St Louis, MO
If you are manually tripping the coin switch, make sure you flip it really fast as though a coin were going over it. Any delay will trip the anti-tilt.
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Quoted from baldtwit:if you want, you could just bend up the top blade on CU 4D so the center blade never touches it. That would disable the "tilt when the coin switch closed too long" circuit and also fix the MBB iss
One of the first things I do to every bingo. Not needed in a home environment. Unless you're charging people to play and they have cheating on their mind. 
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