The PinScore PJ-8345-HV pinball power supply replaces broken, failing, or missing power supplies in Williams System 6A, 7, 9, 11, 11A, and some 11B pinball machines.
The PJ-8345-HV is engineered from the ground up with modern technologies and manufacturing techniques. Built around new switching power supply technology, PinScore power supplies boast nearly twice the efficiency and half the heat output of the original late 1970s and 1980s-era designs found in the affected pinball machines.
New safety features such as short-circuit and over-temperature protection increase reliability and protect your game from other faults. Extra power output enables your machine to effortlessly run game upgrades such as LED displays. As a drop-in replacement, the PJ-8345-HV includes everything you need to replace your game's power supply - no soldering or engineering experience required!
The PJ-8345-HV is a complete replacement for the original power supply, for powering both the game electronics and high-voltage displays.
Plug and Play installation; no soldering required
Increased efficiency over original power supplies
New switching regulator technology engineered for efficiency and reliability
Higher output to effortlessly power game upgrades
No-solder drop-in replacement - No soldering or experience required
LED status indicators for easy troubleshooting
2 year warranty
Made in the USA
The main 5-volt DC linear power supply has been replaced and completely redesigned with cool, reliable switched-regulator power supply technology used in modern computers. Thanks to high efficiency and little waste heat, switched regulators require no large metal heat sinks. This is an eco-friendly, "green" power supply that keeps your backbox internal temperature cooler and lowers your machine's overall power consumption. With new short-circuit protection, an errant screwdriver or a fault in the 5-volt circuit will not harm the power supply.
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Specification PJ-8345-HV Original Power Supply
Voltage Output 5V 5V
Efficiency 93% 48%
Peak Current 8 Amps 4 Amps
Peak Power 40 Watts 20 Watts
Continuous Current 6 Amps 3 Amps
Continuous Power 30 Watt 15 Watts
Short Circuit Protection Yes No
Over-Temperature Protection Yes No
ESD Protection Yes No
LED Status Indicators Yes No
Qty Part No. Description
1 PJ-8345-HV PinScore PJ-8345-HV Pinball Power Supply
4 4006-01003-05 6-32 x 5/16 Machine Screw
The PJ-8345-HV is a drop-in replacement for Williams System 3, 4, and 6 games and shuffle alleys:
ALLEY CATS
BANZAI RUN
BARRACORA
BIG GUNS
BIG STRIKE
BLACK KNIGHT
COMET
COSMIC GUNFIGHT
CYCLONE
DEFENDER
F-14 TOMCAT
FIRE!
FIREPOWER 2
GOLD MINE
GRAND LIZARD
HIGH SPEED
HYPERBALL
JOUST (Williams)
JUNGLE LORD
LASER CUE
MILLIONAIRE
PHARAOH
PINBOT
ROAD KINGS
SOLAR FIRE
SORCERER
SPACE SHUTTLE
SPACE STATION
STAR LIGHT
STRIKE ZONE Shuffle
SWORDS OF FURY
TIC TAC STRIKE
TIME FANTASY
TRIPLE STRICKE
WARLOCK
Installation time: about 10 minutes.
Tools required: ¼inch nutdriver and/or Phillips screwdriver (varies by game).
Game F3 Value
Alley Cats Shuffle 20 SB
Banzai Run --
Barracora 20 SB
Big Guns --
Big Strike Shuffle --
Black Knight 20 SB
Comet --
Cosmic Gunfight
Cyclone --
Defender Pinball 10 SB
F-14 Tomcat 4 SB
Fire! 4 SB
Firepower 2 --
Gold Mine Shuffle --
Grand Lizard 10 SB
High Speed 2.5 SB
Hyperball 10 SB
Joust 10 SB
Jungle Lord 20 SB
Laser Cue --
Millionaire 2.5 SB
Pharaoh 20 SB
Pinbot 10 SB
Road Kings 2.5 SB
Solar Fire 20 SB
Sorcerer 2.5 SB
Space Shuttle --
Space Station --
Star Light
Strike Zone Shuffle --
Swords Of Fury --
Tic Tac Strike Shuffle --
Time Fantasy 10 SB
Triple Strike Shuffle --
Warlock 10 SB
Open your game.
Unplug the main power from your pinball machine.
Carefully remove the game backglass (Check owner's manual for specific instructions) and open the backbox door to reveal the game's electronics.
Locate and remove the old power supply.
The power supply is typically located on the right side of most Williams pinball machines. The board will have a large heat sink on it.
With the main power disconnected, unplug all connections from the power supply board. The plugs are uniquely keyed with special blocked pins to ensure you replace them in the correct locations.
Unscrew the mounting screws on the old board and remove the board from the backbox. Save the screws for the new board.
Install the PJ-8345-HV board.
With the existing screws, mount the new PJ-8345-HV board into the existing holes.
Reconnect all the plugs
Verify Installation.
