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8. MAINTENANCE

8-3 Disassembling, reassembling and replacing the Assys and parts

8-3-i Cabinet Assy

-To be conducted by a technician

only

(1)

Detaching and reattaching the rear cover

Before carrying out this task always

off the power

to prevent workers and people around

them from getting an electric shock, accident, or

and to protect the electric circuit from damage.

Remove the two ‘Phillips truss screws

release the lock at the top middle, and

open the rear

Rear cover

Phillips truss screw

35)

Reattach the components

in reverse

Summary of Contents for TIME CRISIS 2

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Page 2: ...o run install transpon move maintain and scrap this machine safely how to run this machine correctly while making full use of its functions how to ensure safety for players and observers Whom to conta...

Page 3: ...1 CAUTION Failure to avoid the risk may result in minor injury or property damase Functional notes not related to safety are marked with the following label m Notes related to a function and protectio...

Page 4: ...t pull the cord Always hold the power plug to pull it out l Do not place anything on it l Do not get it caught by this machine other product or wall Do not do anything else that may damage the power c...

Page 5: ...g label is diq or damaged replace it with a new arning label To order an additional warning label contact your dealer Onty qwll ld sewhtechnlclm Monitor with a New One Is l Uowd to open SW door Warnin...

Page 6: ...s s y and cabinet A s s y 5 3 A s s e m b l y 5 3 l Connecting the cabinet Assy to the tower Assy 5 3 2 installing the pedal A s s y 5 4 Connecting the power cord and the ground 1 With a 3P service o...

Page 7: ...Assy 48 8 2 3 Signboard Assy 4 9 8 2 4 Tower Assy 4 3 8 2 5 Pedal Assy 49 6 2 6 Gun Assy 49 8 3 Disassembling reassembling and replacing the Assys and parts 50 8 3 1 Cabinet Assy 5 0 1 Detaching and...

Page 8: ...t Assy 1 0 2 Signboard A s s y 10 3 Control base Assy 10 4 RackAssy 1 O 5 Cord box Assy 10 6 Tower Assy 1 O 7 Pedal A s s y 1 O 8 Gun A s s y 1 O 9 C o i n A s s y 74 74 76 78 8 0 8 2 8 4 8 6 8 8 9 0...

Page 9: ...2A for 11OV AC power supply 2 6A for 220V AC power supply Cash box capacity approx 300 000 yen 3 000 IOO yen coins C R T 29 color monitor x 2 units Dimensions 0 A s installed 1 500 W x 1 510 D x 2 09...

Page 10: ...Tower Assy I 1 1 0 0 I 1 720 Signboard Assy t 1 4 6 0 I t l Pedal Assy 7 Wright 0 As installrd 279kg Asdividzd Cabinet Assy 205k o T o w e r Assy 42k o Signboard Assy 24 k o Pedal Assy Jkgxl...

Page 11: ...CONTENTS When packed and shipped this machine consists of the following m Be sure to check that you have received all packages indicated below It you find any component missing contact your dealer l B...

Page 12: ...OVERALL CONSTRUCTION 4 OVERALL CONSTRUCTION components and their names Signboard Assy Gun Assy Coin Assy Pedal Assy A Y ASSy Warning sticker high volta Warning sticker inside Power switch Rack Assy 1...

Page 13: ...ns for installation 1 WARNING Q Do not place an object close to the vent holes in the rear and side of this machine Do noti3ock any of the vent holes with a wall or other object either Failure to obse...

Page 14: ...e from getting into contact with observers and passers by am This machine must be ai ieast 2m iGcm from the ceiling Allow for a clearance of at least 5Ocm between the rear of this machine on the one h...

Page 15: ...t 229kg l Tower Assy l lOO W x720 D x1 1IO H mm Weight 42kg The carry in passage must therefore be large enough to be equal to or exceed the dimensions listed aboveL Depending on the conditions of the...

Page 16: ...the two torque bolts M5 x 12 from the back of the signboard Assy and detach the connector cover q Unplug the connector of the signboard Assy q Remove the three hexagon bolts with flat and spring wash...

