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Keys always left in the coin door lock for both that lock and the backbox. A second set of both keys is kept in my workshop for all the games incase the other keys come up missing. Two totally separate sets for the same game. I always think leaving the backbox key locked inside the game is silly but that's just me.
John
Quoted from Manimal:I leave the backbox keys inside the coin door, but I quit leaving the coin door keys in the lock. Nothing worse than having an epic game going and having coils disabled because you hit the lock with your knee and the door opened......instant drain.
Bend the tab of the lock a little bit so that it still stays shut.
John
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