Looking for Advise/Info on a Bally's Slot

[Youngjedi]

One other thing, The stop on the payout disc sets the payout disc to ZERO. As the hopper pays out 50 coins, each coin exiting will trigger a lever, this lever rotates the disc one coin value (very little movement). When the disc contacts reach 50, the payout stops. If you consistantly get 33 coins for a 50 coin win, check to make sure the disk is returning back to the zero point. it sounds like it is not, but rather turning to a point that starts with 17. ( 50-33=17). The machine starts counting 18,19,20...
Zero point on the disc will look like all the contact fingers are at the beginning of the rings.

[millermaster1]

I've included a few more photo's to hopefully help!

[pinball wizard]

those circuit boards make that machine look to be an e- series.i am not sure,being an e/m guy myself,but i think the reels are stopped by solenoids,rather than a clock mechanism.you could have a problem in either the cpu or driver board.or in the wiring harness.

[millermaster1]

those circuit boards make that machine look to be an e- series.i am not sure,being an e/m guy myself,but i think the reels are stopped by solenoids,rather than a clock mechanism.you could have a problem in either the cpu or driver board.or in the wiring harness.

Yes it is a E-1000 series and each reel has a solenoid. I think if someone can help me locate what controls or activates the solenoid, I will be half way to a working slot!