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8. MAINTENANCE

(3) Replacing the Namcam 3 (camera)

To protect the service staff and other people from electric shock, accident and in-

jury and to prevent damage to the electric circuitry of the machine, be sure to turn
off the power switch before initiating the described task.

The PC board can be easily damaged by static electricity. If the PC board

is handled by a person charged with static electricity, parts mounted on
the PC board can become damaged. Before touching the PC board, be
sure to remove static electricity from your body by touching a grounded
metal.

Remove the four Torx bolts (M5 x 8) and dismount the tank.

Disconnect the USB connector.

Remove the two countersunk washer nuts (M4) and dismount the camera stay.

Torx bolt (M5 x 8)

Camera Cover

Countersunk washer nuts (M4)

Camera stay

USB connector

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Summary of Contents for TANK! TANK! TANK!

Page 1: ...ual before use Keep this Operation Manual in a safe place for quick access whenever needed R Photo shows 2 games linked together for 4 player action Part No TA45 12767 00 WARNING TANK TANK TANK To Pur...

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Page 3: ...storagemediainanyothergamemachine otherwise machinemal functions may result SomepartsofthesoftwareusedinthisgamemachineareapplicabletoGNUGeneralPublic License GPL and GNU Lesser General Public License...

Page 4: ...may result in minor injury or property damage Notes related to machine functions but not to safety are marked with the following indication Note related to product function or protection 1 2 Definitio...

Page 5: ...t get the power cord caught by the machine other equipment or wall Do not do anything else that might damage the power cord z Do not wet the power cord or power cord plug with water Water can cause an...

Page 6: ...le install the machine at an appropriate location with ample illumination and keep the labels clean at all times Also make sure that the labels are not hid den behind another game machine or other obj...

Page 7: ...4 1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Be sure to read these instructions to ensure safety Ride L R Assy To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

Page 8: ...5 1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Be sure to read these instructions to ensure safety Compressor Assy To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

Page 9: ...rrent consumption12 5 A main unit 5 8A Compressor Assy 6 7 A 4 Coin box capacity Approx 3 000 coins 5 Display device LCD monitor 6 Dimensions 1 As installed 97 W x 73 D x 99 H 2 When divided Front Ass...

Page 10: ...7 2 SPECIFICATIONS Ride L R Assy 26 W x 61 D x 52 H To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

Page 11: ...19 D x 30 H 7 Weight 1 As installed Approx 645 kg 2 When divided Front Assy Approx 255 kg Ride L R Assy Approx 145 kg Signboard Assy Approx 18 kg Compressor Assy Approx 80 kg 63 5 24 19 24 5 30 To Pu...

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Page 13: ...sure that all the items shown below are contained in the product packages z If any item is missing contact your distributor S ignboard Assy Front Assy R ide R Assy R ide L Assy Compressor Assy Colorso...

Page 14: ...1 2 Maintenance key 2 3 Coin box key 2 4 Torx wrench M5 T25 1 5 Communication cable 1 m 6 Adjuster holder 4 7 Flange socket bolt black M8 x 16 for adjuster holder 8 8 Joint 1 Accessory list Operation...

Page 15: ...NTENTS No Name Specification Qty 9 USPPOP EXP 1 10 Awareness raising POP EXP 1 11 Game play instructions POP EXP 1 12 Vibration isolation pad 4 To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com...

Page 16: ...onitor L Assy Seat L Assy Maintenance Doors Rack Assy inside the maintenance door Pedal Assy Signboard Assy Namcam 3 camera Namcam 3 camera Cord o Assy o er S itch Seat R Assy Monitor R Assy ent ho es...

Page 17: ...ock them with a wall If those openings are blocked the inside of the machine becomes extremely hot and can cause a fire or malfunction 5 1 1 Locations to avoid z The machine is designed for indoor use...

Page 18: ...rear side of the machine and the wall or other machine so that the maintenance panel can be removed for maintenance z The distance from the floor to the ceiling must be at least 95 z The diagrams belo...

Page 19: ...sage such as doors and corridors Thecarry inpassagesmustbesufficientlyhigherandwiderthanthedimensionsindicatedbe low z Front Assy 72 5 W x 45 D x 75 H Weight Approx 270 kg To Purchase This Item Visit...

