Just wondering if anyone has any experience or fooled around with any Aruze G-Link cabinets.  Curious how they are setup and how they work.  I am attaching a pic of type of game cabinet I am talking about.😎

Thank you,

John

Although it's been forever since i've dealt with hoppers, here's my take:
Take a pair of channel locks and make the space where the coins come out more narrow.
This should do the trick!

Loose push-on connectors are susceptible to machine vibrations.
Check to see if the wire push-on connectors are squeezing the microswitch contact tabs good.
Sometimes you have to pull them off, give them a slight squeeze with a good pair of pliers just so the push-on slip onto the contact tabs tightly.

Also, check the microswitch itself for proper operation.
Slightly maladjusted or bent screw attachments for the microswitch may put it just a touch out of proper position for the handle mech to touch the switch's plunger actuator.
Someone pulling really hard on the handle with the micro switch's actuator too close, could cause breakage.

Also...that orange handle mech bumper melting can sometimes drip onto the microswitch...that's more rare tho.

Because there's not a lot of room to work in there, it's best to remove the whole handle mech.
Once you do it, it becomes a fairly easy thing to do.
I like taking out the whole bill acceptor unit to give me room.

BB coin trays (have 5 or 6 pcs)
$15 each plus shipping usa only

So when I pull the handle, every 1/4 to every 1/2 spins, it does not trigger a spin. The handle clicks all the way and obviously reached the point where a spin would be triggered, but something isn't working properly 100% of the time. This is something that has to do specifically with the handle because the rest of the machine is fine and there's no tilts or anything. What are some possible issues at play here... and how can I go about diagnosing/resolving this without just straight up replacing the entire handle mechanism? Thanks.