Willliams Jubilee does not advance to player 2,3,4 at the start of a game.
Turn the pin on.
Push the start button, player 1 lites.
Push the start button again no player 2
Push again no player 3 same with player 4.
Have credits on machine.
Can manually advance coin unit and players will advance.
Cleaned coin unit.
What am I missing or where should I start?

HowardR
I will test this circuit in the morning. Thanks

I check that circuit and everything checked out OK. I'm thinking it might be a problem between the replay button and the coin unit. Does that sound right.

Player set up unit has been cleaned.

Coin Unit stepup solenoid does not activate when start button is pushed.

I will check the player-up unit.

HowardR
The coin unit setp-up solenoid does not advance when the start button is push 2,3 or 4 times. I will be looking at that circuit.

Ok, I am using a jumper to check the circuit at C-5. Starting with the jumper wire connected to yellow wire of the Coin Re. switch "D". Touch other end of jumper to Coin Unit S.U coil wire W-Blu 1, coil fires, player number advances to 2. Working back from there, touch jumper to W-Blu on Rest Re. "E", coil fires. Touch jumper to Blu-O 2 on Rest Re, coil fire. Touch jumper to Blu-O 2 at C-1 B on score motor, coil fires, Touch jumper to O-R1 on other side of C-1 B, coil fires, touch jumper to O-R1 on Coin Re, coil fires. So it appears this circuit is working correctly. Any idea where I should check next?

Rolf

Sorry about leaving the Replay-Counter and Coin-Relay out of post 1.

The Replay-Counter does step down, the Coin-Relay does not pull in.

I will go through the information you sent and will reply back as so as I can.

I will check the switch, and re-clean it, and make sure the blades touch.

Thanks Kickout

Rolf

That is correct. Working with HowardR to see if we can track down the problem.

HowardR

Reviewing some older post concerning Jubilee, I found the following from Rolf, about the startup sequence:

Pushing the Replay-Button should make the Replay-Relay pull-in. (it does)
Then the Coin-Relay should pull-in. (it does)
Then the Reset-Relay should pull-in. (it does)
The Score-Motor should run. (it does)

Score reels reset to zeros (they do)
Play one lites (it does)
Ball one lites (it does)

To this point everything works in order. The coin-relay when it pulls in engages the coin unit step-up coil, but at the same time the coin unit reset coil engages over riding the step-up coil and putting the player up at player one. This happens each time the replay button is push, never going to player 2,3 or 4.

Reviewing the schematics for all circuits that control the coin unit reset coil.

Looking at section E-5 of the schematic. The Reset Re M/B switch "E" must make to engage the Coin Unit S.U coil. This switch must then break so Reset Re N.O switch "B" at E-6 can close and engage Coin Unit Reset coin, Game Over Re. Latch and Ball Count Reset. I believe that for some reason both switches are engaging at the same time, with the E-6 "B" switch over riding the Coin Unit S. U. coil. Does this make sense and would that be possible?

Both relay activate when replay button is pushed for second player.

Yes that is true. I've been trying to test those circuits.

Will check that this morning. Be calling you around noon on Thursday.

Nickson,

Is there anyway you could at a pic of the Ball Count unit on the coil side showing the leaf switch in the Zero position. Here is what I am looking for.

Kickout

Ball Count (resized).png

If you could it would be helpful

That is what I am trying to determine.

Nickson

Thanks

HowardR

Here are the pics of my unit and Nickson's unit. I see a difference in where the are on the racket is sitting on the leaf switch. Going to take a closer look at my unit to see if the prior owner has the racket out position. Will get back to you. Have to thank you again for the help you have provided. I think we are on the track to getting this issue corrected.

Kickout

Kickout (resized).png

Nickson (resized).png

HowardR,

Thanks for all your help. The pin is up and running perfect. Hope to work with you again in the future.