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Page 21: ...Removal of the Signboard Assy should be performed by at least two persons in a sufficiently large area to prevent accidents First Place L shaped bracket onto Signbord Hold the Signboard on both sides...

Page 22: ...acket on each of The smaller boards Screw Secure the Signboard in place by using two flange socket bolts Connecttheonefluorescentlampconnectorlocatedontherightsideoftherear panel To Purchase This Item...

Page 23: ...l adjusters on the Front Assy To be conducted by a technician only After installing the Front Assy according to the procedure described in 5 1 Installation conditions lower the four level adjusters so...

Page 24: ...socket bolt 5 3 3 Installing the adjuster holders To be conducted by a technician only Install the four adjuster holders to the Front Assy using two flange socket bolts M8 x 16 on each adjuster holde...

Page 25: ...cting the Ride L R Assy z When connecting the air tubes be sure to insert the air tubes all the way for secure connection If the air tubes are not securely attached they can disconnect and disallow pr...

Page 26: ...ensure secure connection Install the stopper bracket by using two flange socket bolts M8 x 16 Connect the two connectors Reinstall the floor cover that was removed in step Theaboveillustrationshowsth...

Page 27: ...wer the level adjusters so that the casters on the Ride L R Assy rise about 0 2 from the floor Then turn the lock nuts upward to lock the level adjusters in place z Place the vibration isolation pads...

Page 28: ...bes all the way for secure connection If the air tubes are not securely attached they can disconnect and disallow proper functioning of the machine 1 Installing the Compressor Assy on the left side of...

Page 29: ...extending from joint to the tube joint located on the back side of the Compressor Assy Be sure to screw in the air tube all the way for secure connection To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmi...

Page 30: ...27 5 INSTALLATION The casters stopper turn ON To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

Page 31: ...nt Assy The right side of the Front Assy The plug always goes into the opposite side of the tube but sides can be switched Remove play from side and replace on left Then insert tube into B side To Pur...

Page 32: ...ure described in 1 Installing the Compres sor Assy on the left side of the Front Assy install the Compressor Assy and joint on the right side of the Front Assy To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming w...

Page 33: ...ric shock accident and injury and to prevent damage to the electrical circuitry of the machine always turn off the power switch before conducting the described task z Route the communication cables so...

Page 34: ...not necessary when the machine is used for standalone operation We cannot guarantee proper linked game play operation if ahub other than the one speci ed below isused SPEC AccessMethod 10 100Mbps CSMA...

Page 35: ...32 5 INSTALLATION Communication cables 2 Connection method Connect two of the provided communication cables To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

Page 36: ...3 7 Assembling and installing the POP 1 Game play instructions POP EXP USP POP EXP awareness raising POP Attach the explanation panels L EXP R EXP on the control panel at the locations indicated below...

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Page 38: ...g the maintenance door To be conducted by a technician only Remove the two Torx bolts M5 x 8 Unlockthemaintenancedoorlockbyusingtheprovidedmaintenancekey and open the maintenance door To reinstall fol...

Page 39: ...Use the 3P plug for grounding the machine 2 If the 3P plug cannot be used Connect the ground lead to the ground terminal of the machine for grounding the machine Inserttheconnectorofthepowercordtothe...

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Page 41: ...38 5 INSTALLATION 5 6 Turning on the power switch Turn on the power switch on the main unit To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

Page 42: ...e power switch ON OFF unnecessarily Repeated ON OFF operations can cause damage to the contents of the backup memory z When turning the power switch ON OFF wait at least 30 seconds be tween switch ope...

Page 43: ...itchtoselectan item UsingtheSelectswitch changetheSeatID SettheIDsinsequencesothatthe leftmost seat is designated No 1 1 Main Functions as the main unit If main machine is not set the communication fu...

Page 44: ...s Initialize the steering pedal by referring to 7 4 4 b I F INITIALIZE on page 61 5 9 Confirmation after installation and setup Is the machine installed properly according to the specified installatio...

