arcade1up lcd screen replacement manufacturer

Are you upgrading to our 10.4 LCD monitor in your Gen1 Countercade? If you want a drop in solution with no cutting of your own panels then get this! Makes installing our LCD a piece of cake! Simple set this in and adjust it where you want it and screw in the screws. There are no holes but the wood is very soft and can easily be screwed into without pre drilling.

This will provide a VGA input for your factory Arcade1Up 16.7 monitor allowing you to hook up like a 60 in 1 pcb. If you need a HDMI output you can get a inexpensive vga to hdmi adapter from Amazon.

While we do not sell replacement parts on our website, our trained customer service team is more than happy to assist with troubleshooting and replacement parts covered by our Arcade1Up warranty.

Arcade1Up debuts the Infinity Game Table featuring digital versions of both classic and iconic board games like Hasbro’s Monopoly™, Scrabble™, Trivial Pursuit™, Chutes and Ladders™, Candy Land™, Yahtzee™, puzzles, card games, coloring books, mini-games, comic books, and many more licensed and indie games to be announced in the near future!

Available in two size options -- 24” and 32” -- both Arcade1Up Infinity Game Table sizes include an HD Touchscreen, personalized dynamic zoom viewing, responsive tactile feedback, Wi-Fi connectivity, online play, and an ever-expanding selection of downloadable games and interactive content via the app store.

Hold down on the Volume + button while  holding down the Power button at the same time. The tablet’s screen should turn on. When it does let go of the Power button but keep the Volume + button held down until you see a large Android in the center of the screen.

If the device is unresponsive, and no other solutions have worked, there may be a problem with the motherboard. See our ++motherboard replacement guide++ for more information.

To fix water damage on a device, you can try to get the water to dry, likely the screen will be permanently damaged. If this is the case, you will have to replace the screen. To see how to replace the screen see screen replacement guide.

In some cases, a touch screen that does not respond correctly could be do to dirt buildup on the screen. To fix this, you can use a glass screen cleaner with a cloth meant for device screens.

To fix water damage on a device, you can try to get the water to dry, likely the screen will be permanently damaged. If this is the case, you will have to replace the screen. To see how to replace the screen see screen replacement guide.

If there is a cracked screen causing an image distortion on the tablet the solution is to replace the screen. To see how to replace the screen see the screen replacement guide.

Enlarge / Say hello to the Arcade1Up Attack From Mars physical pinball cabinet. The chassis is physical; its games are all virtual. Read below to understand what the heck that means.

I"ve wondered how long it would take for that to change in the gaming-nostalgia market, especially as companies like Arcade1Up produce and sell more multicade cabinets for home use. The time for change is now, evidently, thanks to a handful of manufacturers producing pinball multicades. Arcade1Up in particular launched three distinct pinball emulation cabinets this year, each revolving around a different license.

The Arcade1Up pinball system is largely the same across all three models released this year. Most of the physical cabinet is preassembled inside its box, and finishing the construction—which resembles a classic pinball machine, complete with buttons and a plunger—is simple enough with a standard screwdriver. The biggest catch will be getting the cabinet"s biggest, heaviest piece through doors or over stairs. This portion measures 34 inches long, 17 inches wide, and 16.5 inches tall. (Luckily, you can unscrew this base chunk in a pinch.)

Once fully built, this cabinet"s tallest backplate gets up to 60 inches in height, while the default legs bring the flippers up 35 inches from the floor. These include twistable feet that you can adjust to even out the set"s balance. At roughly 65 percent the size of a standard pinball cabinet, the Arcade1Up version will more likely fit in your favorite playroom, though it looks better in isolation rather than sitting next to an official table of the era. Advertisement

Peek over the fake coin doors, and you"ll quickly see where Arcade1Up"s system differs hugely from the real thing: a 24-inch LCD panel, offset by a significant bezel all around (wood on top and bottom, aluminum on the left and right). Beneath the screen, Arcade1Up relies on an Android-fueled SoC, which pumps a 720p video signal to the screen, along with an analog receiver for the plunger, an accelerometer to sense your real-life "tilts," and four solenoids that thump along with your gameplay. Two of them are positioned near the flipper buttons to replicate the sense of striking a pinball, while two fit deeper inside the chassis to replicate midgame bumps.

With the backplate attached and a single AC adapter plugged into a wall outlet, the machine is ready to rock. The backplate offers two crucial pieces to the pinball-emulation puzzle: a smaller LCD screen, which provides score information and midgame animations, and a pair of surprisingly robust speakers.

The backplate, by the way, is a printed poster that doesn"t change regardless of which virtual game you"re playing. My cabinet highlights the original Williams table Attack From Mars, while Arcade1Up"s two other 2021 models are decorated with Star Wars and Marvel characters, respectively. Sadly, for the Attack From Mars cabinet, Arcade1Up didn"t get a great source for the side cabinet art (especially on the backplate"s sides). Those images are a bit warped and low-res. Should your default home arcade have dim lighting, you may not even notice.

Power the system on, and after an admittedly overlong loading screen, Arcade1Up"s interface pops up, revealing a selection of 10 games as powered by Zen Studios" digital-pinball ecosystem. The Williams machine I tested includes the following:

Best Arcade Game Warranty on the Planet!5 years parts1 year parts and laborOther manufacturers offer only 1 year parts!MONITORBrand new commercial-quality LCD flat screen monitor.Other manufacturers offer only used monitors! PARTSAll new commercial-quality parts.Other manufacturers use the least expensive parts available! AMPLIFIED SOUNDSeparate commercial-quality amplifier for superior arcade sound.Other manufacturers: all sound comes from the mother board resulting in a very poor and tin sound

I purchased a game arcade, Mortal Kombat Superb Combo w/riser (sku# ****) and Mortal Kombat stool (sku#****) from the Arcade1Up website with an order date on the packing slip of 4/27/2021 (Order #*******, ref. number *****, and customer # **). The actual order date was 4/23/2021, and the total cost was $606.35. They offer a 30 day window for returns. I first reached out to them on 4/29/21 through email via their "contact us" option on their website. My contact has shifted between Kristina - a technical support representative and Sam - a technical support representative. In an effort to save about $170 or more in shipping I offered to deliver the game cabinet myself to their facility located about 20 minutes from my home. This would ensure safe delivery as well as save me money. I just want to return the item to receive my refund. It has been 6 days since they said they would respond to my last email. I have been given the run around. Please help resolve this issue. Thank you.