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From: "Lloyd Olson" <l...@ssbilliards.com>
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Subject: Re: F6 fuse on power board keeps  blowing
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Okay F6 is your flash lamps.

Find the connector on the power supply board going to them and disconnect 
that connector. Then power up - if it blows your power supply board has a 
problem.

If it doesn't blow then going out into the game you have a short, could be 
bad bulb, bad socket, socket leads touching metal or bent together, or 
wiring shorted.

Most likely an easy fix, hard part will be finding it unless you get lucky.

LTG :)

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