Page 45: ...the carry in passage If necessary dismount the Signboard Assy and Monitor L R Assys See 5 2 1 Separating the Monitor L R Assys from the Monitor Base Assy See 5 3 1 Installing the Signboard z Do not a...

Page 46: ...to carry the machine manually over stairs etc with out dividing into components can result in an unexpected accident z When carrying the machine manually make sure that the following number of per so...

Page 47: ...sport the machine observe the following instructions If the instructions are not followed the machine can tip over and cause an unex pected accident Mount the transport fixture to the Front Assy See 5...

Page 48: ...ropes observe the follow ing Position the rope or belt at the locations shown in the diagram below To protect the surface of the machine place padding material such as blankets between the machine an...

Page 49: ...o order warning labels contact your distributor z To ensure safe operation of the machine be sure to conduct the pre service check see 7 1 Pre service check and maintenance see 8 MAINTENANCE described...

Page 50: ...9 Is there any other sign of abnormality or malfunction 7 1 2 Operation check after power ON 1 Check the sound Is sound produced by each speaker See 7 4 6 Sound test SOUND TEST 2 Checkthelamps Dothefl...

Page 51: ...eenemies modeisselected thegameconsistsoftwo missions Playerscanmakeasallyrepeatedlyduringthecombattimesothatallplayers canenjoythegametogetheruntilthegametimeends Ifthetwomissionsarecleared with high...

Page 52: ...used to test the monitors and others See 7 4 Test mode d Enter switch green After selecting an item or content numeric value with the Select switch press this switch to finalize or execute the select...

Page 53: ...n the monitor FliptheSelectswitchupordownandselectanitem Theselecteditemisindi cated by flashing Press the Enter switch to enter the selection When the selection is entered the screen shows the applic...

Page 54: ...sindi cated by flashing Item Description a GAME COST Set the number of coins required to play the game default 2 1 to 19 b FREE PLAY Set free play default OFF Press the Enter switch to enter the selec...

Page 55: ...temhasbeenchanged themachineautomaticallyrestartswhen it exits from the Test mode PresstheEnterswitchtoentertheselection Whentheselectionisentered the screen shows the applicable setting items Select...

Page 56: ...STEERING PEDAL Initializes the operating sections steering wheel pedals c SWITCH TEST Executes the switch test d LAMP TEST Executes the lamp test e AIR VALVE TEST Executes the air valve test f I O PCB...

Page 57: ...tical position DOWN LEFT Adjusts the position of camera image in the horizontal position RIGHT SET Captures the image prior to storing the setting CANCEL Returns to the previous screen without storing...

Page 58: ...allychangestotheSwitchTest screen OntheSwitchTestscreen makesurethatthesteeringwheelandpedalshave been initialized properly Select CANCEL and press the Enter switch to return to the I OTest screen STE...

Page 59: ...EERING The numeric value changes when the steering wheel is turned The steering wheel is operating properly when it shows 1000 RIGHT OK withthesteeringwheelturnedallthewaytotherightandshows 10000LEFT...

Page 60: ...screen Item Description FIRE BUTTON L The left Fire button lights while it is ON FIRE BUTTON R The right Fire button lights while it is ON SAFETY BUTTON The Vibration Stop button lights while it is ON...

Page 61: ...ingsectionand orseatsectionaccord ing to the selected item Select EXIT and press the Enter switch to return to the I O Test screen z In this test the steering section and seat section move When you ar...

Page 62: ...e I O Test screen f I O PCB CHECK This screen is used to confirm the condition of the NA JV3 PC Board I O PCB I O PCB Connect OK Namco ltd NA JV Ver3 03 JPN Multi purpose with PPG EXIT I O PCB CHECK S...

Page 63: ...6 step gradation pattern CROSSHATCH PATTERN Displays a crosshatch pattern for confirmation of image position FULL WHITE Displays all white screen Press the Enter switch to display the selected test sc...

Page 64: ...SEAT Adjust the sound level of the seat speaker Default 100 BOTTOM Adjust the sound level of the seating surface speaker Default 100 c SOUND TEST FRONT The front right and left speakers produce a test...

