Basic questions regarding my ABT Manufacturing EM pinball machine circa 1934 +/-. Play-field shows "The Archer".

The wiring on this unit is in disarray. Some quick research shows this may have been a battery machine???? This unit does have an old ac plug in the mix.

I have not found the exact game but a few very similar. It has a paper reel in the front, similar to this but not exactly, no adjustment dial on the bottom right of mine....

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I can probably 'guess' the wiring as there is not much although some missing.

What was the power source for this? If battery, what voltage? A/c , d/c, do I need a transformer or a dc supply?

Any info would be appreciated. (manual, schematic, etc.)

Thank you,

ffontana78

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Thank you for the replies. I am not an expert.....

The 6 v supply is that a DC supply?

Also, there were a couple small light bulbs with sockets and wiring laying in the bottom. Are these typical with the unit?

Very happy to provide pictures when I get it back together and 'working'.

There is also a small switch mounted on the front under the coin panel. Is this added or suppose to be there?

Here is what I gather from existing wiring. There are a few wires not shown as they were just laying in the bottom of the unit.

Thanks for helping,

ffontana78

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Thank you for the info. I have a 6v dc supply. Should be mounted and ready to try today. There are 2 light bulbs and a couple crude holes very near the top of the play field. I'll see how they look and decide whether to use them. Front of the machine has some issues with the cabinet and removable panel to coin box. I will try to repair and match best I can.

Thank you