Hi, my pinball is wired to turn on and off with the coin return buttons. Everything was working fine till I pressed the coin return button to turn it off, now it won’t power on any more.
Any ideas?
Hi, my pinball is wired to turn on and off with the coin return buttons. Everything was working fine till I pressed the coin return button to turn it off, now it won’t power on any more.
Any ideas?
Quoted from Cocotse:Hi, my pinball is wired to turn on and off with the coin return buttons. Everything was working fine till I pressed the coin return button to turn it off, now it won’t power on any more.
Any ideas?
Check behind the coin door? Is the coin return hitting anything like a bare wire? I’ve put repair booklets away that just barely nudged a loose main fuse just inside the door. Check that too.
Sounds as though your machine has been modified, and someone will need to look inside of the cabinet. There is a shock hazard from line voltages on the coin door and elsewhere. Unplug the game before poking around inside.
These were wired from the factory to turn off with a slam or a punch to the bottom of the machine, tripping a slam tilt switch on the bottom of the cabinet (behind the coin box). Starting a game with a coin, or a credit, would turn on the machine.
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