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**Video Poker, Keno, Slots, 21** Gaming machines => WMS Williams Video => Topic started by: ok2bnvus2 on February 04, 2023, 10:45:10 AM
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just got a bb2 game is not loading video was sent of machine up and running before shipment i noticed on jp10 on backplane a jumper wire off does anyone know what pins this plugs into thank you i dont think it would prevent game from loading but not sure
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If you'll notice in your photo, Pin-1 on that Molex is the bottom one on the left.
Is it a solid black wire? I'm not anywhere near a BB2 at the moment.
You can see the three raised molded lines on the outside of the connector housing.
If your photo was correctly orientated, instead of posted sideways, it would be the top left-most pin location on the Molex.
Without a schematic next to me, I would press the Diagnostic button , get into the cabinet/door sensors screen so I can check-test for different sensors.
I would then get a multimeter, set it on continuity, stick the black negative probe in that Pin-1, and poke around towards the other end of the Molex with the Positive probe and see which pins "close" the sensors on the screen.
Judging on how far apart that green colored wire jumper, that is approximately what sensor pins someone was trying to bypass.
It is not necessary to bypass any sensor with a jumper wire on a BB2.
However, some shops do place them on home machines so the customer doesn't get the error and bother them with a repair call.
Personally, I like throwing a jumper across the Logic Door and Cashbox sensor pins. :rotfl:
Turning the attendant key should tell you onscreen what sensors aren't closed.
Take photo of the screen and show us.
From there, we can tell you if it would prevent the machine from "loading video" or not.
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thank you for your reply not a hundred percent sure what that was used for but found out from set up menu the reason i couldnt go into game setup mode was because the door open switch was stuck in the closed postion after game setup no errors thank you so much for your reply but if it aint broke dont fix it hard lesson to learn but im getting there
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Yup, That door switch sticking closed is very common. Just about every other machine that I worked on had that problem.