RECH repairer for es3 system

[angelo]

Hello everyone, I am looking for someone who could give me a diagnosis and repair my es3 system.
It tells me I/O error1 when launching the game
While I checked my jvs card with other system (369 and ringedge) everything and ok
I can provide one for parts to recover parts on this one, the motherboard and dead as well as the power supply and some parts are missing
If anyone is interested in selling to the state, this can be done, I am based in France.
Thank you sorry for my English level which is quite low

 

[ArcSys101]

You can power up first the i/o board or same in one power source with the es3 booting process and check the i/o usb cable

 

[angelo]

You can power up first the i/o board or same in one power source with the es3 booting process and check the i/o usb cable

so for the cable I checked with two other systems (namco 369 and ringedge 2) it works perfectly the jvs and recognized if I understood you correctly you told me that it first turns on the terminal then the system?? here is the version of the io board

 

[ArcSys101]

Looks like yes one of the es3 system missing the little i/o board in the case and the videocard

But if you put a videocard and a different hdd and dongle it will be bitlocker error

 

[angelo]

On dirait que oui l'un des systèmes es3 manque la petite carte d'e/s dans le boîtier et la carte vidéo

Mais si vous mettez une carte vidéo et un disque dur et un dongle différents, ce sera une erreur de bitlocker

donc oui il manque la carte ES mais il y a la carte vidéo c'est elle et démonté le système par dessus et pour partie la carte mère et l'alim on a grillé oui si on change le CG ou le hdd on et bloqué par le bitlocker et je ne le contourne pas du tout

 

[angelo]

so yes the ES card is missing but there is the video card it is that it and dismantled the system from above and for part the motherboard and the power supply we burnt out yes if we change the CG or the hdd we and blocked by the bitlocker and I'm not bypassing it at all

 

[angelo]

here are the error messages

 

[ArcSys101]

Use a different i/o so you can isolate the problem , and check inside the case maybe a loose wiring or in the i/o usb port is faulty

 

[angelo]

I only have a rom board I have that of the namco noir cab I looked in the system nothing suspicious but there is only one input for the jvs?

 

[ArcSys101]

Open the case and see what inside maybe some loose connections

 

[angelo]

at first glance I don't see anything suspicious

 

[ArcSys101]

Use another i/o board

 

[angelo]

I only have this io board that goes on this terminal otherwise you have to make quite heavy modifications but this io board works with the namco 369 and the ringedge 2

 

[Franco23444]

I only have a rom board I have that of the namco noir cab I looked in the system nothing suspicious but there is only one input for the jvs?

Yes, plug your JVS I/O to this port, not a USB port on the motherboard, make sure the connector with the purple and green wires are connected to the COM 3 port. Refer to this for help: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/namco-system-es3-teardown-and-some-basic-info.22930/

 

[angelo]

yes yes that's what I did but it gives me the io error message while my other jvs systems are working

 

[Franco23444]

yes yes that's what I did but it gives me the io error message while my other jvs systems are working

I probably didn’t read properly but what JVS I/O are you using?

 

[angelo]

I probably didn’t read properly but what JVS I/O are you using?

I use this one but before the es3 system recognizes it

 

[Franco23444]

I use this one but before the es3 system recognizes it

That one should work on the ES3, I’m also using that and the Noirs can stock with that I/O

 

[angelo]

yes normally it should work and it worked before and there it marks me this error message

 

[Franco23444]

Hmm, sounds like the little green pcb that is in the front and communicates with the JVS I/O may have gone bad? This is the first time I heard of an issue like this. Make sure the cables connecting to the green pcb and the motherboard are firmly connected. If the PSU did previously failed then it might have shorted the circuits on that little board unfortunately…