Page 65: ...ON time b TOTAL PLAY TIME Shows the cumulative play time c PLAY ON RATIO Shows the operating rate Total play time Power ON time d TOTAL PLAY COUNT Shows the total number of game plays e BOSS COUNT Sh...

Page 66: ...T IN GREEN SELECT SW CHOOSE ENTER SW ENTER Others screen a b Item Description APP Displays the version of the program on the hard disk CLOCK Displays the internal clock time S N Displays the software...

Page 67: ...compressor GAME PLAY TIME Showsthecompressoroperatinghours gameplayhours fromthe last maintenance POWER ON TIME Shows the time elapsed from the last compressor maintenance TIMER RESET Resetthetimeraft...

Page 68: ...n is used after conducting the periodic compressor maintenance to be performed every 2 000 hours of power supply see 8 1 2 Compressor maintenance overhaul This function resets the GAME PLAY TIME and P...

Page 69: ...R Emergency Mode Setting screen Item Description STOP CAMERA This item is used when the camera malfunctions When this setting is set to ON the screen displays a message that the camera is disabled and...

Page 70: ...N 00 00 00 YEAR 06 2000 MONTH 07 DAY 29 HOUR 19 MINUTE 03 SET CLOCK SETTING SELECT SW CHOOSE ENTER SW ENTER Clock Setting screen a b c d e f Item Description a YEAR Setting of the year b MONTH Setting...

Page 71: ...not operate properly unless the volumes are ini tialized z After initializing the volumes conduct switch tests see 7 4 4 Switch input output tests I O TEST and make sure that OK is displayed when the...

Page 72: ...onitor adjustment board e Power switch d Menu switch c Select switch b Up switch a Down switch OSD Key Function OSD turned Off Function OSD turned On a Downswitch AutoAdjustmentwhenanalogRGBis selecte...

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Page 75: ...the machine is installed stably See 5 3 2 Adjusting the level adjusters and 5 3 4 Connecting the Ride L R Assys 2 Inspecting the power cord plug MakesurethatthepowercordispluggedfirmlyintotheCordBoxA...

Page 76: ...the machine with the power switch of the Compressor Assy turned off z If the machine has been stored for a long period of time in a warehouse conductmaintenance overhaulaccordingtothelengthofstoragep...

Page 77: ...or noise turn off the pow er switch on the Compressor Assy see 5 6 Turning on the power switch and check mounting parts bolts and nuts on the compressor to make sure that are not loose If the compres...

Page 78: ...and cover see 8 3 9 1 Replacing the compressor and adjust the pressure by following the adjustment procedure described below a When the indicator indicates a value lower than specified Pulluptheknoban...

Page 79: ...rtyfilter thepressurecandecreasedueto clogging and causes a malfunction Remove the filter from the compressor See 8 3 9 2 Removing and installing the compressor filter Cleanthefilterwithcompressedairt...

Page 80: ...ling the solenoid valve for drainage Cut the cable tie attached on the drainage solenoid valve and dismount the head Afterdismountingthehead inspectthespring seatandO ring IftheO ringis damaged replac...

Page 81: ...contact your distributor 8 Inspecting the filter regulator element Ifthemachinecontinuestooperatewithadirtyelement thepressuredecreasesand may cause a malfunction Remove the element See 8 3 9 6 Replac...

Page 82: ...ccident z In the event a machine problem occurs first check to make sure that all connectors are connected securely z If there is a problem in the System ES1 TK06 Amp PC Board Namcam 3 NA JV3 PC Board...

Page 83: ...JT malfunctioning t 3FQMBDF UIF SPVUFS Page 31 t 5IF NBDIJOF EPFT OPU operate stably or it malfunctions t 5IF QPXFS TVQQMZ WPMUBHF JT outside the range of 90 to 110 VAC t JTDPOOFDU MBSHF QPXFS consum...

Page 84: ...POOFDU UIF DPOOFDUPS TFDVSFMZ Page 88 Page 91 t 5IF BNDBN DBNFSB JT faulty t 3FQMBDF UIF BNDBN camera Page 91 t 5IF NPOJUPS EJTQMBZT B blue screen t 5IF 4ZTUFN 4 HFOFSBUFE B startup error t 5VSO PGG U...

