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Bally Nip-It: Knocker problem

By Brewchap

4 years ago



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#1 4 years ago
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Brewchap

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As you can tell from the picture, the Knocker is just setting in place with no wires from the wiring harness or any wires from it with a Jones plug on it. Can anyone tell me how this is hooked up? Or what to look for?

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#2 4 years ago
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#3 4 years ago
 
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Skidave

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On this side of the relay board should be a 2 pin female Jones socket for the knocker.

Looks like your missing the male plug and those wire are not the correct color.

See circle on screen shot for location.

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#4 4 years ago
 
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DrDre

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Knocker wires are Blue-Orange and ?Blue. Go down to two conductor Jones plug on relay board. Other side of Jones plug looks like Blue-Orange and Black.
Black wire appears to go to one side of the game counter, just above jones plug. I can give you more pictures if necessary.

Karl Drehobl

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#5 4 years ago
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Brewchap

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Quoted from DrDre:

Knocker wires are Blue-Orange and ?Blue. Go down to two conductor Jones plug on relay board. Other side of Jones plug looks like Blue-Orange and Black.
Black wire appears to go to one side of the game counter, just above jones plug. I can give you more pictures if necessary.
Karl Drehobl[quoted image][quoted image]

Thank you for the pictures. It took me a bit to get into my head that the Jones connector was laying sideways and not standing up like the rest. Thank you both for the help!

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