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Cool, I did just that.

It seems as if one of the power connectors to the digital board had a 
suspect connection. I re-worked it, and all seems fine for now.
Thanks for the help.

Mike

> Hi!
> 
> Disconnect power, open up the unit, give EVERY chip you see a thumb
> push (chip massage) but be careful not to break the boards! This
> worked for me, I've had the same problems. I found that one chip
> wasn't seated right in his socket (which seems to be typically for
> these old machines...)
> 
> Hope this helps, greetings,
> Elmar.
>