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Happy New Year for you too! Great that it's working. Mabye Michel can also send you the little black thing (bulb holder ?) you are missing.
Zitat von »Remik95« The problem with alarm, is with this sensor on the plastic ramp, i found that sometimes with 5 DM it's not working good, coin stuck because ramp is not straight 100% and 5 DM are bigger than other so it's sometimes little dificult. With 10 pf, 1,2 DM no problem. I must find "new" ramp. I tried to glue the plastic but one small part is missing. Can you show a picture? Zitat von »Remik95« I uploaded on Youtube a video of the start button wich don't want half shine, I changed t...
That's a bit strange. Maybe try with another bulb. If this is not working, there might be a little error on the main board. Zitat von »Remik95« I have some dead bulb, i must buy, but impossible in Poland. I will buy it in France during my winter holidays and bring it. Should be no problem to get them in Poland as well. These bulbs (T10, 6.0 - 6.3 V, 2 W) are often used in pinball machines. There should be webshops in Poland offfering this kind of bulbs. You could also buy them in German pinball ...
I mean this one on top of the tower: index.php?page=Attachment&attachmentID=18480 I think it works without this pcb. Try disconnecting the plug. The photo sensor is counting. It is connected to the mechanical counter for "Sonderspiele" (bonus series/games) and controls the position of the counter. Doing so it prevents turning it manually to a specific number (in the ADP machine generation before that was possible).
Maybe the pictures in this tutorial can help you. The text is in German and the tutorial is for broken photo sensors, but might give you an impression. Regarding the alarm, there is also a little board on top of the coin tower. It includes a component which recognizes the equilibrium of the machine. If anything is wrong with this component or the machine is standing lopsided, the alarm might be triggered.
This looks like as if the compensator (Wippe) at the right is resinified. It sticks somewhere and maybe needs further cleaning. You can also use a little bit of a lubricant like silicone spray at the links.
Cannot remember to have had problems with it. Maybe the coil is decrepit. If everything is running apart from that, you can surely fix the blocker so that it is not grabbing into the controller. However, usually the blocker also indicates when the machine is functioning well and when it is ready to play and receive money.
This part of the coin controller is the so-called "Münzsperre" (coin blocker). It is connected to a coil and respective magnet. When the machine is ready (directly after the "tut-tut" and the lamp at the coin slot turns on ), the coil should pull the blocker back so that the coins can run through the controller into the right slots. With the blocker in the controller, the coins will always fail.
You can adjust the coin controller. You can try a little with the screw in the middle, which you see on the 2nd picture on the right lower side. However, when trying you should memorise how much you haved turned the screw into which direction, so that if it doesn't work you can reset it. BTW: Have you tried with Euros? Maybe the coin controller had already been adapted to Euros!?
Glad that it's running! Very good help from Frank!
Welcome! Pleae let us know when it has arrived. Hope everything will be fine and nothing broken. The weight is about 50 kg. Our Deutsche Post here would not transport it (or at least not for acceptable prices). You would need to find another transport company instead.
When you have the machine you will see how it works. On top of the 5 DM tube there is a silver metal clip. When the tube is full with coins, the clip will mechanically close the tube and the coins will be redirected to the cash box. You may fix or bend the clip a little so that it will always close the tube.
Yes, that's correct apart from that the 5 DM will first go into the respective tube if the tube is not full with coins. Hence, the tube needs to be full before it goes into the cash box (but you could manipulate the tube controller on top of the 5DM tube so that it always goes directly into the cash box).
Yes, you could also use token or shims to fill the tubes (the machine doesn't know ), but you surely know that you cannot put them into the slot as long as the coin controller is not adjusted accordingly.
Generally the machine is working without money in the tubes. However, if it is requested to pay and there are no coins in the tubes, it will go on hold ("gestört"). It is then also possible to just switch off/on and the machine will start again. However, if you are above 110 DM, it will always try to pay 10 DM to get below 110. Therefore it would be good to have at least 10 DM in coins.
In Western-Germany (BRD) it was always allowed to win money at these slot machines. However, there are several Merkur Disc clones. At least one of it (Merkur Disc Point, 1989) is just for entertainment and you can only win points. However, your machine is the original Merkur Disc from 1984 and indeed gives you the possibility to win money. For me, the entertainment machines are boring.
That's really cheap. Looks quite good, but would be interesting to see how it looks like when the hatch is closed (pushing the service switch). The lamp at the coin slot should then light up (indicating that the machine is ready) and after a while the animation lights are starting (changing lights on the front door). BTW: The warranty card is from 1985 (roughly).
Then your price for the Merkur Disc was really good. Are you sure it is working? You can get DM from ebay.de, but must be aware that the exchange rate is mostly not 1:2 anymore. Some would even liketo have a rate of 1:1!
Not so easy. You need to modify not only the coin controller, but also the slot ways need to be thicker. So the whole "coin tower" has to be prepared. Better ask in a Forum like this or Geldspielfreunde.de or Goldserie.de if anyone can do this for you (should be possible for 30-40 € plus shipping).
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