CR Furious Wang Fang Alarm Issue

[jesusjones]

Hey guys,

I have a CR Furious Wang Fang that plays as it is supposed to...except when the first ball goes in the tulip, an obnoxious alarm goes off and the lights at the middle on top alternate left side and right side. The game still plays and goes on, but that alarm will not shut off unless I hold the reset switch on the back.

When the switch is held and the machine is reset to a zero count, the alarm is shut off. Once the next ball goes into the tulip, blam, alarm starts in again.

Any ideas?

Phil

[Drunkenclam]

Sorry don't know that name. Any chance of a picture, but some generic questions, is there any error codes listed on the back. Is it all tulips and pockets or just one. Does it payout when a ball goes into a tulip. Does the ball exit through the back of the machine following going into the pocket. Also just worth checking the door switches, and the front lower tray full switch. There may be a damaged or trapped cable.

[hanabi]

think it could be this one by Newgin launched 4/28/2003 (found it thanks to one of Compirate's posts link here )

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[Moparformances]

how many pachinko balls do you have with it?? it the back hopper full??

[pachiwall]

I have one just like that.001.jpg016.jpg Never had that problem before. Not much help with moderns...I'm a vintage pachinko guy myself. I tried to put a GAKO pachicounter on it, never found a good spot for the WIN sensor. When I put it back together, the drums didn't light up or spin. Took it apart several times looking for an unplugged connector, or blown fuse. Never got it working properly again. I'm sure it is something simple, but I got frustrated and gave up...for awhile.

[jesusjones]

Thanks for the replies so far.

I've made sure the payout back hopper is full, and have narrowed it down to a problem with the machine paying out balls. There is nothing sticking, as I have run multiple feeds through the machine, but when the machine is supposed to pay out a few, it doesn't. Either it isn't getting a good signal from the main board or whatever is supposed to turn the payout feed isn't doing what it is supposed to.

And yes, Pachiwall, the machine is much like the one in your picture. Colors a bit different, same machine.

[Drunkenclam]

Again check the sensor and wiring that go to the bottom tray, if the machine gets a signal from there it will sound a warning and not payout. Also remove the payout assembly to make sure nothings jammed. After that it's out with the multi meter

[jesusjones]

And it looks like problem solved. I uninstalled and reinstalled the pieces of the payout system. There are 2 that piggyback on one another with the part number of BC2-C on this machine, and whether it was simply resetting those by emptying the balls or swapping spots on the machine, the weird alarm thing went away. Thanks again for your input!