Weak power to the hopper
Started by red-14.com, Aug 12 2009 09:08 PM
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#1
Posted 12 August 2009 - 09:08 PM
I have been fixing a machine i have called wild thing running on an Impact mpu. I got it working except for one small problem. when it has to pay out, it gives an error 100p hopper jam. i changed the hopper and this was still the case so its not the hopper. I put the machine into test mode and tested the payout. When i try to payout a £1 coin, the hopper turns slightly. i have to push the collect button about 5-6 times for a coin to pay out. on the other hand, the 10p hopper pays out fine. It seems like there is a very low voltage going to the £1 hopper but I just don't know and not sure how to fix this.
Anyone come accross this before or know how i could fix it? Thanks.
Anyone come accross this before or know how i could fix it? Thanks.
#2
Posted 12 August 2009 - 09:55 PM
Hopper driver pcb. Look at this first normally is the prob
.._-=It`s not a problem only a challenge =-_..
#3
Posted 12 August 2009 - 11:54 PM
I have been fixing a machine i have called wild thing running on an Impact mpu. I got it working except for one small problem. when it has to pay out, it gives an error 100p hopper jam. i changed the hopper and this was still the case so its not the hopper. I put the machine into test mode and tested the payout. When i try to payout a £1 coin, the hopper turns slightly. i have to push the collect button about 5-6 times for a coin to pay out. on the other hand, the 10p hopper pays out fine. It seems like there is a very low voltage going to the £1 hopper but I just don't know and not sure how to fix this.
Anyone come accross this before or know how i could fix it? Thanks.
have u ever thought of going on a service engineer's course or employing someone who can fix machines for you. or better still think about giving something back to the site like a kind donation as all u ever seem to do is ask questions about how to fix your machines all the time. be a good chap and donate a lil something back instead of take take take
#4
Posted 13 August 2009 - 09:54 AM
I'm going to have to agree with lincsleisure... I mean people ask for help on here for personal machines and stuff - and that's fine, as they don't really profit from it.
However, as you are a business, and are using the advice here to make money (through the arcade), I think at donation would be a good gesture
However, as you are a business, and are using the advice here to make money (through the arcade), I think at donation would be a good gesture
Ben
Hopefully recovering from years of compulsive gambling and wanting to be gamble free forever.
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Hopefully recovering from years of compulsive gambling and wanting to be gamble free forever.
Recommended reading - http://www.gamblersaloud.com/ (yes, I bought the book, very happy with it!)
#5
Posted 13 August 2009 - 04:04 PM
I'm going to have to agree with lincsleisure... I mean people ask for help on here for personal machines and stuff - and that's fine, as they don't really profit from it.
However, as you are a business, and are using the advice here to make money (through the arcade), I think at donation would be a good gesture
Have to agree with you both. But as a business ALL the machines must be switched off??? there all knackered???
#6
Posted 13 August 2009 - 04:41 PM
Have to agree with you both. But as a business ALL the machines must be switched off??? there all knackered???
Pmsl
Have to agree also with Ben and Lincs out of 27 threads created every one (apart from 1) has got summat to do with a broken machine.
I mean there are some nice guys on here that really know thier stuff about machines..asking a couple of times for help fair enough..but 26 or 27 in just over a year is going over the score a little.
Anyway..not getting on your back about it just trying to see it from others POV.
Mmmmmm...Sandy ive 'ad her ye know.
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