Bally error 83-9

[sbsgroup]

I have a bally 6000 with a error 83,  also in the next position it has a 9.  are these two errors or a combination to make one?  Any ideas would be helpful,  I did a safe ram clear but cant get any further.  Thanks

[CVslots]

Error code sheet doesn't show 83-9, so I'm not sure if they are related.   

[CVslots]

Wait, I was looking at the wrong sheet! 83-9 is a "Bill Record"....now if we only knew what that meant!


 
 
 
 
 ]ProSlot® 6000 Malfunction and Game Codes
 Code
 52 Bill acceptor stacker access
 53 Lower door open (slant)    
 54 Drop door open
 55 Bill acceptor stacker access
 60 Reset during bill change
 65 Mechanical meter disconnect
 70 Door open during reel spin
 71 Reel #1 movement
 72 Reel #2 movement
 73 Reel #3 movement
 74 Reel #4 movement
 75 Reel #5 movement
 77 Secondary device comm. fault during game
 803 ROM checksum error
 813 Battery low
 82 Door open with power off
 833 SafeRAMTM error
 83-6 Personality SafeRAMTM
 83-7 Game History
 83-8 Option Table
 83-9 Bill Record
 83-A EFT History
 83F SafeRAMTM format error
 83F-0 Invalid SafeRAMTM EPROM
 83F-1 Invalid main EPROM
 83F-3 Invalid coin denomination
 843 RAM Error
 85 MPU removed with power off
 86 Secondary device communication fault during game after failure of the second attempt to reestablish communication.
 87-x Memory Failure during Win Evaluation
 88 Catastrophic failure
 89 AFT cashout to Host failed
 90 Display error
 91 Communication error
 91-0 No communication
 91-1 Serial checksum error
 91-2 Optioning error
 91-4 Mystery machine pay timing error
 91-5 Jackpot missing
 91-7 Game error lockout
 91-8 Host defined lockout in configuration
 91-9 Game in host configuration
 91-A Game not configured
     
 
 1 - The door codes are 50 = Main Door, 51 - Belly Door, 52 = Bill Acceptor Cash Box Door, 53 = Slant Lower Door, 54 = Drop Door, and 55 = Bill Acceptor Cash Box.
 2 - Malfunction codes with prefix “5x” appear only while the door is open.
 3 - Malfunction codes 80, 81, 83, and 84 are part of the machine self-test during power ON or a System Reset. Upon an error, all of the machine’s lamps flash. The lamps flash one or more times per second, depending on the problem.