Page 85: ...e 104 t 5IF WPMVNF JT OPU JOTUBMMFE correctly t OTUBMM UIF WPMVNF DPSSFDUMZ Page 111 t 5IF WPMVNF JT GBVMUZ t 3FQMBDF UIF WPMVNF Page 111 t 5IF JSF CVUUPO EPFT OPU function Itdoesnotlight t 5IF DPOOFD...

Page 86: ...stributor t 5IF UIFSNBM QSPUFDUPS JT activated frequently t 5IF DPNQSFTTPS JT GBVMUZ Turnoffthepowerswitchonthe Compressor Assy immediately unplug the power cord and contact your distributor t 5IF PNQ...

Page 87: ...No 1 t POOFDU UIF DPNNVOJDBUJPO cablesecurelytotheseatwith Seat ID No 1 Page 30 t 5IFSF JT BO PQFO DJSDVJU JO UIF communicationcableconnected to the seat with Seat ID No 1 t 3FQMBDF UIF DPNNVOJDBUJPO...

Page 88: ...lease the fire button If you release the fire buttonandthescreenstill does not change the fire button is damaged Use the test mode to confirm which button is damaged Forrepairingthefirebutton please t...

Page 89: ...e is kept operating please turn off thecompressorunitpower t 5IF UPUBM QPXFS TVQQMZ UJNF have exceeded 2000 hours t POEVDU NBJOUFOBODF PG the compressor After the maintenance reset the timer using TIM...

Page 90: ...s turn off the power switch before conducting the described task z The fluorescent lamps become hot Exercise caution when removing z Since the replacement of the fluorescent lamps is performed at a he...

Page 91: ...uitry of the machine always turn off the power switch before conducting the described task Dismount the maintenance door See 5 4 Removing and installing the maintenance door Disconnect the power cord...

Page 92: ...ers M4x8 and dismount the rack base from the System ES1 To reinstall follow the removal sequence in reverse SystemES1 Rack base Phillips pan head screw with flat and spring washers M4 x 8 To Purchase...

Page 93: ...become damaged Before touching the PC board be sure to remove static electricity from your body by touching a grounded metal Dismount the maintenance door See 5 4 Removing and installing the maintenan...

Page 94: ...he PC board is handled by a person charged with static electricity parts mounted on the PC board can become damaged Before touching the PC board be sure to remove static electricity from your body by...

Page 95: ...llow the removal sequence in reverse z Do not touch the lens on the Namcam 3 camera Touching the lens can result in an equipment malfunction Phillips pan head screws M2 x 4 Camera stay Connector Namca...

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Page 98: ...ctric circuitry of the machine be sure to turn off the power switch before initiating the described task Remove the four Torx bolts M5 x 8 and dismount the center panel A To reinstall follow the remov...

Page 99: ...electricity parts mounted on the PC board can become damaged Before touching the PC board be sure to remove static electricity from your body by touching a grounded metal Remove the power supply base...

Page 100: ...with static electricity parts mounted on the PC board can become damaged Before touching the PC board be sure to remove static electricity from your body by touching a grounded metal Remove the power...

Page 101: ...charged with static electricity parts mounted on the PC board can become damaged Before touching the PC board be sure to remove static electricity from your body by touching a grounded metal Remove th...

Page 102: ...ed on the PC board can become damaged Before touching the PC board be sure to remove static electricity from your body by touching a grounded metal RemovethefourTorxbolts M5x8 fromtherearsideoftheFron...

Page 103: ...hine always turn off the power switch before conducting the described task RemovethefourTorxbolts M5x10 fromeachAssyanddismountthecontrol cover Note that a connector is connected on the rear side of t...

Page 104: ...revent damage to the electrical circuitry of the machine always turn off the power switch before conducting the described task Remove the control cover See 8 3 4 1 Removing and installing the control...

Page 105: ...uitry of the machine always turn off the power switch before conducting the described task Removethetwobutton headbolts M5x30 twoflatwashers M5 threebutton headbolts M5x12 andthreeflatwashers M5 anddi...

