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Work Zone GMP Manual

08/25/2022

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7. TROUBLESHOOTING

7.1 Common Problem

Please confirm that all connectors fit tightly.

Symptom

Possible Cause

Recommended action

Game will not

start

Frame assembly connector is

loose.

Check connector.

Frame assembly fault

Contact with UNIS Service.

Power off

Circuit protector make power SW

in off state.

Turn on power SW again. If appeared

again and again, machine has

anomaly. Please contact with UNIS

Service.

No sound

Low volume

Raise the volume.

Connector loose.

Check connector.

Speaker fault.

Check speaker.

POT installation error.

Install POT correctly.

POT fault.

Change POT.

Audio cable problem.

Reconnect the audio cable or change

it.

Display black

screen

Check connectors.

Plug in connector tightly

Display fault.

Utilize another source such as a PC to

verity if the display is operational.

Display blue

screen

VGA signal cable is loose.

Check VGA cable

Summary of Contents for WORK ZONE

Page 1: ...Operation Manual IMPORTANT...

Page 2: ...k Zone GMP Manual 08 25 2022 1 WE ARE HERE TO ASSIST For parts and service Have Questions Contact us UNIS SERVICE CENTER Tel 972 241 4263 Email service unispartsandservice com www unispartsandservice...

Page 3: ...2 CONTENT IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 1 SPECIFICATIONS 5 2 CONTENTS OF THE ACCESSORY KIT 6 3 PART NAME 7 4 SET UP INSTALLATION 8 5 HOW TO PLAY 13 6 GAME OPTION 14 7 TROUBLESHOOTING 20 8 MAINTENAN...

Page 4: ...tions for future reference Use this product only as described in this manual Other uses not recommended may cause fire electric shock or personal injury Unplug the game from the outlet when not in use...

Page 5: ...irect sunlight or places subject to extremely hot or cold temperatures to ensure that it is used within the specified operating range Places where inflammable gas may be present or in the vicinity of...

Page 6: ...wer consumption 150W Max Power consumption 200W Dimension H84 13 W39 46 D65 75 in H2137 W1002 4 D1670 mm Weight Approximately 617 29 lb 280kg Model No T 376 NOTICE After turning off the game please wa...

Page 7: ...age and make sure all the items are included Following accessories NOTE Part models are subject to change without notice No Code No Name SPEC Picture Qty 1 Manual 1 2 Power cord 3M 1 3 2 19 01 000004A...

Page 8: ...Work Zone GMP Manual 08 25 2022 7 3 PART NAME Key Components...

Page 9: ...ul not to damage the machine during transport Always unplug the game before moving Keep the machine in upright position during transport For longer distance transport package the game properly to prev...

Page 10: ...9 4 3 Play Zone This machine requires space for playing and for maintenance as shown below Leave space around the game upon installation Service area 500 mm Service area Play area Your unit must be le...

Page 11: ...Manual 08 25 2022 10 4 4 Machine Installation Step 1 Open the front glass Step 2 Install Marquee frame and Marquee plastic to the top of the cabinet Connect the connectors Glass door Marquee frame Ma...

Page 12: ...Work Zone GMP Manual 08 25 2022 11 Step 3 Utilize tools to remove Crane cable tie Close the Glass door Step 4 Install excavator POP board to the back of the Marquee Cable tie Excavator POP board...

Page 13: ...allation Safety Notice Take precaution to assure that all wiring voltages are confirmed prior to installation of card reader All warranties are void if not properly installed resulting in logic board...

Page 14: ...r making after collect building block to the destination 3 Activate Clawing Game after driving the car to the destination 4 Turn the steering wheel to control crane left right Pull the rod down the cr...

Page 15: ...sic OFF_ON Memory Save OFF_ON Volume 1_10 Coins Per Game 1_10 Pay Mode Coins_Card_Insert Coins Tap Card Back Save Back Options Status Game Time s 40 480 Ordinary Candy House Quantity 1_100 Luxury Cand...

Page 16: ...OFF_ON Gift infrared OFF_ON Wheel ADC 0 255 Back Options Factory Restore Reset Basic Setting Reset Customized Setting Clear All Records Clear Unused Coins Back Options Gift Door Light Inside Upper Lig...

Page 17: ...ain menu Options Accounts SetUp Test SysInfo Exit 6 2 2 Accounts operation records are included as below Options Description Coins The total number of coins inserted Games The number of game rounds Gi...

Page 18: ...e an unlimited number of powerful claw until win the prize 1 means when the strong claw power comes if cannot win the prize will only give 1 chance for strong claw power Claw Strength Please see 6 2 3...

Page 19: ...100 Safety length C2 TIME 50 995 Release claw time Origin LF LB RF RB Adjust the claw Backup ON OFF POSAVEA ON OFF POSAVEB ON OFF LedMode ON OFF SellCard ON OFF LSpeedCan ON OFF Voltage Claw voltage...

Page 20: ...the whole game C2 height 1 9 6 The height of the prize to be picked up 1 means highest 9 means lowest Catch Test Move the joystick press the start button and lower the claw to test whether the claw p...

Page 21: ...on power SW again If appeared again and again machine has anomaly Please contact with UNIS Service No sound Low volume Raise the volume Connector loose Check connector Speaker fault Check speaker POT...

Page 22: ...onnect the front limited sensor and Front back motor connector Front limited sensor is faulty Replace Front limited sensor Front back motor is faulty Replace Front back motor Crane sensors stop failur...

Page 23: ...ce Lower limited sensor Lower motor is faulty Replace Lower motor If you see following error signs showing on the display please try the recommended action Display Possible Cause Recommended action Th...

Page 24: ...covery stick into your Android board while is powering on the machine 2 The system recovery screen as shown 3 The game will automatically start recovery 4 Once system recovery is finished and the Game...

Page 25: ...heck the machine regularly for dust and clean when necessary Note Parts and components require preventative maintenance to maintain proper operation 8 2 Handling Precautions When installing or inspect...

Page 26: ...IN L L Audio input Speaker 50 90 A0M 20M 40M 90M E 50 90 50 90 VR PCB 50K Volume POT 1 2 3 4 5 6 CN XH6P 20M 40M A0M 90M E 1 2 VH 1 2 3 HF 1 2 3 HM C6351 1 2 3 HF 1 2 3 HM C6351 45P 10P 60P 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 27: ...0X2 A0 B1 B2 B3 B4 GCLPC PX 009 Tolerance Unit mm size 0 1000 1001 2000 2001 3000 3001 4000 4001 5000 10 20 30 40 50 A B C D E F G H I brown red orange yellow green blue violet grey white black pink l...

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