See-saw questions
Hello pachinko people!
I'm wondering if someone could help me understand something basic about the way the see-saw mechanism is supposed to work. See attached photo:
- When a ball pushes down the see-saw, it triggers a payout
- When a payout occurs, I believe that the falling payout balls push down the (BLUE) lever, thereby pulling the see-saw back up, via the (RED) wire. Is this correct? (It seems that this is what's happening when I watch it.)
The real question: After the above happens, is the (RED) wire and (GREEN) hook supposed to go back down by itself and hook the rod? How is that accomplished mechanically?
On my machine this is not happening, so the (RED) wire is keeping the see-saw in the up position, and no more payouts can be had...
Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you!
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