Final Tally
Item | Cost | Comment |
---|---|---|
Acquisition | 500 | Dedicated Universal |
PCB Fix | 40 | Original was Glitchy |
Instruction Card | 15 | |
Repair Kit | 20 | Headlight Restoration Kit |
Coin door Lights | 1 | I keep these on hand |
Marquee / Back Lights | 24 | 100 VAC T10 bulbs and starters including shipping |
Total | 600 | Big Find |
Lights

Mr. Do! (Universal) has a marquee light like most cabinets, but also features a back glass that reminds me of a Wurlitzer Juke. These lights were designed and source for Japan. The electricity is 100 VAC and the starters and bulbs are built for that current. Nintendo cabinets have a similar set up. I had a little trouble finding the bulbs at 1000Bulbs, but I could not find the starters. David found them from his prior searches for Nintendo games.
Instruction Card


I used a Headlight Restoration Kit to restore the plastic instruction card I acquired at VfaD 2013. It really worked and the final product is beyond my expectation.
Restoration Log: Mr. Do! Instruction Card
Coin Door Lights
David replaced the lights behind the coin door and it looks really nice. This unit is getting better and better.
More Parts
I acquired a dingy Instruction Card at the VfaD 2013. It has some cigarette burns and is a little bent but it is better than the black plastic cover I have now.