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I've had a good lock at it and collared a list of parts needed which I'll update in a bit but this is the a different sort project I haven't tried before.
Looks like the cage around the motherboard will have helped a little with the heat. Out of all my Spike 2 games Aerosmith is the only one fitted with this cage. If you need any details of what colour wire goes where, then i can get some pics of mine for you
Have a look inside the cage if anything has dripped onto it and remove asap, this stuff can be quite corrosive. Looks eminently doable otherwise. What burned next to it?
So still waiting for a reply from Stern on the parts, notable the wooden backbox bits.
But this is what I think the BOM is.
translite
backbox decal left
backbox decal right
main cabinet decal left
main cabinet decal right
main cabinet decal front
Translite
Translite trim (left, right, upper and lower lip)
Spike 2 CPU to LCD cable
Spike 2 CPU to translite LED illumination left cable
Spike 2 CPU to translite LED illumination right cable
Spike 2 CPU to Power cable