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Title: Bally Questions? Post by: rilaw on February 24, 2009, 01:25:23 AM OK... :103- Trying to help someone out, but I'm not familiar with Bally slots, here is what he's dealing with: Has a Bally 3-reel (563M3CT60) with an "81" code. Lights flash, coin just drops through. I found that "81" is the battery. Can the battery just be replaced (If so, where do I get one?)? Should a "AA" battery setup be installed instead? Do you need clear chips for this machine (If so, its out of my league), or can I go the jumper route? Is this machine a 5500, 6000, etc?? TIA
Title: Re: Bally Questions? Post by: dpalmi on February 24, 2009, 01:40:00 AM I love the box he has over the "Cash Out" button....lol....
Dan #2 Title: Re: Bally Questions? Post by: a69mopar on February 24, 2009, 02:00:09 AM OK... :103- Trying to help someone out, but I'm not familiar with Bally slots, here is what he's dealing with: Has a Bally 3-reel (563M3CT60) with an "81" code. Lights flash, coin just drops through. I found that "81" is the battery. Can the battery just be replaced (If so, where do I get one?)? Should a "AA" battery setup be installed instead? Do you need clear chips for this machine (If so, its out of my league), or can I go the jumper route? Is this machine a 5500, 6000, etc?? TIA That is a Ballt S5500 machine. The battery is a 3.6 volt lithium AA battery, Changing them is easy if you are skilled with a soldering iron. I have seen a few battery changes that weren't pretty. The vendors at the top of the page should be able to supply a battery. The mains determine whether or not you need a clear chip. Jim at Bluridge Slots has clear chips. There is a manual in the submit files section that you can download. http://www.newlifegames.net/uploads/up/Bally_5500.zip (http://www.newlifegames.net/uploads/up/Bally_5500.zip) Have fun, Wayne |