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  I am sure my 4th of JULY slot has the DBV-200 Bill Validator in it.  Here is the video of the noise it is making.

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I got a set of chips to turn on the validator "ON".  As far as I know it says its on.  The assembly seems to be seated back into the two little prongs right.  The plug on the rear of the bill box holder has no wires hooked to the switch.  Does it need these wires???  Here is a picture.  There are NO wires hooked to switch, even though it looks like there are wires going to it.

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I also noted that on the transport assembly there is 2 belts.  The top, or "idler" belt does not turn easily.  I think it has gotten real stiff over the years.  Here is a pic of that.

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And the door switch on the lock box for the bill storage has been by-passed.  Will this let it not work???

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Here is the main power supply box.  Is any plug missing that would stop the validator from working right????

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  Here is the game and reel chips in it.

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  I have a bunch more pictures if you need more pictures or other info I will help ya all I can!!!!

  I really want to get the validator working!!!   HELP!!!!


                                                  GARY

Here are a couple more pics of the validator

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The Cherry switch at the back of chassis is not needed.
 
Op Bell is the JCM DBV Guru on here. he probably can tell you exactly what is the issue.
Can you tell exactly which is making that soun, the head, transport or cash can/stacker?

  Its the black head assembly for sure.  If I flip it open the little motor runs that is in the black box, not the gold colored motor on the transport assembly.  That motor never does nothing.

The sound is the transport motor trying to start, finding it's jammed, stopping and springing back - the tension in the transport releases. The problem is in the rear section. It could well be the top belt sticking.

Does your DBV power supply have ventilation slits? If not, it may not be supplying enough current and could be part of the issue. It's hard to tell from the one picture. :103- (the third picture in reply #1).

Op-Bell is the expert; I just thought I'd mention it since it can't hurt to check and the top of the supply looks very dusty (hence, it has been in place a long time). :79-

I don't really know that much about trouble shooting DBVs - that would be Operatrix Bell, and she's out of town for three weeks and doesn't have an account here anyway. JCM Tech might be a better person to call - send him a PM in case he isn't browsing the topic.

HOGCAT there are two pieces of info on the DBV-200 in the "Submit a new File" section someone just loaded..... :88-

Hope it may help to understand what's going on inside it.

Ron

OH NOOOOO........
Home alone without supervision.
What will you do for the next three weeks?   :30- :30- :30-

And a big K+ to you , Op, I've been having the same symptom for a while now. The BV will always start working after a while, but it's been driving me nuts.

The lower belt was walking over to one side and rubbing the housing. I need to see if I can adjust the alignment of the bushing on that side to restore the shafts back to perpendicular. If not, I'll need a transport. Who knows how long I would have put up with this if you hadn't identified that noise?  :131- :3- :3-

  Ya, it has vents in the power supply.  The first click noise is in the validator, the second click is in the transport.  It the solenoid that lifts up the 2 forks that would stop the bill from going into the bill storage box.  Just figured that out today.  I am watching a couple of assemblys on eBay.  Might just buy one and see if that fixes it.

  Now another person is telling me this

      "I believe the game chip you have the SP932 is a special game chip for New Jersey jusisdiction and is only for a WBA bill acceptor and not the dbv-200...I believe you need the SP1271 game chip, then the BV chip should work."

  Here is the chips in my machine.  Is he right that I have the wrong chip for a DBV-200?????  I have a set and clear chips that I tried  to set the validator with, but it did not seem to work right.

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Look in the "Submit a new File" again.  SP932 PSR.

Ron

  I guess my computer will not download that type of document.  I have a friend that probably will probably be able to do it later.  Thanks.

It should open up with Microsoft Office Word.

  I downloaded it at my friends office yesterday.  Thanks for the info.

  I took out the SP932 game prom, and put in a SP1271 to see if that might of been the problem.  Did the "clear" & "set" on it.  The only differance is the music that plays during the 4th of July spinning.  I think next I am going to buy a transport assembly.  Any one have a good spare laying around?????

You don't need to do a clear when you change chips. It is very rare to have to do a clear on an S+.

<ADD> Since you have a 4th of July kit, I suggest getting SP1048. That chip will allow you to set separate hopper and credit limits like the SP1271, but will also allow you to select one of seven different songs to play during the respin feature (your old SP932 had that feature as well). The SP1271 plays only one song. If you can't find that chip, the more common SP731 will allow the song changes at the expense of being able to set separate hopper and credit limits.

  Another question about this switch on the backside of the bill stacker.  It is I guess to tell if the bill stacker box is in the machine.  Like the picture shows, there are no wires hooked to it.  I guess the optical sensors that look through the box are all that is needed, right????

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I could be wrong, but I think you can bypass that optic switch just by wiring them up together.
Careful though, don't get them backwards...

Hogcat,

Have you changed the cash box? Also you need to update the program in the 200 head so it can take the newer bills. Give a call 928-768-3113.

Ben

  I got a good used transport assembly today.  And guess what???  IT WORKS NOW!!!!!!!!  It takes almost all the bills out there except the new purple $5.00.  So I want to be sure to THANK all you who tried to help me in my problems!!!!

Glad to hear you got it fixed. :3-
Like the title said, "I'm not giving up" and you didn't

K+ for sticking with it until you got repaired and posting back the fix for it.