Bally ProSlot 6000, Настройка и эксплуатация

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Periodic Maintenance
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Periodic Maintenance
Handle
Mechanism
Reel Drive
Optical sensors monitor the reel positions. Clean the reel optics with a dry lint-free cloth or
swab. Dirty reel optics can cause 40 series and 70 series tilts. Refer to Troubleshooting in
Module 2, Setup and Operation, for more information.
Clean each Reel Strip with a soft cloth moistened with warm water.
The handle mechanism consists of a ratchet assembly, an optic sensor, a release solenoid,
and an arm assembly. The handle mechanism should be inspected for proper function and to
ensure handle arm is secure.
Press the
PSEUDO COIN
button to energize the handle release solenoid and allow the handle to
move. Pull the handle and check for smooth ratchet operation. The reels should spin when the
handle is in the full forward position. Release the handle and ensure it returns and locks into its
original upright position.
Monitor
A Micro Touch
®
touch screen is bonded to the CRT, which can be damaged with abrasive or
ammonia-based cleaners. Clean the monitor with an antistatic nonabrasive cloth and a cleaner
recommended for lap top computer screens.
Allow at least 20 minutes with power
ON
for the monitor to stabilize. Check the picture for
discoloration or fade-out. Degauss if necessary.
Check for correct horizontal and vertical alignment by ensuring that all text and images are
within the borders of the monitor bezel. Use the
CRT COLOR
and
SCREEN SIZE
diagnostics as
described in Module 2, Setup and Operation.
Settings for the touch screen will change over time, or if any adjustment has been made to the
monitor. Calibrate the touch screen according to the directions described in Module 2, Setup
and Operation.
Note: The handle mechanism is factory lubricated and does not require
additional lubrication or adjustment.
Bill Acceptor
(cont.)
Dirty, clouded, or scratched lenses may degrade the performance of the acceptor and should
be replaced. Clean the sensors with a dry lint-free cloth. If a solvent is needed, use a weak
solution of water and mild dish detergent. Allow the lenses to dry completely before closing the
acceptor and transport assembly.
Activate the Bill Acceptor Test as described in Module 2, Setup and Operation, to verify operation.
Sensor
Release Solenoid
and Ratchet
Reel Optics
Reel Strip
Viewable Area
Position, Color and
Size
Touch Screen
Calibration
CD ROM Drive
The CD ROM Drive reads data with a laser. Dust, smoke and airborne particles can cloud the
lens that the laser is focused through, causing “freezing” and other machine malfunctions. Lens