Page 106: ...ile pressing down the white section pull out the blank plug To reinstall follow the removal sequence in reverse z When connecting the air tubes be sure to insert the air tubes all the way for secure c...

Page 107: ...nducting the described task Remove the control cover See 8 3 3 1 Removing and installing the control cover RemovethefourTorxbolts M5x35 andfourflatwashers large round M5 and dismount the control panel...

Page 108: ...twashers large round M5 and dismount the cabinet frame Disconnect the five connectors Remove the harness from the SWR PC Board Ca inet rame or olt M lat asher large ro nd M To Purchase This Item Visit...

Page 109: ...ur flange socket bolts M8 x 16 Toremovethetwoflange socketbolts M8x16 onthefrontside rotatethe steering wheel ange socket bo ts M ront side Steering hee ange socket bo ts M ears Co nters nk asher n ts...

Page 110: ...ispositioned in neutral position and the volume retaining screws are at the top and then tighten the three countersunk washer nuts M4 for secure installa tion ear o me retaining scre s Co nters nk ash...

Page 111: ...and to prevent damage to the electrical circuitry of the machine always turn off the power switch before conducting the described task Removethefivebutton headbolts M4x25 andthreespacers 4x15 anddis m...

Page 112: ...cover See 8 3 6 2 Replacing the switch cover Disengagethehooklocatedontherearsideofthesteeringwheel anddiscon nect the two connectors Remove the three hexagon socket head shoulder bolts 8 dia x 12 M6...

Page 113: ...connect the connector from the Fire button to be replaced While pressing the hooks remove the Fore button and replace it To reinstall follow the removal sequence in reverse z When installing the Fire...

Page 114: ...amage to the electrical circuitry of the machine always turn off the power switch before conducting the described task Remove the control cover See 8 3 3 1 Removing and installing the control cover Us...

Page 115: ...connecting air tubes Disconnect the right and left connectors Remove the two cap screws M M3 x 25 and replace the pneumatic valve To reinstall follow the removal sequence in reverse z When connecting...

Page 116: ...ic electricity If the PC board is handled by a person charged with static electricity parts mounted on the PC board can become damaged Before touching the PC board be sure to remove static electricity...

Page 117: ...the described task Removethetoptwoflange socketbolts M8x30 andloosenthebottomtwo flange socket bolts M8 x 30 Lift the pedal plate slightly and pull it toward the front Disconnect the two connectors a...

Page 118: ...When removing or reinstalling the Pedal A Assy be careful not to hit the volume Lay the Pedal A Assy on its side and detach it from the pedal plate Pedal plate Pedal A Assy Pedal A Assy Countersunk wa...

Page 119: ...cket Replace the volume To reinstall follow the removal sequence in reverse z Wheninstallingthe volume aligntheflat sectiononthe volume shaftwith the position of the hexagon socket set screw z GUFS UI...

Page 120: ...8 1 Removing and installing the Pedal A Assy Removethehexagon headbolt M6x60 andcountersunkwashernut anddetach the cushion and spacer Replace the cushion To reinstall follow the removal sequence in r...

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Page 122: ...iscarded in accordance with the local laws and regulations z When entrusting a third party to collect transport and discard the machine be sure to use specialist companies to perform each task To Purc...

Page 123: ...120 10 PARTS LISTS 10 1 Monitor Base Assy To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

Page 124: ...2 02058 00 32 LEVELER 5 8 11x3 1 2 4 M16X75 VG20 07415 14 33 TUBE BLK 8mm OD 51 LG SOFT NYL 1 F 1508 L 900 TA92 12895 51 34 TUBE BLK 8mm OD 28 LG SOFT NYL 2 F 1508 L 620 TA92 12895 28 35 TUBE BLK 8mm...

Page 125: ...122 10 PARTS LISTS 10 2 Monitor L R Assy LCD monitor TK06 AMP PCB To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

Page 126: ...stay R 1 TA10 12856 00 23 Vibration isolation rubber 4 RB 20 RM96 12602 00 28 Warning sticker Maintenance B EXP 1 VG44 12423 00 33 3 5 mm stereo plug cable 1 RB50 11497 00 34 3 5 mm stereo plug cable...