Page 17: ...the gun sensor from functioning A fluorescent lamp is tolerable q Install the cabinet Assy according to P l I 5 l Conditions for Installation Then lower the four level adjustors until the casters are...

Page 18: ...rnished with this machine q Pull out the harness from the tower Assy then connect the two connectors to the cabinet Assy Harness nge socket MB x 20 q With four torque bolts M5 x 12 attach the joint co...

Page 19: ...holes fl Connect the connectors of the pedal Assy and the tower Assy then insert the pedal Assy be tween the pedal brackets fl Xghten the flange sockets tacked in step q fixin 0 the pedal Assy between...

Page 20: ...f the ground conductor cannot be grounded with a 3P plug ground the ground conductor with a 3P 2P conversion plug 3 if the ground conductor cannot be grounded with either a 3P plug or a 3P 2P conversi...

Page 21: ...Ground the ground conductor by linking it to the ground terminal at the rear of the cabinet Assy No ground conductor is furnished with this machine I Ground terminal l Install the ground conductor as...

Page 22: ...upled together be sure to divide this machine into assemblies while referring to P 21 6 Z l Dividing 0 Before moving any assembly either over a short or a long distance always retrect the level adjust...

Page 23: ...12 four flange sockets M6 x 12 pedal brackets and one connector to detach the pedal Assy Do the same at the opposite side Pedal bracket ange socket M5 x e socket M6 x 12 12 q Remove the four torque bo...

Page 24: ...ment house the portion of the harness that sticks out of the tower Assy Tower Assy Harness x 20 q Fix the joint cover with four torque bolts MS x 12 0 If the ceiling of the passage corridor or the top...

Page 25: ...ccident or injury e P 15 5 2 I Dividing the signboard Assy and cabinet Assy and P 21 6 Z l Dividing Manual carrying must always be conducted by the appropriate number of peoptespecified beiow Any atte...

Page 26: ...0 The tower Assy is not designed to be transported with a forklift Do not use a forkMt for moving or transporting this machine Using a forklift may cause this machine to fall down or cause an unexpect...

Page 27: ...0 When lowering any equipment from a higher level do not let it get shocked l In roping any equipment observe the following Always apply ropes to the positions indicated in the diagram below to faste...

Page 28: ...chine according to the descriptions and specified procedures given in this Operation Manual see P 11 5 Installation before operating this machine Improper installation may cause a fire electric shock...

Page 29: ...earance around this machine See P 11 5 1 Condiions for Installation l Is the gun tube fastened at both ends Is it damagefree Are the gun screws fastened Are the tower Assy and cabinet Aeay fastened to...

Page 30: ...mode is for two player cooperative plays An additional player can join the game after it has started 2 Solo play mode This mode is for single player plays No one can join the game once it has started...

Page 31: ...sy O N I OFF Pokr s w i t c h 1 T 7 3 2 Adjustment switches Ope the service door of the coin Assy and you will find the adjustment switches c Selact switch a Service switch Tilt this lever upwards or...

Page 32: ...est Mode Cnle t r l c dz LLCL IICLL Tilt this switch upwards or downwards to choose an item in the test mode d Enter switch green After choosing an item with the select switch press this switch to fin...

Page 33: ...nt is over select EXU and press the enter switch You go back to the MENU screen q When all adjustments are over tllm off the tesf switch You then go back to the game screen If this machine breaks down...

Page 34: ...ER COIN OPTIONS screen Option Description a Settina a qame fee Coins required for one 9x1 1 9 coins Factory setting b Setfing a continue play fee c Setting free plays Coins required for continue play...

Page 35: ...ume at the attract mode d Initializing the high score ON OFF NO YES with sound without sound not to initialize initialize ON NO Table of GAME OPTIONS settings q With the select switch choose an option...

Page 36: ...lT and press the enter switch to go back to the MENU screen a Status of the DIP switches l This displays the status of the DIP switches on the game PC board The switches of the numbers in red are on T...

