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Title: Bally 6000 91-0 error and more Post by: rjpohl on November 22, 2008, 10:25:48 PM Just got 4 of these and I'm trying to make at least 3 good ones. I powered it up and got the following two codes (flashes back and forth) 38 then 91-0. From the manual the 3x codes are hopper related and the 91-0 is not receiving progressive data.
It is coinless so there is not coin comparator or hopper in the machine. where do I start? Do I need to do a ramclear similar to IGT slots? thanks Bob Here's a few pics of slot machine Title: Re: Bally 6000 91-0 error and more Post by: paul on November 23, 2008, 12:44:15 AM Bob first thing is to get 1 machine complete with hopper,compairitor,board. then turn it on also you need clear chips they instsll in U28 and U43 What code do you come up with on a complete machine. then install other boards and see what codes come up on them. then we can go from there
Title: Re: Bally 6000 91-0 error and more Post by: rjpohl on November 23, 2008, 01:14:30 AM I don't have hoppers or coin comparartors, these were TITO and I was planning to keep them that way. Can I do that?
thanks Bob Title: Re: Bally 6000 91-0 error and more Post by: paul on November 23, 2008, 01:59:26 AM good luck i cant help you i have never done this
Title: Re: Bally 6000 91-0 error and more Post by: a69mopar on November 23, 2008, 02:30:29 AM You should be able to set it up for coinless.
You could start with a saferam clear then set your hopper limits (0000) and progressive settings. Are you planning on setting up the progressive? I have a Blazing 7s progressive myself. With the Bally`s machines, I always suggest to have clear chips available (I have a few sets myself) `just in case a catastrophic failure occurs. Thanks, Wayne Title: Re: Bally 6000 91-0 error and more Post by: cp on December 03, 2008, 01:42:08 AM Suggestion: I remember seeing a few of the Bally TITO that had a jumper plug for the hopper/plug in. In fact, I pulled some of these jumper plugs and use them when I'm working on the 6000/s. I'll get one out and take picture and detail the pin "jumps". It's just a couple wires.
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