King Pin
Williams, 1962Need some help from a Williams King Pin Owner.
My Bottom Motor Board Relays have washed out Labels and I do not know what the name of the relays are. I have included some generic numbers on my photos for reference so that it is easy for you to explain each one and for me to understand it as well so I can generate some new labels. 
TIA,
Ken
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Hi EM-PINMAN
I guess many pinsiders would like to help - but when I / we do not have the pin ...
Your pictures show the bottom-board taken-out of the pin - If it would be in the pin I then would advise: Manually actuate the relay and look what reaction the pin shows --- then looking up in the (ipdb) schematics what switches / relays are involved.
We can use the ipdb-schematics - left of "No-1-Relay" there is the "Knock-Off-Switch" mounted on the board - wire-orange-grey. According to the schematics this wire runs to "Coil on Lock-Relay". Follow this wire-orange-gray - does the wire ends at "No-1-Relay" ? IF (if) Yes: "No-1-Relay IS the Lock-Relay.
The "No-8-Relay" has a thing attached - "Lectrohm 500" --- in the schematics I see "Change-Relay" has an 500 OHM resistor mounted - "No-8-Relay" is the "Change-Relay".
To the right of the "No-8-Relay" You show the "25 Cent Relay" - the schematics tells me: "IT IS OPERATED by 110 VAC, coil has soldered-on WIRE-a-90-color-GREY.
I believe to see Wire-color-GREY also at the "Coil on No-5-Relay" - the wrapping paper says "Z-3?-4200" - the "110VAC driven COIN-Relay" is marked as "Z-35-4200", its other wire (schematics) has wire-color-B-31-2-Yellow-Red - this does NOT match with (JPG, picture) wire-blueish. The schematics tells me: wire-Yellow-Red leads to "Self-Hold-Switch on the COIN-Relay" - my question: when You follow the "wire-blueish" - do You come to "Switch-mounted on COIN-Relay" and THERE at the same solder-lug is "wire-Yellow-Red" and it connects to "Switch on Lock-Relay".
"No-7-Relay" has a wrapping paper "Z-27-1000" - a wire runs from the Coil to "Self-Hold-Switch mounted on the relay" - wire-color-somewhat dark - question: Is on that solder-lug another wire-color-??? soldered-on ? what color ?
There are only a few relays in the schematics marked as "Z-27-1000" - we may find the relay in the schematic - looking at wires-colors of wires osed on the switches of this relay.
So I guess: "No-1-Relay" is Lock-Relay, "No-8-Relay" is "Change-Relay" "No-5-Relay is Coin-Relay", greetings Rolf
Thanks for looking into this Rolf and figuring out some of it.
I realize that having the game operational would make it pretty easy for me to find out what relay does what but I wanted to get a jump on things as I cannot test it because it is currently in pieces being fully restored with the cabinet and head being repaired and painted by Pinhead52. This game should be top notch when I am done as I am going to get some items plated, polished, playfield cleared, and have a new Translite as well.
Anyone else knows what the other relays do I am all ears....and eyes. 
Man, Rolf got all that just from lookin at the schematic. The man scares me...LOL, just kidding, glad to have you here Rolf.
Rock on dude!
I am going to start tearing mine apart later tonight or tomorrow, I can provide whatever info you need if I have it. Game was working almost 100% when I brought it in, just haven't been playing it bc its filthy and needs rubbers and such. I was just trolling the boards to see what recent info/owners i could find. I am in need of some replacement plastics, I can produce a set if someone can provide decent scans.
Forgive me for not sending pics. Although my labels are pretty good, my photography is not:
Your 1,2,3,4, from left to right -Lock relay, Intermediate relay, Rollover relay, Rerack relay
Your 5,6,7,8 from left to right - Coin relay, reset relay, shooter relay, change relay
Unfortunately, at this time it will take some work to get my large bell off. Previous owner may have super glued two nuts together, and I need time to try to loosen them up. If you have no luck, pm me and I will see what I can do. Hope this is helpful.
Harry Irvin
Quoted from pinrayhji:Your 1,2,3,4, from left to right -Lock relay, Intermediate relay, Rollover relay, Rerack relay
Your 5,6,7,8 from left to right - Coin relay, reset relay, shooter relay, change relay
Thanks a lot for this info Harry.
Quoted from pinrayhji:Unfortunately, at this time it will take some work to get my large bell off. Previous owner may have super glued two nuts together, and I need time to try to loosen them up
I had the original 2 nuts too but luckily they came right off and I then replaced the 2 nuts with 1 nylon nut for convenience. Try heating up the nuts with a soldering gun as glue does not like high heat all at once. Once you get it off I would appreciate a pic of that area below.
Thanks again,
Ken
Seriously getting those 2 nuts off was a b@$?h. Two square nuts on mine. I used pb nut buster and a linemans pliers and squeezed them til they popped loose. The linemans was the trick, was able to squeeze until they lined up. Glad harry helped with the relays, saves me alot of typing, and photos are tough with where they are located.
Quoted from PhilC:Seriously getting those 2 nuts off was a b@$?h. Two square nuts on mine. I used pb nut buster and a linemans pliers and squeezed them til they popped loose. The linemans was the trick, was able to squeeze until they lined up. Glad harry helped with the relays, saves me alot of typing, and photos are tough with where they are located.
Quoted from PhilC:If u need anything else don't hesitate to pm me, game being torn down for restore. Well, what I consider a restore.
Man this is super great Harry. The pics tell the whole story and yes it was wired wrong on mine. I'll get on it tomorrow and get the wiring mess straightened out no problem with a big thanks to you. I should be set to go now on the Q&A for this game. Looking forward on Tuesday or Wednesday to pick the newly repaired and painted cabinet from Pinhead52 which already looks awesome from the pics.
Sorry it was so hard to get the bell off, but at least now you can give it a good cleaning and polish. 
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