Quoted from currieddog:From IPDB: An add-a-ball version was made for export to Italy. "Federico Croci, a collector from Italy, owns an Early Production Add-a-ball version with serial number 1003. Until he can send pictures, he describes its differences from those made later in production: "First of all, cabinet used had very different graphics, actually borrowed from Bally's 1965 'Blue Ribbon'. Other differences include the top section of the backglass, instead of the usual numbered half-moon, we have 'super bonus' from 100 to 900. Also, no kick-back on the left 'Special' exit lane. As usual [for an add-a-ball], no credit unit and no credit window in the backglass as well."
OK, well, maybe I don't have an export version. This is my second Bazaar I have owned. The previous one was a replay model, unlike my current ad a ball model. My previous one had a coin door with 3 slots...nickel, dime, and quarter. My current model has a much different door with only one slot. The mechanism is gone so I don't know what coin it accepted. I assumed it was a foreign coin, but perhaps it was for a dime. Also, the cabinet is painted "normal" and the back glass has crescents, not numbers 100-900. I also have a kick back lane with insert "special."
So let's assume now I don't have an export model. I have a USA version with a one slot door, (there are two different style doors shown in pics on IPDB). I still would like a schematic for the ad a ball version to troubleshoot why the ad a ball stepper isn't working.
