wrkey
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Picked this machine up yesterday and got her in the game room and working... kinda....
Here's the deal.. first if someone could tell me if my machine is truly and 'H' or is it an 'S'? Also, where can I buy (reasonable) the lamps for the numberic displays?
Now that is out of the way, My machine boots starts and counts the balls as it should. However, the scoring is a bit odd and the free game comes on at an easy 100 point position. When I got the machine I found one switch that was bad so I replaced it with one that I had in my spare parts. It not sees to 'recognize' the store and the 'out ball' switch is working as well. Here's what's odd, instead of scoring 10,20,30,40 and 50, it's scoring like 50, 150, 200, 250, 300, etc. Not sure if the numbers are right but you get the idea. I want the machine to score like the ring say. Also, where do I change the Free Game score? I've see other post where they refer to a thumb wheel but I can's seem to locate anything that would resemble a thumb wheel.
Well, enough for now. I've included a few photos of my machine to give you an idea of what I'm working with
Here's the deal.. first if someone could tell me if my machine is truly and 'H' or is it an 'S'? Also, where can I buy (reasonable) the lamps for the numberic displays?
Now that is out of the way, My machine boots starts and counts the balls as it should. However, the scoring is a bit odd and the free game comes on at an easy 100 point position. When I got the machine I found one switch that was bad so I replaced it with one that I had in my spare parts. It not sees to 'recognize' the store and the 'out ball' switch is working as well. Here's what's odd, instead of scoring 10,20,30,40 and 50, it's scoring like 50, 150, 200, 250, 300, etc. Not sure if the numbers are right but you get the idea. I want the machine to score like the ring say. Also, where do I change the Free Game score? I've see other post where they refer to a thumb wheel but I can's seem to locate anything that would resemble a thumb wheel.
Well, enough for now. I've included a few photos of my machine to give you an idea of what I'm working with