Page 37: ...O PCB CHECK Master TX 3536 namco ltd Time Crisis 2 Verl OO JPN I O PCB Connect OK namco ltd TSS I O Verl O2 JPN GUN EXTENTION EXIT SELECT SW CHOOSE ENTER 5W ENTER l O PCB check screen Press the enter...

Page 38: ...erating the switches toggles the corresponding settings a The count rises every time the coin switch is activated b Tums on when the service switch is pressed c Turns on when the test switch is turned...

Page 39: ...sm of the gun I O TEST DIP 4 12345678 ON OFF LINK ON 2 SOLENOID TEST PULL GUN TRIGGER TO ACTION M I T SELECT SW CHOOSE ENTER SW ENTER Solenoid test screen q Pull the LIII trigger to activate the gun s...

Page 40: ...option The selected option will blink H Press the enter switch to display the corresponding pattern To get out of the pattern screen press the enter switch again a Displays a gradation pattern b Disp...

Page 41: ...Factory setting a Setting the sound volume 00 minimum to 64 maximum 40 of the left hand speaker b Setting the sound volume 00 minimum to 64 maximum 40 of the right hand speaker cl Selecting a music n...

Page 42: ...0 While on the MENU screen select ADS DATA and press the enter switch The ADS DATA will then appear H Power off does not cause data to be lost unless you execute ADS INITIALIZE or BACKUP MEMORY INITI...

Page 43: ...Displays the software version b Not used in this machine c Used to test the PC board not used in running d Selects a language used in the attmct mode English ENG German GER French FRA Spanish SPA Port...

Page 44: ...ALIZE CRT GUN INITIALIZE PROJECTOR a b SELECT SW CHOOSE ENTER SW ENTER Fig 1 GUN INITIALIZE MENU screen q With the select switch choose an option you wish to execute a Choose this option because this...

Page 45: ...screen illustrated in Fig 2 2 q Press the enter switch with the select switch tilted up to go back to the GUN INITIALIZE MENU AIM AT CENTER OF THE CROSS AND PULL GUN TRIGGER L J Fig 2 2 GUN INITIALIZ...

Page 46: ...vice people and other persons around them from getting an electric shock accident or injury Some parts in the projector retain high heat and voltage after power off These may give you an electric shoc...

Page 47: ...ths q Loosen the four flange sockets M6 x 20 on the cabinet body side H Remove the four flange sockets M5 x 12 on the pedal Assy then remove the connector Then remove the pedal Assy Pedal bracket Flan...

Page 48: ...le pulling the plunger q Wipe off the grease from the pedal plate q Grease the plate and the spherical portion of the plunger l Specified grease brand Albania Grease No 2 Showa Shell Microswitch Holde...

Page 49: ...r torque bolts M5 x 12 then detach the cover Torque q Press the pedal with a hand and make a visual check to see if the plunger is pressing the rnicroswitch q If the plunger is worn and not pressin 0...

Page 50: ...to avoid external forces 8 2 l General To be conducted by a technician only I Symptom I Cause Action I I See page Disconnect the large capacity electric equipment on the same line such as an air condi...

Page 51: ...o be conducted by a technician only Symptom Cause Action See page E 2 5 Pedal Assy To be conducted by a technician only Symptom Cause Action See page Replace the microswitch with a new one Replace the...

Page 52: ...Before carrying out this task always turn off the power swtch to prevent workers and people around them from getting an electric shock accident or injury and to protect the electric circuit from dama...

Page 53: ...one e cap approx 29 000V Anode lead approx 29 OOOV Focus lead approx 10 Flyback transformer approx 29 000v Angle e cap approx 29 OOOV Anode lead approx 29 OOOV n Focus lead approx 10 OOOV Flyback tra...

Page 54: ...bottom Tao and detach the top four thus removing the maintenance panel Torque bolt M5 x 12 Rear panel Loosen HR emove the two connectors from the monitor This machine may come with a monitor having a...

Page 55: ...8 MAINTENANCE hi made monitor q Remove the eight torque bolts M 5 x 20 then detach the monitor mask Torque bolt M5 x 20 53...

