Merit Megatouch Force Radion Arcade Video Game Touchscreen Touch Screen 3M Micro

Description: https://www.facebook.com/groups/235489609302014 Due to the recent epidemic of folks buying this without checking model numbers nor asking questions first, please note, WE MUST STOP TAKING RETURNS ON THIS ITEM AT THIS LOW PRICE. PLEASE DON'T PURCHASE WITHOUT BEING CERTAIN IT'S THE RIGHT MODEL FOR YOUR MACHINE. THIS IS FOR FORCE RADION ONLY. IT'S NOT FOR MAXX, IT'S NOT FOR TOUCHMASTER, IT'S NOT FOR ANY OTHER GAME WE ARE AWARE OF. IT'S NOT A FLATSCREEN, BUT IT IS LESS CURVED THAN ON OTHER CRT MACHINES. CHECK LABELS ON CABLES OF YOUR OLD SCREEN FIRST, REFER TO GAME-SPECIFIC LITERATURE, AND/OR WRITE TO US TO ASK BEFORE BUYING. GLAD TO HELP YOU IDENTIFY. AGAIN, NO RETURNS-NO REFUNDS-NO RETURNS-NO REFUNDS. FANTASTIC DREAM-COME-TRUE ITEM IF YOU NEED IT! Brand-new, never-used, fresh from the manufacturer's original packing carton replacement glass touch screen for the Merit Megatouch Force Radion coin-operated bar-top touchscreen game with curved front CRT monitor. Also may work in other commercial/industrial touchscreen devices with a slightly less than 15 inch diagonal CRT (though only about 13 & 5/8" diagonal shows through bezel when installed in finished cabinet.) Not for use with flatscreen LCD monitors. Not for use with many other CRT touchscreen games having a greater curvature. To confirm compatibility, follow wiring cable on your old screen from the controller to where it connects to the glass, and you should find 2 or 3 labels with various numbers wrapped around the cable. If any one of the labels says 13-1431-01 or 13-1401-01 or 13-1402-01, then we have the touchscreen for you. Includes only what is shown in the picture. (Touch controller box sold separately. We have many other Megatouch parts not necessarily listed on ebay. Contact us for more information.) This screen is unused and untouched since packed at the factory, but that was nearly 20 years ago, so the strips of mounting tape around the edges of the glass may not adhere as well as they used to. It's easy to peel off and use fresh tape if needed though. We've shipped many of these screens and never yet had a complaint, but just want every detail to be known. Touchscreens are fragile and difficult to replace. IF YOU HAVE LITTLE OR NO EXPERIENCE BUILDING OR REPAIRING COMPUTERS/MONITORS, PLEASE DON'T PURCHASE THIS ITEM UNLESS YOU HAVE A REPUTABLE TOUCHSCREEN TECHNICIAN TO PERFORM THE INSTALLATION. NO RETURNS NOR REFUNDS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE. No returns nor refunds even if you find that this item doesn't function properly. Experienced technicians, especially those who have purchased from us before, know what to expect and know what to do with this rare pristine NOS item. If your old touchscreen no longer works correctly due to scratches or worse from too many years at a rough n' tumble biker bar (think PeeWee in platform shoes strutting to Tequila and/or Patrick Swayze as the head bouncer), then this item should cure it and last forever in the serenity of your home game room or "man-cave". If you consider your game a classic to someday pass to your grandkids or to a grateful video game museum, having spare parts on the shelf ain't a bad idea either. Remember, a lot of jukes, pinballs, and Pacman machines went to the dump before they became precious collector's items. The good ol' touchscreen games you played at bars back in the 90's and 00's may be headed for a similar fate, and in a few short years the parts will be a lot harder to find... Best of luck! :) Tips!: Keep heat sinks and airways clean and all fans spinning at top speed! If any doubt at all, replace fans with new ones. Renew CPU heatsink compound if you're handy with that sort of thing. Replace CPU fan if self-test speed reports less than 3500rpm. Confirm that power supply voltages are correct, and if the power supply gets very hot, replace with one rated for 250 to 300Watts or more, which runs cooler and helps all components last longer. Watch for bulging tops on failing can-shaped electrolytic capacitors, but don't replace them yourself unless you have significant soldering experience. If game does nothing at all when switched on, possibly just dead button cell CMOS battery on motherboard. Read about jumper-starting ATX power supplies (or write me), gently replace battery, connect a keyboard to the game's motherboard, startup with delete button pressed, set Fail-Safe Defaults, then set Optimized Defaults, set BIOS date and time, set first boot device to ATAPI CD and second to HDD/IDE, set to Power-On after power failure. Exit saving changes. On Midway Infinity, no jumper-startup needed, just replace CMOS battery, press F1 or F2 at start-up, set time & date, set to Power-On after power failure, disable floppy A drive and set IDE as primary boot device. Exit saving changes.

Price: 38.98 USD

Location: Cheshire, Connecticut

End Time: 2023-12-21T20:37:28.000Z

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