Igt s plus 5 times pay

[Patrickmerc]

I found the green wires they are crimped together.

[Stayouttadabunker]

When you close the door latch all the way down, does the number in the [Coins Played] window go out momentarily, then come back on as the same or another number?

If so, drop a coin in the slot, play one complete game, and the candle will go out.

[Patrickmerc]

I am still not having any luck getting this machine working. It thinks the door is open and I have no digital display. I replaced the optic switches, I replaced the motherboard, I replaced the power supply harness. I have read that it's best not to do a ram clear. Can anyone tell me why this is discouraged? It has not worked since I bought it.

[sixcardmark]

Did you check the fuses?  Check the BV door switch and make sure the cash can switch has been bypassed if it has one.

[Patrickmerc]

Hi thanks for the response. The cash can switch is the one on the back of the wall where it slides in? The bv door switch wires are crimped together. Fuses are good

[sixcardmark]

yes

[Patrickmerc]

How do you bypass it. And I really appreciate you taking the time to help me. Patrick

[sixcardmark]

Bypass the same way as the BV door.

[Patrickmerc]

I looked at the switch on the back of the cash box and there's no wiring harness there at all. There's also a small circuit board above the hopper plug with two cut wires marked j11. The wires are no where to be found. Help please

[Stayouttadabunker]

A good, clear photo of the cut wires in the area that you're talking about might help us, help you.
Also, the simple reason why we don't encourage people to use a Clear chip is because they don't know how to set up a machine after all of the settings are erased and it disables the bill acceptor.
Without a SET015 chip needed to re-enable the bill validator, they cannot get it to work again.
A Clear chip is needed really only to get past a stuck logic signal called the "[61-1] Loop".
That isn't the problem your machine is having.

Okay...if you think the door is "open", the Service Credit button on the bottom of the coin-in optics board (underneath the coin comparitor), would work.
Let's verify your belief, that the door is indeed "open".

Press the Service Credit button a couple of times.
You may or may not hear the speaker "ding" each time you put on a credit.
It depends on whether or not your speaker works.
You haven't told us if this is a 2, 3, or 5 credit game.
I don't what really works on your machine or not but your display does not need to work to put on a couple of service credits.
Press the start button on the deck.
If the reels spin, that means a game has played and now you've verified that the door is in an "open" state.

Check for the correct voltages on the display harness with a multimeter or swap out your questionable display with a KNOWN GOOD display.
If you were a Contributing Member, you could download the wiring schematic drawings of your display harness, to see what voltages should be on each pin in the plug/plugs - from the NLG File System.
How many connector plugs go to your digital display, one or two?

[Patrickmerc]

There's two connectors. It's a 3 credit machine

[Patrickmerc]

I tried to post a picture but it says it's too large

[Patrickmerc]

I posted a picture in an album. I don't know where it went

[Patrickmerc]

The connector on the switch for the cash box switch is missing. I was told to bypass the switch. Anyone know where the harness comes from? Igt s plus 5x pay. There's a very small circuit board mounted to the socket where the hopper plugs in. Two wires going to it are cut off. It has jp11 marking the wires are black and blue.

[Patrickmerc]

Good morning. Does anyone know anything about the optic boards that determines if the hopper is in place.

[jay]

If you take a picture with a cell phone camera email it to yourself, you will be given the option to reduce the size of the photo.
Then post the photo that you just emailed yourself as it will be smaller.

Alternatively use a site like YouTube to post a video and then post a link to the video here.

[Stayouttadabunker]

OKay...while we're waiting for your pictures.
I'm assumming you have the long reel glass display that runs along the bottom in front of the reels.
That has two connectors on the back of it.
One is for the led display, while the other is for the .25 cent denomintion lamp, as well as the Insert Coin/Coin Accepted lamps.
The connectors are Molex plugs.
There's a small tab that you depress on the housing that releases the connector from the other.
Always pull by the housing, not the wiring.
Take them both off and shove them back on.
Sometimes it's just a loose connector or dirty pin inside the housing.
I'm hoping when you submit some photos, we'll spot if there's anything burned out or anything.


Did you ever try the Service Coin test, like I asked - to verify if the door is in an "open" state?

[Patrickmerc]

Thanks for the response. I tried the credit button like you asked me to and it doesn't work. What do you need pictures of. I haven't posted anything yet as I am still not sure how to do it

[Patrickmerc]

Display board

[knagl]

Good morning. Does anyone know anything about the optic boards that determines if the hopper is in place.

There is no optic board that determines if the hopper is in place. The hopper plugs into a beau plug in the machine with physical contacts.

There is a coin-out optic mounted on the hopper assembly that tells the machine when a coin is exiting the hopper. The wiring for that goes through the same beau plug previously mentioned.