Fuse Locator

[rsolivero]

Hello everyone

A question from a pure Newbie here.

Where can I find the fuses on an IGT G23 AVP Multi Game? A picture or 2 would really help this lost soul out.

Thanks so much,
Rick

[Stayouttadabunker]

Inside the two power supply's they each have a fuse.
There's one on the brainbox circuit board as well.

Tell us what's wrong with the machine?


Below is a picture of one PSU in my topbox...>>>

[Stayouttadabunker]

Below on the left is the main brainbox...there'a fuse on that main circuit board inside for sure and the two other PSU.
The main one's that big box on that shelf, the other smaller one on the floor right of the brainbox, is a PDU where the main power plugs into.
There should be a fuse in that as well but they never really ever burn out.
You probably just have a loose plug or something.

Clcik on photo to enlarge if needed...>>>

[rsolivero]

Stayout, thanks so much for the info.  My machine is plugged into a power strip which in turn is plugged into a powered receptacle that is operated by a wall switch.  I accidentally brushed up against the wall switch for a split second and the machine powered off a then back on for a nano second.  When I power it up, all I get is a small screen that states “no signal, power off”.  The power supply is making noise and the IGT lower insignia and glitter bar light up.  It was suggested to me it could be a fuse.

Rick

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[rsolivero]

Here's a couple of pics pertaining to my issue.

[Stayouttadabunker]

These take a while to complete their boot-up sequence...leave it on for awhile.
There are quite a few batteries in it as well that need to be replaced if the machine has been OFF for awhile.
You ARE getting power to the monitor tho...or it wouldn't display that message.
Open the door and see if the four fans are turning...should be four small ones right on the back of the door's MLD monitor.
Turn OFF the power switch , count to 5, and turn it back ON.
Leave the door cracked open.
Watch the display and let us know what happens.

I really don't think it's a fuse....it sounds more like something got loose and isn't seated properly...maybe after a move?
Check plugs everywhere.
Make sure everything is firmly pushed in and seated.
Check fans on the power supplies too.
If the fans aren't turning, then the power supply may be dead from being overheated.

[rsolivero]

I have always left the machine on. Also it's never been moved.  I did check the fans at the monitor and all 4 are spinning.  That's where I've gotten so far.  I will check the fans near the power supplys.  I've recently had knee surgery so it's a little tough getting down to check the rest.  I'll have to wait for a little help from a neighbor or son. Dumb question but I've never had to do this:  How is the top door opened, is there a lever of sorts?
Thank you

[sixcardmark]

Open main door.  There is a knob just to left of the door switches you pull to swing top monitor up.

[rsolivero]

Thanks, sixcard