Page 127: ...CORD 1 VG10 09494 00 2 FILTER EMI 10A PANEL MOUNT 1 VG78 07695 00 3 SWITCH ROCKER DPST 1 VG53 04683 00 4 PANEL MOUNT FUSEHOLDER 1 VG78 12950 00 No Name Qty Type and rating Part No 1 RACK TANK GAME 1 T...

Page 128: ...No Name Qty Type and rating Part No 1 MARQUEE REAR PANEL 1 TA40 12820 00 2 MARQUEE RIGHT PANEL 1 TA40 12820 03 3 MARQUEE LEFT PANEL 1 TA40 12820 02 3 1 2 To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmi...

Page 129: ...0 00 16 Woofer cover plate 1 TA10 12833 00 17 Seat Slide Assy 1 R505 09677 00 18 Woofer Plate decal RED 1 TA40 12795 00 19 Woofer Plate decal BLUE 1 TA40 12795 01 21 Seat cover decal LT RED 1 TA40 128...

Page 130: ...10 DECAL STEERING BOX RED 1 Cabinet L Assy TA40 12798 00 DECAL STEERING BOX BLUE 1 Cabinet R Assy TA40 12798 01 11 TUBE BLK 8mm OD 43 LG SOFT NYL 1 F 1508 L 1100 TA92 12895 43 12 SPACER CUSHION 1 TA9...

Page 131: ...SCA2 CA 40N 50 1 SCA2 CA 40N 50 B2 HL37250 TA92 12844 00 11 New joint straight type 2 GWS6 8 004 677 12 New joint straight type 1 GWS8 6 004 678 13 New joint cheese type 1 GWT8 0 004 670 14 TUBE BLK...

Page 132: ...1 723 751 8 Stopper rubber 1 723 752 9 Steering collar 1 723 753 10 Steering washer 1 723 754 11 Emblem plate 1 723 755 12 Steering decal 1 723 756 13 Steering spring 1 723 757 14 V352 Steering wheel...

Page 133: ...2 CA 40R 25 1 SCA2 CA 40R 25 B2 HL37249 TA92 12845 00 12 TUBE BLK 6mm OD 10 LG URETHANE 2 NU 06 L220 TA92 12894 10 13 VALVE AIR 4GA230 C6 E0N 4 1 4GA230 C6 E2N 4 TA92 12843 00 14 LINK BALL UNIT 1 RBI...

Page 134: ...POTENTIOMETER 1 VG10 12771 00 6 RUBBER PEDAL BUSHING 2 VG96 12773 00 7 SPRING PEDAL RIGHT 1 VG22 12772 00 8 SPRING PEDAL LEFT 1 VG22 12772 01 9 POT 1K 40 DEG EIKQ28039321 1 EWSV7BF20E13 40 VG75 05464...

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Page 136: ...00 13 Compressor sticker EXP 1 14 Long Brass Bulk Head Fitting 1 28 301 TA92 12897 00 15 Swift Fit Tube Fitting 3 50000N 8 1 4 TA92 12899 00 16 Male Elbow 3 GWL8 8 TA92 12917 00 17 Male Straight 1 GW...

Page 137: ...tion manual 1 This operation manual 723 820 2 USP POP EXP 1 723 821 3 Awareness raising POP EXP 1 723 823 6 Game play instructions POP EXP 1 723 822 10 LAN cable 2 CAT5S S 007 833 11 Vibration isolati...

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Page 139: ...136 11 WIRING DIAGRAMS 1 5 136 To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

Page 140: ...11 WIRING DIAGRAMS 137 137 2 5 To Purchase This Item Visit BMI Gaming www bmigaming com 800 746 2255 1 561 391 7200...

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Page 143: ...4 2QYGT CDNG TP NY NY 8KQ TP NY 9 9 FM 0QVGU QNFNKPG 9 OGFKWONKPG 9 VJKPNKPG 9 WPNGUU QVJGTYKUG URGEKHKGF QPPGEVQTU CTG OKPKCVWTG WPKXGTUCN 6 0 NQEMKPI EQPPGEVQTU WPNGUU QVJGTYKUG URGEKHKGF 2KP EQPVC...

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