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Title: is it worth it ? Post by: pglizerd on January 24, 2012, 11:48:27 AM Hello everyone new here.
here is a pic of a slot a friend has for 300.00 but the pull handle is stuck in down postion i was wondering if it is a easy fix and worth the $300 he said its a bally and dose light up when plugged in Ty Title: Re: is it worth it ? Post by: FORDSBS on January 24, 2012, 11:53:49 AM Not worth $300 to me
Title: Re: is it worth it ? Post by: pglizerd on January 24, 2012, 12:22:06 PM dose any one know what model this may be Thanks
Title: Re: is it worth it ? Post by: coreya on January 24, 2012, 12:39:01 PM It looks similar to my E series 1347 slot that I bought for 50.00, should be some tags on the bottom right side of the case with the model #
Title: Re: is it worth it ? Post by: Amachanic on January 24, 2012, 01:18:53 PM Just because it lights up doesn't meen that it doesn't need more work then just the stuck handle. The handle piston assembly looks to be stuck. A rubber seal dissolves inside and gums up the assembly. It's an easy fix, remove and clean the piston and cylinder then grease it lightly and reassemble. I wouldn't play more then $100 for that machine in its current condition. It's going to need to be cleaned and lubed for sure first thing. Check the right side of the machine at the bottom by the front door for the Bally tag with the model number.
Title: Re: is it worth it ? Post by: Jim on January 24, 2012, 04:09:26 PM in the event that there is no tag, look for a circuit board on the left side wall next to the reels, there should be one mounted on the back wall behind the reels, the hopper should have one mounted behind the handle, has two red buttons on it, should have a power supply board on the backwall to the right of the hopper, on the reel assembly, there should be three card readers located in the front of the reel assembly and to the left of the reels themselves, and a small board mounted on the inside front of the reel mech. if these boards are there then its a "E" series machine. the board on the left sidewall opposite the reels would give a hint as to a 1000/2000 type. usually a piggyback board mounted to the CPU board is a 1000 series.
No boards means EM, electromechanical. or if there are plugs hanging there and no board means your in trouble. Jim Title: Re: is it worth it ? Post by: pglizerd on January 24, 2012, 05:07:13 PM ok on the tag it says E2090-125 i was wondering if there is any web sites that have a manual on it to repair the handle if so please let me know TY
Title: Re: is it worth it ? Post by: pglizerd on January 25, 2012, 05:46:27 AM hey thanks everyone got the machine at a good price brought it home and cleaned it up and unjammed it and it works great thanks everyone for The help just need to get some bulbs for the door and it will be done
Title: Re: is it worth it ? Post by: Amachanic on January 25, 2012, 06:56:47 AM Good for you :3- Foxsslots will have the bulbs your looking for and a copy of the manual for you machine if your still interested. You can find them located on the Home Page here.
Title: Re: is it worth it ? Post by: pglizerd on January 25, 2012, 02:12:53 PM yes that would be great i would like to have a manual ill see if i can find them here ty
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