Page 56: ...nd four washers A W A R N I N G l The momtor weghs about 40kg Thrs work must be conducted by at least two workers q Tilt the top of the monitor forwards slowly then detach the monitor iII i Phillips h...

Page 57: ...10 OOOV Flyback transformer approx 29 000V Anode cap appmx 29 000V Anode lead approx 29 000V Angle Fwus lead approx 10 OOOV Flyback transformer The monitor circuitry is divided into a primary and a se...

Page 58: ...enance panel See P 51 8 3 1 211 Replacing the Monitor with a New One q This machine may come with a monitor having a differently shaped frame depending on the time of production Check which type of mo...

Page 59: ...ss Adjusts the horizontal size of the picture Adjusts the horizontal diiplay position of the picture Adjusts the verlical size of the picture Adjusts the vertical dispby position of the picture Do not...

Page 60: ...size is adjusted as follows 1 While in the monitor test screen display VIEW ANGLE ADJUST CRT Fig 3 Adjustment of Screen Size and Position See P 38 745 MONlTOR TEST 2 Center the picture size Adjust the...

Page 61: ...ted as follows 1 2 While in the monitor test screen display GRADATION PATTERN Fig 4 16 Grada tion Pattern Adjust 0 CONTRAST contrast and BRIGHT luminance so that each color in the gradation pattern ma...

Page 62: ...ng the Rear Cover q Disconnect the five connectors at the locations illustrated below q Loosen the two Phillips hexagon bolts with flat and spring washers M6 x 16 pull the rack Assy a little towards y...

Page 63: ...electric shock accident or in y and to protect the electric circuit from damage q Detach the rear cover See P 50 8 3 1 1 Detaching and Reattaching the Rear Cover q Disconnect the six connectors q Remo...

Page 64: ...g washers M3 x 6 MEM M game PC board top board M S P M qame PC board with flat and spring washers M3 x 6 q Attach new game PC boards in reverse order il Reassemble them in reverse order q After replac...

Page 65: ...amage _ mCLMON The fluorescent lamp can heat up to a high temperature Take enough care when detaching it Take enough care tn raplacmg the fluorescent lamp and glow lamp because such work is conducted...

Page 66: ...disconneckg the connectors from the i O PC board always hold the 110 PC board When connecting the connectors to the UO PC board insert the white connector to the top and me red one to the bottom I O P...

Page 67: ...NANCE q Disconnect the four connectors of the UC PC board q Remove the four cup screws M M3 x 6 then detach the I O PC board l O PC board Connectors q Attach a new board in reverse order cup screw M M...

Page 68: ...q q Remove the two Phillips round head screws with flat and spring washers M3 x 16 and two fasten terminals then detach the microswitch Fasten lips round head screw with flat spring washers M3 x 16 Re...

Page 69: ...l Assy H Pull the plunger out of the holder then replace it with a new one At that time grease the new plunger all over l Specified grease brand Albania Grease No 2 Showa Shell Holder Plunger F q Wipe...

Page 70: ...he power switch to protect the electric circuit from damage 0 Remove the six torque bolts M5 x 12 and detach the holder cover Disconnect the two connectors Remove the two dished end washer nuts M6 fro...

Page 71: ...o protect the electric circuit from damage 0 Remove the four cap bolts M3 x 10 one button bolt M4 x 25 and one hexaXon box nut M4 then detach the gun slides L and R Gun slide L Button bolt M4 x 25 Gun...

Page 72: ...remove the four button bolts M4 x 10 one button bolt M4 X 25 four hexagon box nuts M4 and one cap bolt M3 x 10 fixing the gun cover R Then detach the gun cover R At that time take care not to let the...

Page 73: ...ground wire Loosen the nuts 16mm in nominal diameter fixing the solenoid Pull out the solenoid Remove the two cup screws M M4 x 6 and detach the slide guide Pull out the solenoid plunger At that time...

Page 74: ...the electric circuit from damage fl Remove the gun Assy See P 68 8 3 5 I Replacing the Gun Assy q Remove the two button bolts M4 x lo then detach the connector cover q Remove the gun slides L and R an...

