Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: ClutchKargo on July 18, 2011, 05:24:08 PM Hello Everyone!
New to the forum here and I am not a tech but fairly handy with computers and such. My father in-law recently passed away and he was a car dealer and we recently found out that he had recieved a Bally "Diamond Line Frenzy" slot machine on a trade in we think at his lot. So long story short I'm trying to help my Mother in-law get this game going so I will be reading here and learning how to get it running. She has used a local business to get it working but the guy has been here 4 times trying to clear the game and get it going and has not accomplished anything yet but he has charged her for each trip and for the clear chip so she has already forked out over $400 dollars for nothing! The Model number on the machine is S62B3WBP0 and it is a Diamond Line Frenzy So any advise will be greatly appreciated. I have just started to look at this and don't even know what codes it may be throwing but I will be looking into it right away. Which section should I be posting questions in to make sure I am in the right place, it looks like from what I can tell to go under - Reel Slots- Bally Reel Games. Is this correct? Also I went to the Bally site to get a Manual for this game but found out that I didn't have access to download a manual. Is is possible to get a digital copy somewhere for this game? Thanks in advance for your help, Clutch Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 18, 2011, 05:31:20 PM :238-
Reel Slots- Bally Reel Games. Is this correct? Right place. Pictures of game & parts always help. :211- Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 18, 2011, 05:38:17 PM If your email will take big file there is a manual coming. It's takes some time to download. It should be coming
in about 15 min. Ford Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 18, 2011, 06:04:37 PM If you don't receive manual let me know & I'll resend after 5. I'm having problems w/my internet.
Ford Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: ClutchKargo on July 18, 2011, 06:31:44 PM Thanks Ford got the email but it came over in plain text not as a pdf.
I am getting a "5500" code on the front of the machine when I turn it on. When I turn the machine on the wheels all spin one turn and then the 5500 code comes up......... What now? Thanks, Clutch Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 18, 2011, 06:43:15 PM check 55
Code Description Definition 20 Coin In Jam The optics on the coin optic decoder board have been blocked for too long. 21 Inappropriate Coin In A coin has been accepted by the machine after the maximum number of extra coins wagered have been registered. Extra coins up to the maximum (currently 15) are paid from the hopper upon completion of the game. 22 Invalid Coin A coin has passed the coin optics during a reel spin. 23 Coin Not Sensed Coin was not sensed by the drop optic (DS2-8=OFF Diverter Optic Installed) 24 Coin Reverse A coin was sensed traveling from bottom to top of the optic block. 50-261 Bill Paused A bill was detained from entering the bill acceptor stacker within the normal time. 50-271 Bill Jam A bill was prevented from entering the stacker. 50-291 Bill Acceptor Communication Error Communication between the bill acceptor and the machine has failed. 30 Hopper Overpay More coins than expected have been sensed by the hopper's coin-out optic during a payout. 31 Hopper Coin-Out Jam The hopper's coin-out optic has been blocked too long (see Troubleshooting, Hopper LED Error Codes). 32 Hopper Empty The hopper circuitry has run in forward direction for longer than 15 seconds with no coins sensed by the coin-out optic. 33 Reset During Payout A system reset has occurred while the hopper was running. 5x-361 Printer Failure General Printer Failure 5x-371 Printer Jammed The printer is jammed at the platen. 5x-381 Printer Empty The printer is out of paper. 5x-391 Printer Low3 The paper sensor has detected a low paper condition. 40 Reel Initialization Error The reels were unable to complete initialization after a system reset. 41 Reel #1 Improper Spin The reel did not spin to the expected position. 42 Reel #2 Improper Spin The reel did not spin to the expected position. 43 Reel #3 Improper Spin The reel did not spin to the expected position. 44 Reel #4 Improper Spin The reel did not spin to the expected position. 45 Reel #5 Improper Spin The reel did not spin to the expected position. 50 Slot Door Open The main door switch senses the door is open. 51 Belly Door Open The belly door switch senses the door is open. 52 Bill Acceptor Stacker Access The stacker access switch senses the door is open. 53 Lower Door Open (Slant) The lower door switch senses the door is open. 54 Drop Door Open The drop door switch senses the door is open. 55 Bill Acceptor Stacker Removed Signal received from the bill acceptor that there is no stacker. || 564 Logic Door Access The MPU board is removed or not seated correctly. || 574 System (sView/Tahoe) Door Access The sView door is open. || 584 Latched Door Detector Board The battery is low for the latched (Main, Logic, System, and Cashbox doors) input circuit. 