IGT 3200 error code

[Jim]

The fact that your machine accepted some dollar bills and played means all your voltages are good coming from the transformer. You have a hopper problem of some sort, there are only two voltages going into the hopper,  115 vac coming from the SSR to apply AC to the motor to turn the pinwheel, (which is working) and three wires associated with the optic, the green wire is chassis ground, the red wire should have +VB on it (8-10 volts D.C.) and the yellow wire is the coin out signal that goes to the motherboard via J10/Pin9 and ends up at J1/pin 13b on the cpu board.  use your meter and monitor the red wire, should have 8-10 volts dc on it at all times,  monitor the yellow wire, see what you have on it, then block the optic and see if it changes?  if it does then more than likely your optic is good and you have a wiring problem.

as for the cc-16,   you only get voltage to the unit when the door is closed and the machine is in the game play mode. the LED will come on. if you have a beely door that opens, you can undo the bracket and hold the cc-16 bracket in your hand, close the door and see what happens.

Hope this helps
Jim 

[Smithkey]

Thank you Jim, I will give this a shot tonight and report back.

[Smithkey]

Great news! My hopper optic arrived today and it is working great. The CC light is on when the door is closed like Jim said but still won’t accept coins, maybe something in the settings, I will look more into that. One other issue is the lever will not spin the wheels and there are 2 wires hanging like someone has unplugged it. Are the terminal on the top, front bottom or back. Can’t feels much with my hands. It’s pretty tight behind the bill box. And again thanks to everyone for all of their help and guidance. I will continue to be a part of this forum in hopes of helping others like you all helped me!


Thanks, Dwane

[sixcardmark]

Try turning the adjustment screw counterclockwise on the CC.  You will need a tiny philips head.  Also try putting in a different quarter in the cc.

[jay]

Coin acceptance comes from the coin comparitor - as pointed out you need a sample coin in that. Secondly from the coin optic.Do you get credits when (with the door open) you press the tiny button on the coin in optic. If so the problem is likely the CC-16 coin comparitor.
Which SC-Mark has already provided some instruction on.

[therockinelvis]

Check your power voltages with this

[Smithkey]

Yes, adjusted sensitivity, changed coins 3 times, I will get credits when I hit the white button and if I’m checking the correct wires there is not voltage while door is closed and hanging out of the door.

[Stayouttadabunker]

if I’m checking the correct wires there is not voltage while door is closed and hanging out of the door.

Wires not broken inside?
Take apart and check wiring /pins for continuity.

[Jim]

try this,  shim out the rake on the back side of the cc-16, see what happens??  when the cc-16 compares the incoming coin to the sample it will pulse the coil to move the rake out of the way to allow the coin to be accepted and sent on to the optics .   see what happens with the rake shimmed out, see where the coin goes and if any fault codes come up.

as for the wiring on the handle switch, you will have to remove the bill unit to connect these, its the easiest way to do it., should take about 45 minutes to do.
remove the transport, cash can, then undo the wiring harness, two screws from the back wall and one or two from the side wall, pull out the shelf assembly, remove the power supply from the left side, now remove the three nuts inside, two from underneath, and the screw at the reel shelf and the housing will come out. attach your wires to the switch, put everything back together.

the wiring is as follows, solid green wire goes on the common contact, the yellow/black wire goes on the normally open contact.

Hope this helps
Jim

[Smithkey]

Jim, so I shimmed the rake and it is now accepting the coins for the most part. Every 3rd or 4th coin will fall into the tray. Is this is the solenoid for the rake possibly bad?

[jay]

I suspect the solenoid is bad. Common issue. A number of people wire tie the solenoid out of the way.

[therockinelvis]

The only downfall to tying the rake open is then any coin will go to the hopper. So if someone reaches in their pocket and drops some nickels or dimes in a quarter machine, they will jam the hopper during payout.

[Smithkey]

Thank you very much for the advice!