You didn’t test before you installed the multi, so it could be anything honestly.
Biggest piece of advice I can give anyone installing multis is to work with 100% tested and working boards. Without using working boards, it’s impossible to know where the issue stems from. It’s usually always the donor game.
Volume issues are common with CPS-2 boards. It’s one of the only things that commonly goes wrong with them outside of leaky batteries.
If holding down the “volume down” button and powering on doesn’t work. I’d start by making sure the actual volume buttons are mechanically / electrically functional with a multimeter. Also making sure the switches are making contact with the plastic buttons of the case. If all that checks out then change out the super capacitor.
You should be able to use the search function on the forum to get the procedures for both of those things. Report in after you’ve done that.
Biggest piece of advice I can give anyone installing multis is to work with 100% tested and working boards. Without using working boards, it’s impossible to know where the issue stems from. It’s usually always the donor game.
Volume issues are common with CPS-2 boards. It’s one of the only things that commonly goes wrong with them outside of leaky batteries.
If holding down the “volume down” button and powering on doesn’t work. I’d start by making sure the actual volume buttons are mechanically / electrically functional with a multimeter. Also making sure the switches are making contact with the plastic buttons of the case. If all that checks out then change out the super capacitor.
You should be able to use the search function on the forum to get the procedures for both of those things. Report in after you’ve done that.