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Title: Williams Reel Slot I/O problem? Post by: Ohio Chad on October 12, 2010, 03:06:40 PM Okay folks, these stinkin' Williams machines are beginning to get the best of me... I have multiple WMS 400 Slots (i.e. High Speed, Lucky Ladies, American 7's), every one of them has a Reel error, there is no power to the reels. I have checked everything but the I/O boards (they are hard to find and $$$). Is that obviously my problem and it is just coincidence that my 5 machines have the same dilemmas? Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
So on my I/O board, my 18 v is off, I have a new power supply...Is it possible that it is bad? All of my Williams 400 machines are giving me the same problem. Cursed 18 Volts!!! Ordered 6 3503 Bridge Rectifiers...I tested 2 and they both were bad, maybe I am to lazy to test the other 4, I had to find out the hard way that a "Computer Products" 12v 5v P.S. that I have used as a testing devices has been shorting my 18v supply on Williams...Here is an opportunity to call me a Dumb %$&* :25- Title: Re: Williams 400 Slot I/O problem? Post by: stayouttadabunker on October 12, 2010, 03:34:38 PM Try swapping the I/O boards between machines?
Title: Re: Williams 400 Slot I/O problem? Post by: KirkLasVegas on October 12, 2010, 11:24:37 PM Okay folks, these stinkin' Williams machines are beginning to get the best of me... I have multiple WMS 400 Slots (i.e. High Speed, Lucky Ladies, American 7's), every one of them has a Reel error, there is no power to the reels. I have checked everything but the I/O boards (they are hard to find and $$$). Is that obviously my problem and it is just coincidence that my 5 machines have the same dilemmas? Any suggestions would be much appreciated. I have a fully working 40S5 Jackpot Limbo I'm tempted to part out....Good display Good MPU Good I/O Good Power Supplies FUGLY case Missing pull handle GOLD colored trim...... Kirk Title: Re: Williams Reel Slot I/O problem? Post by: Ohio Chad on April 28, 2011, 06:58:30 PM Bridge Rectifier was the issue...
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