Recently bought a Kyoraku Sun 406

[mxfaiman]

I just recently bought a Kyoraku sun 406 machine and I have a few questions about it seeing it is different from my nishijins. First in picture 1 it has a solenoid, I was wondering the main purpose for it. Second in picture #2 the whole see-saw is copper I was just wondering if this was common with this manufacturer. Third does anyone know the real reason why the center lens screws out, picture #3. Also does anyone have a wiring diagram for this model (doesn't have to be really fancy). Any answers will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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[owennewton]

I can help with some of your questions. The solenoid is triggered when the lower win tray backs up and the balls push a switch stopping you from shooting until you clear out the tray, otherwise the balls would jam up. it is like the doorbell sound and voice calling you an idiot on the modern machines when the balls back up. Both of my 74 Kyoraku "electric" pachinkos have the copper see-saw so I think that was the norm for this brand. Not sure on your center feature as I don't have any like that and I know someone will be by with an understandable wiring diagram for you.

[Bouye]

Billy from vintagepachinko.com may have wireing diagrams for you. Good luck.

[mxfaiman]

Thanks owen for all of your help.
I have also decided that i don't really need the wiring diagram because it seems simple enough to go and figure it out.