Measure the hole in your cabinet and then measure the hole in a Williams cabinet. You may have to cut your hole bigger.

Pinball Life has new Williams doors for $115.

You might try Pinball Resource if new Gottlieb doors are available.

LTG

What does your door look like? any photos?

Pinball Resource has international coin doors for the System 3 last time i checked. All others were sold out. I would advise against using a Williams/Bally door only because you may have to hack the wiring up a bit and I don't think the mounts are the same. It can be done, but I'd suggest one made for a system 3.

I had to replace a coin door for my Stargate and wound up using a donor from a parted out Street Fighter found on Mr. Pinball classifieds. I preferred a US coin door so it took a long time to source but it was worth it- The installation was a breeze and kept things to spec.

Neither of my pin's coin doors have the coin mechanisms. Do new coin doors come with these? Can you purchase them seperately? Are they the same for all machines?

Coin Mech's just snap in and out of doors.. If you post up some pictures I can tell you if you door is complete minus mechs or if its missing other hardware.

Cool, I shall do just that when I can find some time.

Yeh let's see pictures of your current door inside and out.

Well, the coin mechs, and the coin switches are there.

If the bulbs don't light, first troubleshooting step is to replace them, may just be burnt out.

Throw it in switch test mode, and drop a coin through and see if the coin switches register.

Could just be on tournament mode, which I believe Gottliebs require to be 'free play', should be a bracket on the right side of the game inside the coin door, with a switch you use to enable or disable tournament mode.

Just Changed the Coin Mechs, lock and bulbs and save your self a bunch of money.

Looks like you have a wire off of one of the lamp sockets. Also, looking at your coin switches, I see wires off of them too.

You have a Coin Controls door. Happ Controls sells the remaining stock of parts.

The right size cam lock you could get it also from suzo happ or from any locksmith.
As for the coin mechs almost all of them run on +/- 5VDC. Except for the pain in the Azz programable ones.

I would definetly fix this one I don't think it is worth it to replace at this point.

It would be cheaper to pull the cam lock and take it to a locksmith to get rekeyed rather than buying a new one and replacing it.

A coin door lock is about 5 bucks from any number of suppliers. Pinball Life, Marco, BAA, etc.

Ken is correct, there is a wire off the shooter side lamp socket, find out where it went and reconnect it. There are wires hanging by the coin switches as well, figure out if any of them are disconnected and reconnect.

There is about 15 minutes of work here and 10 dollars worth of parts to having the coin door fully functional. If it's scraped up, get a can of krylon and freshen it up. Write yourself a check for $100 to spend on the next pin, because that's what you'll save over buying a new one - and on this title, I can't see you ever recouping $100 in sale price from a new coin door!

Coin mechs in this door are *mechanical*. Coin drops in them, and either gets recognized as genuine and dropped over the coin switch, or gets rejected to the coin return. No 5 volts required, or any other voltage.

Yes that will work, and I'd find a cheaper used one. The posts on the sides of the mech can be moved or removed to suit your needs.

Coin door lock, cabinet lock, lots of things will work. Did you check Pinball Life, Bay Area, etc. for coin door locks ?

LTG

No Lock should have a nut on the back and take it out

If a coin mech has a magnet on it, you'll need to remove that for Canadian quarters to work in it.

LTG

Look at the wire/stripe colors and see what the manual says they are supposed to do.

It's possible that GTB used the same harness for all doors, and the unused wire is for a 3rd coin switch that isn't used in the door on your game. I don't know GTB well enough.