote
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ReplyDeleterip out the tech and put a pc, monitor and MAME in it :D
You are more like the DIY type of person, aren't you?
ReplyDeleteExcellent - keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteheyo, I feel so bad, apparently blogger flagged every single one of your comments as spam. I have no idea why and I fixed it, i would of gone to your blog more often had I known you were commenting so much. Ty for your continued support and ty you for the comments, most were a lot better than what I normally get. haha.
ReplyDeletegood job, any chance of seeing any picture?
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing the final product
ReplyDeleteso cool. hope to see photos of the final restoration.
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