10 replies to this topic

[keeno2003]

Hi,

I've just bought a Bellfruit 'Who Wants To Be A Legionnaire?' machine and im getting an error 91 - Invalid Stake Key message. The stake key has 8 DIP switches. I was jus wondering if anyone had the settings for this to set the stake at 25p and the jackpot at £25 as i dont have a copy of the manual

Cheers

[fruitsnappa]

Hope this helps.

http://www.bellfruit...

[keeno2003]

Thanks a lot. Do u have any idea what DIP 1 on SW2 is set to? because it doesnt say on the site. Thanks

[fruitsnappa]

Not sure. But would imagine set to off. 50/50 chance though.

[skabaz]

yep switch 1 is set to off.

baz

[keeno2003]

Thanks a lot

I think ive got the stake key right now but its now coming up with an error 48? which ive looked on the inside states tamper alarm on/off? does anyone have any idea how i can solve this problem?

cheers

[Bencrest]

I think the tamper alarm will clear if you leave it alarming, I'd assume it's because of the amount of times the machine has been turned on/off within a certain timeframe, OR it is because you've changed an internal setting.

May be worth unplugging the wires at the speaker though (with the machine off) while it alarms though, I'm guessing it's pretty loud?!

[keeno2003]

Hi,

I've tried just leaving the machine to see if the tamper alarm goes off and it does, trouble is its replaced by 'DOORS OPEN' and another siren. All the switches on all the doors are pressed and the machine boots up fine with no doors open siren. This is the only time the siren goes off. Any one got ideas?

Thanks

Dave

[impact]

com on fault with scorp4 trace alarm is one error 83 if remember right of the top quick short on the battery clears it nice please switch the machine off first

tamper alarm comes on due to opening and closeing doors let the machine have a chance to reboot fully then open doors, do what ever then close give a gap for 30secs or 1min then reopen

tamper alarm continues Ram Clear as above quick short of the battery

[mrgspot]

Three Words for this machine TFB******`d

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