Bretterson
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Hi there. I have a side-hustle working on pinball machines, but occasional get asked to look at bowlers. I have a client with a Bally ABC Deluxe shuffle bowler. It seems like the coin relay is bad in the ten relay bank. The part number is C-2342-110, which is no longer available. According to the wrapper on the coil, the label behind the relay, and the manual I found online, it's a 2400 ohm coil (yes, I know it sounds crazy and is probably wrong).
I contacted Pinball Resource for a possible substitute. They have a copy of the manual that claims it to be a 740 ohm coil and recommended a 400 ohm part as a replacement. I'm fine with this if it will work, but I don't know if could cause issues.
It also needs a coil stop for one of the relay bank reset coils and I couldn't find that part number in the manual, does anyone know what stop I'd need for coil E-184-106?
This is the manual I've been looking at, the relay in question is on page 28 of the file (actual page number 356): https://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-arcade/Bally-ABC-Bowler-Congress-Bowler-Manual.pdf
I contacted Pinball Resource for a possible substitute. They have a copy of the manual that claims it to be a 740 ohm coil and recommended a 400 ohm part as a replacement. I'm fine with this if it will work, but I don't know if could cause issues.
- Does anyone here have this game and able to test the resistance of the coil?
- How bad could it be to use the 400 ohm coil if the original really is 2400 ohms? I'm not sure what kind of damage is possible.
It also needs a coil stop for one of the relay bank reset coils and I couldn't find that part number in the manual, does anyone know what stop I'd need for coil E-184-106?
This is the manual I've been looking at, the relay in question is on page 28 of the file (actual page number 356): https://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-arcade/Bally-ABC-Bowler-Congress-Bowler-Manual.pdf