Page 75: ...ding this machine collect transpolt and dispose of its components according to relevant laws If you wish to entrust a third party to collect transport end dispose of this machine to discard employ age...

Page 76: ...10 PARTS L ST 10 PARTS LIST 1 O l Cabinet Assy...

Page 77: ...er cover 2 671 115 1 11 Adjustor bracket I 4 I I 450 120 alAdjustment bolt 1 4 1 M16x75 j 102 166 13 Caster 5 420S N 75mfm 102 013 14 I W a m i n a sticker Ihiah voltaae I 2 I 1 461 371 1 SIMaintenanc...

Page 78: ...10 PARTS L ST 1 O 2 Signboard Assy 7 6...

Page 79: ...oanel I 1 I 1 671 212 41luoreGnt lamp I 1 1 FL 4OW I 6 1 Fluorescent lamp fixture I 1 1 M4111A I 6 Speaker cover 1 671 215 7 1 Sneaker mask 4 1 671 217 6 1 Speaker I 4 I EASlOP642A 1 006 106 9 Signbc...

Page 80: ...10 PARTS LIST 1 O 3 Control base Assy K I 1 c c 53 x3 0 1 78...

Page 81: ...10 PARTSLET 79...

Page 82: ...10 PARTS LIST 1 O 4 Rack Assy 0 c 0 cl cl...

Page 83: ...Q t y Model and rating Par t 1 Bracket L 1 461 050 2 1 Bracket R I 1 I 461 051 3 I Cover I 1 I 1 461 716 4 Case 5 F panel 1 6 Fan motor 7 Finger guard 8 Switching regulator 9 Switchina reaulator 10 S...

Page 84: ...10 PARTS UST 10 5 Cord box Assy 6 _ r l 63 8 I I l L L J mm e...

Page 85: ...10 PARTS LIST N o Part f w Model and rating Part X 1 Cord box 1 671 411 2 Noise filter 1 SUP C4210 F 3 Power switch 1 CP S2PAl M7 5Aor CP32EM17 5 83...

Page 86: ...10 PARTS LIST 10 6 Tower Assy c3 cl zd 8 4...

Page 87: ...4 I 631 115 9 Underpips 10 Coin Assy 1 1 Gun base IR I I 12 1 Holder cover R 1 671 673 13 Beam A 14 Pop slicker 15 Oescription sticker Set of pop and description stickers _ 16 Holder cover L 1 671 62...

Page 88: ...10 PARTS LIST 10 7 Pedal Assy 6 6...

Page 89: ...Holder 1 631 213 IO Spdw 8 1 631 222 1 1 Switch stay 1 631 220 12 Microswitch 1 K3L 13 000 027 13 Epto sealer 1 Sealant EE 910 WlO x 115 x L246 106 041 14 Cover 1 631 214 15 Plate 1 631 216 When is o...

Page 90: ...10 PARTS LIST 1 O 8 Gun Assy...

Page 91: ...snap ring 2 7CR 3 1 0 dia 116 002 13 I Spacer I 2 I I 296 422 14 1Slide guide I 1 I 296417 15 Gun slide L R 1 296483 16 I Back sprint 1 I 296 420 17 I Lens I 1 I NA V1472050 1 296 466 18 Sensor PCS 1...

Page 92: ...10 PARTS LET 1 O 9 Coin Assy B 90...

Page 93: ...Buckle C 1 loo 121 10 Cash box K I 1 I 461 040 1 1 Service plate A 2P 1 461 714 12 I Testswitch 1 2 1 SDS 103A 03 13SJ 1 000 312 1 3 i c e switch 1 2 1 SDAP 1 1R red I 000 334 14 Service sticker M A 2...

Page 94: ...10 PARTS L ST 92...

Page 95: ...1 j i 1 i 1 i I 0 M I...

Page 96: ...11 Wiring Diagrah _ _ ____ __ _ _ ___ I I coin Assy j L _ _ _ EL I T o w e r Qsy 1...

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