If you press this lever then insert the hopper back into the machine and test a pay of any non premium symbol to see if it works. If there is no pay for three oranges for example, check and see if the wire going to “10” is broken, loose, or not attached. If all of the wires are connected then on the top of the hopper there is a lever you can press that will reset the disk to its original position. Most of the numbers are across the bottom. There is a wire attached to most of the numbers. Look at the bakelite board on the side of the hopper. There is a short either in the connections to the switch or inside the switch. No pays and there is no reset of the hopper.įix or replace coin switch on inside middle of door. On a multi-coin machine all coins accepted and all lights go on – except as soon as the handle is pulled all lights above one go out as though only one coin were inserted. Clean and/or adjust the “a” and “c” switches on the reel mechanism (as above), plus the switches at the back of the hopper, and the handle latch switches (as above).

5 If the winner paid” light stays on continuously, the problem is usually in the payout circuit.

Sometimes, just pressing on the top of these contacts will make the machine start paying. The bottom set needs to be cleaned and/or adjusted so they press together harder to make a good contact. Under the handle latch there are several switches. Check the double orange wire on the #12 pin. See if there is a broken wire on the beau plug that the hopper plugs into. It’s on the back left corner of the hopper as you face the machine. The wire coming from the solenoid of the payout relay to the resister may be broken.

See if there is a broken wire at the back of the hopper. Otherwise, the door must be closed for pays to occur. Sometimes there is a button (usually upper right) seen with the front door open. The bolts holding the hopper motor at the very bottom of the new style (snow) hopper may be loose causing the hopper to bind and not pay out. Replace rubber with the eraser end of a pencil or make a spring to pull the rocker arm away from the rubber barrel. This prevents a reset so that the next pay may take place. On the hopper contact board, the switch blade or plastic rocker arm is sticking to the rubber barrel – shaped zero stop. These are on the left side of the reel mechanism as you face the machine. Check the rm “a” (reel mechanism) switch and the rm “c” switch for gaps or sticking together or shorted wires holding these switches closed.

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