After stripping it down and then some inspection I noticed that the ribbon cable had actually fractured, this was probably due to design fault by the original designers / manufacturers. I can only assume that after years of use of the pull-out tray stressed and wore out the ribbon cable.
After purchasing a new ribbon cable from Ebay and a lot of soldering later, it was back to it's old self, I also replaced the internal backup battery while I was at it.
Below are a few pics showing the repair and the inner workings of this top-end chess computer.






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