(Optional) Remove the High Voltage fuse if using PinScore LED Displays
PinScore LED displays do not use the high-voltage secton provided by the PJ-8345-HV.
If your game uses PinScore LED Displays, you may remove the fuse labeled F1 to disable the high voltage power supply and reduce the risk of shock from the displays. Save this fuse with the game in case you decide to re-install the original plasma-style displays.
Double-check all connections, plug in the machine, and turn the game on.
INSTALLATION NOTE:System 11 games use yellow four wire connector, System 6-9 Use J1.
The PJ-8345-HV LED voltage indications will illuminate to show proper operation of the input and output voltages from the board.
Play Pinball!
If your machine is using PinScore LED displays, you may choose to disable the high voltage section of the PinScore power supply. This will reduce the risk of electric shock. To disable the high voltage section, remove fuse F1 from the power supply board.
Important: Fuse F3 may need to be changed for certain games. Extra fuses are provided in the PJ-8345 retail kit. For all games, F3 is a "Slow-Blow" fuse designed to handle temporary power surges typical of solenoid circuits. F3 powers some solenoids. Some games with Auxillary Power Driver boards do not use F3.
The LEDs in the PJ-8345-HV indicate the presence of voltage and are a useful tool for troubleshooting a non-functional machine. If the LED is not lit, it can indicate a problem either with the PJ-8345-HV or the voltages supplying it. When the PJ-8345-HV is functioning correctly, all LEDs should be ON.
The +5V and +/- 91V circuits can shut down because of shorts. If the LEDs are on while other boards such as the MPU are disconnected but turns off when they are connected, there is a short present on that board.
LED Purpose
D1 +91V Plasma Display
D2 -91V Plasma Display
D4 +18V Feature Lamps
D5 -12V Logic Supply
D9 Flipper B+
D10 +5V Logic Supply
D13 +12V Logic Supply
D14 Solenoid B+
The test points on the PJ-8345-HV provide another tool for troubleshooting and verifying correct voltages in the machine. The following table indicates acceptable voltages to be measured at the various test points located on the board. To use the test point, use a digital multimeter (DMM), with the black/ground lead connected firmly to a ground point such as mounting screw, and use the red/positive lead to check the test points. Make sure to set the multimeter to the correct range and voltage type (AC/DC) for a proper measurement.
Measured values should fall within the tolerance range specified in the Test Point chart. Values outside of these ranges could cause erratic game behavior such as intermittent resets or weak solenoids.
Test Point Tolerance Tolerance, V Purpose
+5V +/- 1% 4.95V, 5.05V Logic Supply
+12V +/- 3% 11.64V, 12.36V Audio Supply
-12V +/- 3% -11.64V, -12.36V Audio Supply
+91V +/- 5% 86.45V, 95.55V Plasma Display
-91V +/- 5% -86.45V. -95.55V Plasma Display
+18V +/- 5% 17.1V, 18.9V Feature Lamps
+40V +/- 5% 38V, 42V Flipper Voltage
+40V +/- 5% 38V, 42V Solenoid Voltage
The fuses on the PinScore power supply should not blow under normal operating conditions. If you find a blown fuse in your PinScore power supply, locate the problem before replacing the fuse. A blown fuse indicates a short elsewhere in the machine. Refer to the fuse chart to help locate where to search for the short. All PinScore fuses are rated at 250V.
Never substitute a fuse with a higher specified current (amperage) rating. This will void your PinScore warranty and create a fire hazard. If a fuse other than F3 blows repetitively, it is a problem elsewhere in your game.
If fuse F3 is blowing, verify the correct value fuse is installed as noted in the chart in the Installation section.
Fuse Current (A) Voltage Purpose
F1 3/8 A Slow-Blow 250V Plasma Display Source*
F2 10 A Slow-Blow 250V Flipper+ (FLPR+)
F3 2.5 A Slow-Blow 250V Solenoid B+ (SOL_B+)**
F4 8 A Slow Blow 250V +18V Feature Lamps
F5 4 A Slow Blow 250V Logic, +/- 12V
F6 Not Used - -
* Removal of F1 is recommended if using PinScore display systems
** F3 may need to be exchanged for a larger value in some games. See chart in the Installation section.
Replaces Williams part number D-8345 Power Supply Assembly
All PinScore power supply products are covered by a 5-year, transferrable warranty. Should your power supply fail, contact your distributor for repair or replacement options. PinScore products will be repaired or replaced at the distributor's discretion.
PinScore power supplies are a replacement product for aging pinball machines. While PinScore power supplies are carefully engineered to replace as many high-failure parts as possible and retain robustness, there remains a possibility that other parts of your machine may need to be repaired before your game will function correctly. These parts include but are not limited to your machine's transformer, wiring, and fuses. The PinScore warranty does not cover damage caused by improper installation, faulty wiring, and incorrect aftermarket repairs.