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I NEED HELP WITH MY IGT-M 1634B
« on: April 03, 2025, 08:15:37 am »
I have a IGT-M machine that I just purchased. It's in amazing shape but it has a issue. When I put a fuse in it it pops and of course the led display won't work either. I went through the wiring made sure everything is plugged in, made sure there was no ground issues. So when I slide out the boards, and slide in to plug in one at a time the fuse pops when I slide in the pcb board. I replaced the battery in it of course it did not work, so I'm assuming there is either a short on the actual board itself ot on the main back board where it plugs in at. For the life of me I can't find a replacement pcb board or someone to repair it. I already ordered a main back board that it plugs into. Does ANYONE know somewhere i can send my pcb board to to have it gone over repaired and tested? Or someone that has had the same issue that can give me repair recommendations that i can do myself? It has to be a simple fix but inwant to make sure I'm not swapping parts that I don't need.

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Machine serial number : 303086
Machine model number : 1634B
Pcb board number : 7550510
Board serial number : 4273
Manufacturer date : 11/1986
Machine type : 3 reel 25cent fruit slant top

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Re: I NEED HELP WITH MY IGT-M 1634B
« Reply #1 on: April 03, 2025, 08:22:27 am »
Coins love to jump out of the hopper (especially if anyone left it in during any move of its life) and become unwanted conductors. Pull the hopper out, get a mirror and look behind and in every nook and cranny you can.
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Re: I NEED HELP WITH MY IGT-M 1634B
« Reply #2 on: April 03, 2025, 12:48:42 pm »
Are you removing or inserting boards or connectors with the power on? Never do that.

The fuse doesn't blow unless the main board is plugged in?

Looks like a pretty simple power supply on the board. If you can't find anyone else to look at it, I can. I just have no way to actually test the board in a machine, but it sounds like a dead short so it shouldn't be too hard to locate the bad part(s).

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Re: I NEED HELP WITH MY IGT-M 1634B
« Reply #3 on: April 04, 2025, 02:56:39 pm »
Awesome I'll pull out the hopper now and look with a mirror.

Also if it's a dead short, do you think the 24v transformer on the board would be the issue? Where about are you located?

 

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