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Title: Slot ARM HANDLE Help
Post by: coinopshop on September 14, 2009, 03:04:52 PM
 Anyone know how the arm handle comes off ? The "end cap" is NOT on the "hub" this type handle.

 Theres a 2" Allen Bolt on the bottom of the hub. The handle arm itself won't unscrew ( if it is supposed to ).

 The "hub" appears to hold the handle assy. on by compressing against the mechanism shaft. Thus by tightening the allen screw.

 What am I missing here to get this thing off ?

 Thanks,
  Dave.


Title: Re: Slot ARM HANDLE Help
Post by: jay on September 14, 2009, 03:54:37 PM
What platform ? IGT S+, S2000, Bally, Sigma, Aristocrat, ??? etc


Title: Re: Slot ARM HANDLE Help
Post by: coinopshop on September 14, 2009, 04:29:00 PM
  It's a Bally 5000. Black Gold.

 I don't want to bend it. But my guess is by removing the allen bolt, the compression on the hub should release a little and I'd guess the whole arm assy "should" slide off ( ???? ). The arm doesn't seem to unscrew like the other arm handles that I have replaced.

 Strange.


Title: Re: Slot ARM HANDLE Help
Post by: coinopshop on September 14, 2009, 04:35:55 PM
 MAN ! Do I feel like a moron. I just figured it out.

 Theres a bolt ON THE INSIDE of the machine on the handle mechanism.( DUMMY ! ) I removed the bolt, the arm handle hub came right off....Whalla !

 Thanks for the input.
  Dave.


Title: Re: Slot ARM HANDLE Help
Post by: dpalmi on September 14, 2009, 05:05:20 PM
Thanks for the input.

Anytime!




(Did anyone actually suggest anything???)
 :97- :97- :97-

Dan #2


Title: Re: Slot ARM HANDLE Help
Post by: coinopshop on September 14, 2009, 05:20:25 PM
 No one did suggest anything because ( my fault ) I didn't mention the type machine.

 Just by chance I glaced at the other side of the mech and it hit me like a ton of bricks ( called myself some few choice words ).

 I've been a tech for 25 years ( just never worked on slot machines ) , it just goes to show that you shouldn't look over the obvious. But it's apart and repaired now.

 I'm sure I'll need more slot help in the near future.

 Dave.