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Flip a card ball in play lights not working

By Judoratt

2 years ago



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    #4 2 years ago
     
    DJP

    Sea_Wolf

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    I would check this make/break switch on the Game Over relay. If it’s only making on the game over side (Orange/white wire) and not on the ball in play side (green wire), that would cause no ball in play lights.
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    #6 2 years ago
     
    DJP

    Sea_Wolf

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    Quoted from Judoratt:

    Can’t find the Game over relay is it in the cabinet or the back box. Thank you.[quoted image]

    It’s in the cabinet and located on the left behind the Spin Unit. It is part of that relay bank controlled by the huge solenoid.

    The good thing is that the m/b switch on the game over relay is on the very end and easy to get to.

    I’ll post a picture as soon as I can in case those relays on yours are not labeled.

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    #7 2 years ago
     
    DJP

    Sea_Wolf

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    It’s the 3rd relay of 5, right in the middle. The switch is marked in Game over mode.

    When a game is started and a ball is in play, does the make break switch make good contact to that outer switch with the green wire and are the contacts clean? Hope that’s it.

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    #9 2 years ago
     
    DJP

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    Quoted from Judoratt:

    That was it clean the contacts tight and then adjust the switches cleaned and worked on five sockets and everything seems to be up and running again thank you very much.

    Awesome. Glad I could help.

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