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1.5 Initial Operation
Connect the mains supply and switch ON.
The Top-Sign and Coin-Entry fluorescent lamps will illuminate and the pusher boxes start moving.
Insert a coin in any of the coin entry chutes, a tune will be heard as the coin is accepted. The
corresponding section coin-in counter will be incremented. The game is now initiated and will
remain so for approximately 25 seconds.
The anti abuse 'slam-tilt' alarm feature may be tested by thumping on a lower cabinet door. The
alarm should sound and the top sign lights go out. All count hoppers will run, directing any fallen
coins off the playfield into the cashbox. No award is made to the pay cup in this instance. There is
also a tilt pendulum sensor in the centre top sign, which will detect machine movement from level.
The operation of the tilt or slam tilt alarm stops all games in progress and lasts approximately 10
seconds.
A safety feature is incorporated which will stop the pusher drive motor should a jam or restriction
occur. Simply holding back an advancing pusher box will test this. To effect reset of this feature,
operate the reset switch, which is discreetly located in the roof section behind the top sign mount
pillar (access door end).
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Access
2.1
Access To Machine
Playfield
Release the lock at the top of the glass and hinge backward far enough to get a firm
handhold either side. Carefully lift clear of the machine and store safely.
Coin-Entry
Release the locks (key 301) at the top of the door and hinge backwards.
Lower Cabinet
Each player section has an access door below the playfield which may be fully removed by
releasing the lock (key 301), hinge outward and lift clear.
Cashbox
Each player section has an access door located below the lower cabinet, which can be fully
removed by releasing the lock (key 201) at the top, hinge outward, and lift clear. The cash
box is located within.
Top-Sign
The artwork panels require to be unscrewed and carefully removed, permitting access to the
top sign. Dangerous voltages are present within the top signs, and access should only be
undertaken by competently trained persons.