bruce lee pachinko help please!!!

[mark77]

Hi i have recently purchased a bruce lee pachinko and need HELP!!! Im having problems where when a ball lands in a payout hole no balls are paying out why? Also is there anyway to quiet it down ? Thanks for any feedback you can provide. PS since im new to this site and not sure how to get replys can you email me bonora4@optonline.net thank you

[arbycoffee]

here the volume on a spiderman 2 neo
it might be the same

[DaStooge]

try checking the ball path for obstructions, happened to me once when one of my kids stuck a ball very slightly larger than a pachinko ball in the machine. This may or may not be your problem. I'm sure a few others will have some advice aswell


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[arbycoffee]

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[luckydog]

check all your wire connections, check the ball track in front by opening the lower half of the door, when you open the glass you will see a small lever to open the bottom.
you can try a ball dump by flipping the dump lever, just make sure you have something to catch all the balls falling out.

[Bigsasquatch]

silly question, but you have put balls in the payout hopper at the upper rear of the machine right ? The spare balls aren't recycled on a standard parlour ready machine and you need to have a stock in the upper tray.......

If you haven't then next question might be why the balls run straight through the machine - if this happens, then you need to look for a balll release mech....these are unfortunately all different ......normally this will be backed up by a claw like ball track stop which needs to be flipped out of the way so that the balls can flow freely......e.g. on a Sankyo machine you find a claw like ball stop just along from the payout hopper.....this needs to be set out of the way for balls to move .....in addition there is also a white knob on the back of the ball track which is the ball release mech i.e. needs to be in the right position to stop balls running straight through the machine.......

Alternatively it could be a piece of lint or crap ( I had a packing screw in one of mine ) thats found its way into the ball track ......you can normally see whats happening if you look carefully enough.....

Also - make good use of the SEARCH function here .....

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