Title: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: deity2 on November 30, 2010, 03:11:37 AM hi all, new member here...i have a E2270 with LOTS of problems but first i'll start with codes 6_._.0.6. the tilt light is on, the coin accepted light is on and the insert coin light is on....if i turn the power swtich on and off a couple times in a row the first 6 will switch to a 4 but 99% of the time it's a 6 i guess that's enough for now.... i've been reading posts and answers in the bally section and you seem to have some pretty smart folks here!! thanks in advance....bob
Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: proten on November 30, 2010, 03:57:51 AM I'm not a expert as some of the others here know more than I.
But from my Bally book, that is a memory failure code. I would check the connections on the main board and the voltage on the battery. Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: deity2 on November 30, 2010, 04:13:44 AM ok cool...i'll start there... thanks alot proten....bob
Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: deity2 on November 30, 2010, 01:41:58 PM there is no battery in the unit...someone had taken it out...i do have a new nicad 3.6 battery i was going to use in another machine i have but i'll put it in here...besides turning off the power should i take the board out too and then soldier or can i leave it in and soldier it that way...?thanks for the help....bob
Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: proten on November 30, 2010, 01:57:37 PM Removing the board is best.
It will give you a chance to look over the board and reset the chips. Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: deity2 on November 30, 2010, 05:12:06 PM i understand about looking the board over but what do you mean by resetting chips? thanks again proten....bob
Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: proten on November 30, 2010, 08:42:58 PM Resetting the chips is to very carefully remove the chips that are in sockets
checking that they are put in the sockets correctly and no bent pins. Chips that are soldered on should not be removed unless they are found to be bad. Removing and reinstalling them will help clean the oxidization from the socket pins. Look over the board for cold solder joint and any burnt spots. Hope this helps. Paul Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: deity2 on November 30, 2010, 11:23:06 PM hey paul..well i soldered the batteries in both machines (i went and had another one made)...since i didn't see an email from you earlier i did what you said and took boards out....BUT i did NOT plug and unplug the chips...i'll have to do that as the code did change but i still have no clue whats going on...here's the new code (by the way the first # changes to a 4 when i do what i did before ) (4) 0_._.06. i have no idea what the periods are (or anything else for that matter)
the good thing is is that the tilt light and coin accepted light did go out (so did the insert coin light...bummer on that) i can take the board back out tomorrow and play with the chips and see what happens then....thanks bob Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: proten on December 01, 2010, 04:35:25 AM Hi Bob
Here is the page on trouble codes from the Bally book. The 6 is the code for memory failure and the 4 is which memory chip is failing. Some times the legs on the chips oxidize and loose connection in the socket. Removing and reinstalling it removes the oxidation and the problem goes away. Hope this helps clear things up some. Paul Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: deity2 on December 01, 2010, 06:07:44 AM ok that helps alot...i'll tkae the board back out tomorrow (today) and pull the the chips and put them back in and that should help with the code 4 but will that help with the code 6 memory failure? ....thanks bob
Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: deity2 on December 16, 2010, 10:58:22 PM sorry for the long break but i had other things to finish up...
well i did that with the chips but no change (actually i had another machine with similar issues so i did the same with that machine too and no change on that one either)...thanks bob Title: Re: Bally E2270 code issues (and other problems) Post by: StatFreak on December 18, 2010, 11:04:30 PM Moved to Bally Reel Games board.
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