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Jet spin help

By Georges0029

1 year ago


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    #1 1 year ago

    Hello, I have a problem with my jet spin pinball machine

    After a good cleaning and reassembly it is still in tilt I looked at AX but the contacts are good I also welded the wires together of the tilt

    When I turn on the game:

    -"1rst ball relay" is glued

    -"Game over relay" is pasted

    -AX is unlocked

    I start a game: during the first sequence of the engine (i.e. 1/3 turn) S sticks

    -S glue R

    -S AX lock

    -S takes off at the end of the first sequence

    -Locked AX and pasted R disables "game over relay"

    -AX locked glue H

    -Ax locked, R and H glued disable "1rst ball relay" NO and 1rst ball relay remains glued

    -AX launches the raz YES

    -AX unlocks at the end of the raz when the counters are at zero

    Thank you for your help, sorry for the translation

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bTJm_iLKTNoOQURgBy9W2G5GnuyXkOTE/view?usp=drivesdk

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    #2 1 year ago

    Hope this helps from Super Spin owners manual(2player version of jet spin).for educational purpose only...IMG_20221230_052600 (resized).jpgIMG_20221230_052600 (resized).jpg

    #3 1 year ago
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    #4 1 year ago

    Thank you for the information but I don't understand where it blocks did you watch the video and are the welded tilts good?

    Thanks

    #5 1 year ago

    They don't need to be welded, but by being soldered together the switch won't activate the tilt. Those are slam tilts for people who are drunk at a bar. The plumb bob is what you want working for home use.

    #6 1 year ago

    Shouldn't those slam tilts and tilt switches be N/O? soldered together like that wouldn't that keep it permanently tilted?
    I could have that backwards, but I don't think that's right...

    #7 1 year ago
    Quoted from homebrood:

    Shouldn't those slam tilts and tilt switches be N/O? soldered together like that wouldn't that keep it permanently tilted?
    I could have that backwards, but I don't think that's right...

    They are N/C on Jet Spin, my door switch was so touchy I clipped them together.

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    #8 1 year ago

    After looking at the schematic, the tilt hold relay is in line with the dreaded Gottlieb AX relay, I would start there and make sure it's adjusted perfectly.

    #9 1 year ago
    Quoted from homebrood:

    Shouldn't those slam tilts and tilt switches be N/O? soldered together like that wouldn't that keep it permanently tilted?
    I could have that backwards, but I don't think that's right...

    on the tilt board they are normally open... where's the tilt ball?

    #10 1 year ago

    It's N/C. hence the clip I installed there also. It didn't take much to open any one of these tilt switches and there goes your great game.

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    #11 1 year ago

    BTW. My plumb bob is still active.

    3 weeks later
    #12 1 year ago

    On those N/C switches you could just adjust the gap wider so they don't need to be clipped like that...
    But at home if you don't abuse the game the tilt bob is all you really need and you can adjust to your liking for that one.
    Nobody's slam tilting at my house or they will be introduced to the door and a size 13 boot!

    #13 1 year ago

    They are a normally closed switch. No gap. I could have adjusted the switches to apply more closed force but the clips are a easy way out.

    #14 1 year ago
    Quoted from iamdrunker:

    They are a normally closed switch. No gap. I could have adjusted the switches to apply more closed force but the clips are a easy way out.

    Doh! N/C = no gap. Ooops I seem to get confused sometimes!

    #15 1 year ago
    Quoted from iamdrunker:

    BTW. My plumb bob is still active.

    And pretty sensitive, Im not playing your game...

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