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Missing parts on a Lucky Hand

By Peruman

2 years ago



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#3 2 years ago

Here's the coin door and bottom board pics

The item missing off of the bottom board is basically a half moon credit unit. This is a factory option allowing the storing of a credit, ie 2 plays for a quarter and then it turns on the credit light on the apron. Certainly not needed but these do come up on ebay if you wanted to add the feature.

The wiring is there for a coin counter, another factory option but I rarely see these in AAB games.

also coin door do come up on ebay as well (none currently showing). Even if you see a silid state door the coin eject hardware is the same. The biggest item is getting the eject button setup on the door to make it look complete.

I have purchased a couple of doors myself but they have been expensive $100+.

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#4 2 years ago

And here's a half moon credit unit

ebay.com link: itm

You basically discard the disks that show in the backglass and it will store the credits. I can give you the wiring if you wanna add it.

#6 2 years ago
Quoted from Peruman:

Thanks for the info. I purchased the credit unit for when I decide to re-install all the correct parts.
At least the missing credit unit matches up with the markings on the schematic which show the up credit and down credit coils as cut from the circuit.
Only thing on the coin door is the start switch with a lamp wire going to the Jones plug connector on the motor board. The wire ends are soldered to the Jones plug connector. There are also jumpers soldered in, my guess is to make the game work in free play.
Game is not working yet, so hopefully all those hacks were to make the game work in free play. Good thing I enjoy the debug and fixing portion.
Alberto

Marco carries the isolated lamp sockets needed for a coin door. I can make you up a harness if needed.

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