Crash

  • Manufacturer: F.lli Bertolino / Exidy
  • Year: 1979

Useful info

  • Cabinet type: Upright
  • Measures (WxHxD): ? x ? x ? cm
  • Working voltage: 220V
  • Maximum consumption: ?W ?A
  • Technology: Horizontal B/W monitor with colored overlay

This cabinet is no more in my collection

This is a CRASH Italian version made by F.lli Bertolino, probably under license because the board has been marked “FRABER”.

PCB

4 April 2014

I picked up this cab in Tuscany in the spring of 2011. I love this game! I hadn’t to make so much things, just cleaning, a monitor recap, remove some burns from the plexi. That’s all. Here is the PCB.  

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Inside

4 April 2014

Inside the cabinet was in good conditions, also here there was not much to do…

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Working

4 April 2014

This is the cabinet after few days. Completed and working.  

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Moved in the game room

4 April 2014

Then I moved in my game room. These pictures have been taken today.

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Troubleshooting… a whistle

4 April 2014

Yes. Yesterday the game didn’t start. Black screen and a whistle. This whistle is the same I usually heard the first second after switching on the game, but this time didn’t stop and the game didn’t boot. I checked the EPROM but everything was ok in that side. I used a working board provided by Alessio; in this way I could see a couple or RAM were faulty. As you can see in the pictures it uses 4027, these are 4096 x 1-BIT Dynamic RAMs The board started to work again but  with one difference: no more “crash” sound. Backtracking the sound circuit I could see the first relevant TTLs were two 74175 in position J3 and K3. Positions are arbitrary; in fact I don’t have any schematics and I drew the board layout on my own.

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