60 Reset During Bill Change A system reset has occurred during a bill transaction. 65 Mechanical Meter Disconnect The electromechanical meters are disconnected from the machine (Market Codes 3, 4, 12, 28, and 29). Malfunction and Game Codes Code Description Definition 70 Door Open During Reel Spin Any of the door switches have sensed a door open during a reel spin. 71 Reel #1 Movement The reel moved at an inappropriate time. 72 Reel #2 Movement The reel moved at an inappropriate time. 73 Reel #3 Movement The reel moved at an inappropriate time. 74 Reel #4 Movement The reel moved at an inappropriate time. 75 Reel #5 Movement The reel moved at an inappropriate time. 77 Secondary Device Communication Fault During Game/Topbox Wheel Feature Tilt Topbox tilt condition has occurred in the Monte Carlo and Lucky Wheel machines. 802 ROM Checksum Error The checksum of the Main program (U12, U15, U3, U4), or the Personality (U20, U18) does not match the expected checksum. 812 Battery Low SafeRAM™ battery is below 2.2 VDC. 82 Door Open with Power OFF The machine door was opened while the main power was OFF (requires JW11 in). 832 SafeRAM™ Error SafeRAM™ failed to retain information during self-test. 83F-0 Invalid SafeRAM™ EPROM Wrong EPROM's used for SafeRAM™ Clear. 83F-1 Invalid Main EPROM Wrong Main EPROM's detected after SafeRAM™ Clear. 83F-2 Invalid Personality EPROM Incompatible Personality EPROM's detected after SafeRAM™ Clear. 83F-3 Invalid Coin Denomination Coin denomination not supported in Market Code. 842 RAM Error Volatile RAM failed to retain information during a self-test. 85 MPU Removed with Power OFF The MPU board assembly was disconnected from the backplane while power was OFF (requires JW15 and JW21 in). 88 Catastrophic Failure The MPU board has failed for an unknown reason (if SafeRAM™ Clear does not resolve error code, replace MPU board). 89 Cashout to Host Error Cashout to host fails with AFT enabled and cashout to Host set to Hard. Open and close door to clear error code. 90 Display Error The controller for the LED message center or vacuum fluorescent display has failed. 91 Communication Error The machine is expecting and not receiving serial communication from the progressive controller (refer to Troubleshooting, Communication Errors). The machine will not tilt, and requires a SafeRAM™ clear to resume operation if the door is opened before releasing progressive win lockup. 91-0 No Communication No serial traffic found within the last 500 milliseconds. 91-1 Serial Checksum Error Data received by the machine is not the same as sent by the controller. 91-2 Optioning Error Conflicting machine options (for example 02=04 and 78Lo=0). | 91-4 Mystery Progressive Hit during Game Over Award data is in the serial stream at an unexpected time. A Handpay is required for the Mystery Award. Turning the Keyswitch displays the Handpay information. The tilt will clear in five seconds and the amount awarded is displayed in WIN PAID. 91-5 Jackpot Missing MAPS jackpot information missing from APC communication. 91-7 Game Error Lockout Host status poll timeout detected by game. 91-8 Host Defined Lockout in Configuration Game disabled by holiday/non-holiday enable/disable configuration. 91-9 Game in Host Configuration Host is in the process of configuring Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 18, 2011, 06:44:05 PM Make sure the can for bills is in all the way
Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: ClutchKargo on July 18, 2011, 06:45:41 PM Will do............I'll get back.....Thanks
Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: ClutchKargo on July 18, 2011, 07:04:21 PM Well I can't believe it the cash box was in upside down!!!
I looked closely at and tuned it around and put it in and it fired right up. So I the guy from a local business was over here 4 times and couldn't figure this out...........UNBELIEVEABLE!! And he hit my Mother in-law for over 80 bucks each time for a sevice call fee and never got anything done. What a TOOL! Thanks Clutch Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 18, 2011, 07:10:38 PM :3- :3- :244- :244- That was an easy fix. Happy to help, Ford
Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: CaptainHappy on July 18, 2011, 07:23:12 PM Topic Moved to Bally Reel Games.
Glad that it was such an easy fix. I would call the owner or manager of that "repair" company. If they do not provide some relief, I would contact the Better Business Bureau and also go to on-line sites that review businesses. They deserve $400 worth of negative advertising if they do not do a partial refund! I am sickened when I hear of companies fleecing people in such dire times, or at least being totally incompetent! CaptainHappy :95- :admin- Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: CaptainHappy on July 18, 2011, 07:26:20 PM :259- to Ford for helping out! And I gave you your first positive Karma for sticking with it and getting it fixed for your Mother In Law! :244- :244- :244-
CaptainHappy :95- Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 18, 2011, 08:24:51 PM Thanks CH.
