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Title: baly Crazy Winner problem Post by: RBPerrine on January 20, 2014, 03:56:34 AM I've been asked to fix a Bally Crazy Winner machine that hasn't been working for a couple of years.
Model # S62B3CT-00 MFG 11/93 25 cent with no bill changer MPU board AS3356-201 Rev C I've worked on my IGT S+ machines but never a bally. At first we thought it ight need a nbew battery , clear chinps and a reboot. The ower ahs told me it has had the battery changed 3 times before.....so we started there. Installed was a NiCad....which was dead....so i got a lithium replacement. Noting that the Ni-Cad on the board didn't probably have charging circuit....and the guy did a very bad job of soldering it in. I removed the old battery and go the holes cleaned, but they have heated the board so much that the traces for the battery connection are gone. I can see where I must add a jumper for the positive side of the battery .....but not the negative. It doesn't look like there was a trace on either side of the board for the negative.....anyone know itf it's more that a duel layer (actually 2 sided board)? iWhen I turned on the machine (before removing the battery) it was basically dead. the floresents came on.....I reset the curcuit breakers and the buttons came on.....the whole row of them blinking about once a second. With the door open I got an 81 code (door open)....pressing in the door switch or closing the door just made the "8" go dim not out and the "1" digit was lit. Thee wa no startup reel spin as I would normalluy see on the IGT's.....Stepper's did have a locking voltage on them, but I could turnthem a step and they wouldn't move back to the previous step (is that no memory of the last roll stop in the machine?) There was also a slight buzzing sound that seamed like it was coming from the main processor board or actually the mother board behind it (didn't sound like in the area with the stepper motors. So that's where I am so far.....need to know where to jumper the battery on the board. Next ....there are 6 chips with hand written sticker on them.......... U3 U4 U12 U15 U18 U20 Which are the game and reel chips? etc? Should I get a set of Clear chips to get the machine reset, up and running? I don't really have a good camera to take close pic's of the board....so if you guys can post something for me that would be great. Rich Title: Re: baly Crazy Winner problem Post by: RBPerrine on January 20, 2014, 02:31:50 PM Did some surfing through the bally posts here today.....so I think i've gotgot the ifo I need....other than the clear chips.
So I'll get through the basics I've already read. Rcih Title: Re: baly Crazy Winner problem Post by: montech on January 24, 2014, 05:27:00 PM I would suggest purchasing a set of Leave In Mains on the classified section. They cuts down on service calls.
Title: Re: baly Crazy Winner problem Post by: RBPerrine on January 31, 2014, 01:36:56 PM Are there different types of leave in mains?
all the chips have a sticker over them which somone tore off and wrote on with a pen.... These are U3, U4....U12 , U15... U18 ,U20 U 12 is labeld ME 920000-4-1 27512 L941806 U15 ME 920000-4-0 27512 L94-1806 U18 E592711-05 SMI6991 L930554 U20 ES92711X-05 SM6991 L930554 U3 SE920000-5-3 27512 L94-2005 U4 SE920000-5-2 27512 L94-2005 Are Mains chips different than clear chips....or just a different name? Rich Title: Re: baly Crazy Winner problem Post by: DF777 on January 31, 2014, 03:23:54 PM I have only been a slot owner for 1 year and beside one IGT S+ I have only had experience working on 6 different Bally S6000's so this is just basic info and may not be pertinent to your machine.
You will need to download the manual for the model you are working on.The information is on the Home Page on the right side NLG File System The model # should be on your MPU near the number you gave.I have an S6000 and the MPU has a date of 1997 so I'm guessing you have a 5500. The CLEAR chips go in the place of the MAIN chips when you need to do a clear.After the clear you need to remove the CLEAR chips and put the MAIN chips back in their slots. With leave in Mains/Clears they stay in place all the time and when you need to do a clear it is just a matter of flipping a dip switch.Good Luck Title: Re: baly Crazy Winner problem Post by: montech on January 31, 2014, 03:42:16 PM Opps !!!
Sorry RB .. Leave in mains are for S6000 only, you have a 5000 or 5500. :279- Its ok though because you have the ability to do a hard clear with the clear jumper, so it works the same way. I put Leave in Mains in all my S6000 so that if the machine is far away I can tell the customer how to reset his machine over the phones, saves service calls. Ill shut up now :58- |