Sir Kongsalot
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Alright, I've got two Nintendo coin doors here and I need to know about the "brown and orange" coin wires - the ones that connect to the actuator microswitches.
A picture of it wired correctly is here (look for the hidden bonus spider!):
Neither of the ones in front of me are "factory," however. On one, the wires were cut/hacked such that the circuit terminates at the quick disconnects on the first coin mech.
On the other, the wiring continues to the second mech, but it's been hacked/improvised by someone (the browns are simply wrapped through the hole on the switch terminal, and I'm not sure how the orange continued - it flopped out when I removed the disconnect from the switch, so maybe the wire was just shoved in there under the insulator).
What I want to know is how the brown and orange continue to the second actuator switch (how they branch from the first set of disconnects) on factory-correct wiring.
Can somebody snap a pic, or describe how it works?
A picture of it wired correctly is here (look for the hidden bonus spider!):
Neither of the ones in front of me are "factory," however. On one, the wires were cut/hacked such that the circuit terminates at the quick disconnects on the first coin mech.
On the other, the wiring continues to the second mech, but it's been hacked/improvised by someone (the browns are simply wrapped through the hole on the switch terminal, and I'm not sure how the orange continued - it flopped out when I removed the disconnect from the switch, so maybe the wire was just shoved in there under the insulator).
What I want to know is how the brown and orange continue to the second actuator switch (how they branch from the first set of disconnects) on factory-correct wiring.
Can somebody snap a pic, or describe how it works?
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