ClutchKargo, now that you have it working you will not want to give it to your mother-in-law. You'll be getting one for yourself. What you did is all it takes to get the fever. Ford Title: Re: Re: Bally machine question Post by: ClutchKargo on July 19, 2011, 12:01:05 AM Thanks Everyone!!
Great Site! and a Special Thanks again to Ford!!! We have been having a ball playing with this Slot Machine all afternoon and evening. It is in like new condition and I think my Father In Law got it for next to nothing. My Mother In Law will be calling tomorrow to get resolution on this situation, I'll let you all know what happens. Yeah I was pretty mad when it only took me minutes to fix after Ford's help. Take care all. Clutch Title: Re: Re: Bally machine question Post by: ClutchKargo on July 19, 2011, 12:09:59 AM Hey one more quick question on the bill box. I tried to pull it out now and it doesn't seem to want to come out now easily is there a release I have to press or is it just a good hard pull to get it out?
I've pulled fairly hard but it didn't seem to budge so I thought I'd ask to see if there was a release I need to press somewhere. Thanks Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 19, 2011, 12:31:51 AM On the inside on right side there is a lever to release it.
Title: Re: Re: Bally machine question Post by: ClutchKargo on July 19, 2011, 12:39:25 AM Okay Thanks
Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: StatFreak on July 19, 2011, 02:30:39 AM On the inside on right side there is a lever to release it. <ADD> Maybe I'm confused. Isn't this a Bally Proslot? :103- If I'm wrong, please disregard the post below. The instructions below are for a Proslot with the cash box accessed from a drop door located on the right side of the machine. Get a throw away credit card and keep it near the machine. There are recessed release latches on both sides of the box. Put the CC in one side and pull the box out slightly, then put the CC in the other side without letting the first side re-lock. Then pull the box out. It's not as hard as it sounds after you've tried it a couple of times. Other solutions: 1. There is an "official" extractor you can buy. Personally, I think it's much more trouble than it's worth. 2. You can rewire the switch underneath the cash box to trick the machine into thinking that it's in place and then just toss the box in the closet. The bills will drop into the open hole and you can just open the outer door and remove them. Note: Some members will tell you to cut and solder the wires together, but why cut and splice when it's not necessary? The switch has 3 contacts: NO (normally open), NC (normally closed), common. Just move the tab from the NO contact to the NC contact. Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 19, 2011, 03:10:16 PM Get a throw away credit card and keep it near the machine. There are recessed release latches on both sides of the box. Put the CC in one side and pull the box out slightly, then put the CC in the other side without letting the first side re-lock. Then pull the box out.
It's not as hard as it sounds after you've tried it a couple of times. What you describe here is the way to remove a Sigma SG50. I don't have a Bally that comes out that way. All my Ballys work like IGT. There is lever on cash box you push Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: StatFreak on July 19, 2011, 03:58:33 PM Quote Get a throw away credit card and keep it near the machine. There are recessed release latches on both sides of the box. Put the CC in one side and pull the box out slightly, then put the CC in the other side without letting the first side re-lock. Then pull the box out. It's not as hard as it sounds after you've tried it a couple of times. What you describe here is the way to remove a Sigma SG50. I don't have a Bally that comes out that way. All my Ballys work like IGT. There is lever on cash box you push Bally S5500s have a drop door on the side and a simple open spring-loaded cash can that must be removed as I described (like a Wms Dot). Perhaps the S6000 uses an IGT style box, which was why I wasn't sure. I don't own one and didn't pay close attention to that detail when I saw them at Buzz's or Joey's. <ADD> Oops, forgot Joey :61- Title: Re: Re: Bally machine question Post by: reho33 on July 19, 2011, 03:59:38 PM The S6000 series has a door that you open down, latched on the bottom, release lever same as IGT.
Title: Re: Re: Bally machine question Post by: StatFreak on July 19, 2011, 04:02:13 PM The S6000 series has a door that you open down, latched on the bottom, release lever same as IGT. Is it inside the belly, like an IGT? (I'm learning something new today :89-) :5- Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 19, 2011, 04:02:40 PM You tell em Reed
Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: FORDSBS on July 19, 2011, 04:03:35 PM Same as IGT except door for cash box drops down
Title: Re: Bally machine question Post by: StatFreak on July 19, 2011, 04:07:28 PM Thanks Ford and Reed. :259- to both of you. :3-
<EDIT> Oops again. Ford, I'll have to owe you that karma. I've already given you one within the last 12 hours. :96- "IOU1K" :30- :97- |