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WTB/WTT Midway Coin Door Harness

I am looking for a Midway coin door harness, including switches is preferable. Will pay, trade for consoles, games, controllers, or arcade joysticks or both.
 
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Some wires are cut and spliced. The 25c lights, slam reset, self-test, and test credit work but not the switches.
 
I don't think so, but I'll double check.
They're all a mess and uneven and spliced. I got it to repetitively nonstop insert credits on one swit h.
 
I don't think so, but I'll double check.
They're all a mess and uneven and spliced. I got it to repetitively nonstop insert credits on one swit h.

If you want to test your switches, wire them up and then hit the switch. If no credit is given, get your multimeter and set it to the "continuity" setting. Then put one probe on the ground wire and one probe on the credit wire. If a credit is given you have a bad switch.
 
That's the problem. The wiring is all messed and hacked. I would like a pic of a working door to know where they go.
 
I got one in decent shape all wired up with switches, slam switch, coin counter and bulb holders. It only needs one wire resoldered back onto the coin switch. Would trade for xbox360 stuff
 
Sorry, I don't have an Xbox, nor Wii or PS3, DS, etc. :p

It's looking like this coin door is savable! We got one slot working thanks to arcadefr34k!
 
Bad Switches

I can send you a picture of a Pac Mac multi door I work on - I'm due back working on Rock-Ola wallettes today, I'll snap it so you have at least some sort of a guide.

I agree with the previous poster, with two changes:

1. Unplug the game
2. With your meter set up to continuity or resistance:
a. Flick the switch and look for a change in continuity.
b. pull the switch to the actuated (full down) position and look at resistance. If it is higher than an ohm, you have a bad switch.

Also, the ground on the switches should be the same, so if you can track the ground back, you know at least one of the wires. Check to see if they left any stubs so you can match color / stripes back to the origin.

Good luck.

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My games: Stargate, Reactor, Xenon Pinball

Games I manage for an arcade: Pac Man multi, Diner Pinball, Elvis Pinball, Carnival King, Rock-Ola Juke Box and Wallettes, Space Invaders, Missile Command, Super Mario Carts, Air Hockey, Battle Shark, Rockin Bowl-o-Rama, BBH, Merc, vs. Slalom, Shooting Star, Williams Jubilee Pinball, DDR, Tip It, Pile Up, Wowie Zowie (gumball), the Wacky Gumball Factory
 
I can send you a picture of a Pac Mac multi door I work on - I'm due back working on Rock-Ola wallettes today, I'll snap it so you have at least some sort of a guide.

I agree with the previous poster, with two changes:

1. Unplug the game
2. With your meter set up to continuity or resistance:
a. Flick the switch and look for a change in continuity.
b. pull the switch to the actuated (full down) position and look at resistance. If it is higher than an ohm, you have a bad switch.

Also, the ground on the switches should be the same, so if you can track the ground back, you know at least one of the wires. Check to see if they left any stubs so you can match color / stripes back to the origin.

Good luck.

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My games: Stargate, Reactor, Xenon Pinball

Games I manage for an arcade: Pac Man multi, Diner Pinball, Elvis Pinball, Carnival King, Rock-Ola Juke Box and Wallettes, Space Invaders, Missile Command, Super Mario Carts, Air Hockey, Battle Shark, Rockin Bowl-o-Rama, BBH, Merc, vs. Slalom, Shooting Star, Williams Jubilee Pinball, DDR, Tip It, Pile Up, Wowie Zowie (gumball), the Wacky Gumball Factory

Thanks. The switches do work, thank goodness. Now there's a problem... 2 orange wires. :?
 
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