Bay Tek Games Chameleon Paradize User manual

Service Manual
On the web: baytekgames.com
E-Mail: [email protected]
1077 East Glenbrook Dr.
Pulaski, WI 54162
Bay Tek Games Inc.
Sales: 920.822.3951
Service Fax: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Parts: 920.822.3951 EXT. 1101
Service: 920.822.3951 EXT. 1102
NEW AND
IMPROVED
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDES!!
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New Game Registration……………………………. 1Electrical Drawing Section 20
Future Reference………………………………………… 2 J3 Connector……………………………………
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Chameleon Paradize Intro……………………………… 3 J4 Connector……………………………………
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J5 Connector……………………………………
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Operation and Set Up……………………... 4 J1 Connector……………………………………
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Safety Precautions…………………………………… 4 J2 Connector……………………………………
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Service Connections……………………………………… 4 Gen 5 Main Board Schematics………………
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Unpacking, Assembly, and Communications-Serial EEprom……………… 25
Installation…………………………………………………
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4 Input Section A-Con. Switches………………
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Ticket Trays………………………………………………
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5 Input Section B-Inputs RE, RC………………
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Clear Credits…………………………………………. 6 Output Section-Chase Lights Q13-Q16……… 27
Programming Section…………………………………
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7 Output Section B Q17-Q24…………………. 28
Output Section C Q5-Q12……………………
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Ticket Payout Select Power Section…………………………………
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Standard Ticket Payout Patterns Processor Section-Input RD…………………
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Fixed Ticket Payout Patterns……………………………
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Technical Support……………………………
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Ticket Bucket Payout Patterns
Coin/Token per Play Warranty Information…………………………
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Free Play Mode
Multi Credit Mode Repair Record…………………………………
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Game Timer…………………………………………. 9
Parts List………………………………………
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Ticket Dispenser Control
Bonus Tickets
Farto Concerto
Attract Mode
Wheel Speed Control
Filter Board……………………………………………….. 10
Preventive Maintenance………………………………
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Trouble Shooting Guide………………………………
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Error Codes………………………………………………
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Bug Wheel Replacement………………………………
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Trouble Shooting the Power Supply………………… 18
Service and Repai
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Table Of Contents
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New Game Registration
REGISTERING YOUR NEW GAME ENTITLES YOU TO AN EXTENDED WARRANTY*
ADD 3 MONTHS TO THE WARRANTY OF THIS GAME BY COMPLETING AND
SUBMITTING, BY FAX OR MAIL, THIS FORM.
Game Name (one game per card):
Game Serial Number (located on the back of the cabinet):
Game Owner/Operator Company Name:
Game Owner/Operator Address:
Game Owner/Operator City/State/Zip:
Game Owner/Operator Phone Number:
Game Owner/Operator Fax Number:
Game Owner/Operator E-Mail Address:
Game Location Name and Address:
Date:
Game Location Type
Please Check One:
Family Fun Center
Sports Bar
Bar
Restaurant
Laundromat
Movie Theatre
Mall
Other (please specify)
*NOTE: Extended warranty only applies if ALL boxes on this form are complete.
One game per form. Extended warranty does not apply to used or close-out games.
Bay Tek Games Inc.
1077 East Glenbrook
Drive
Pulaski, WI 54162
Fax: [phone]
Phone: [phone]
www.baytekgames.com
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Our Vision
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E-Mail: [email protected] Sales: 920.822.3951
Record this Information for Future Reference:
Pulaski, WI 54162 Fax: [phone]
On the web: baytekgames.com Service Fax: [phone]
Bay Tek Games Inc. Service: 920.822.3951 EXT. 1102
1077 East Glenbrook Dr. Parts: 920.822.3951 EXT. 1101
Serial Number
Date of Installation
Installed by
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together to create an exciting center piece for your game room!
Players attempt to "eat" as many tasty bugs as they can in a set time limit.
Using the chameleons tongue the players knock over bug targets to score tickets.
Chameleon Paradize's bright graphics and cool island music will attract kids of all ages.
Chameleon Paradize is great by itself or connect two games
About Chameleon Paradize
Chameleon Paradize is a two player game with an exciting island theme.
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CAUTION: Electric Shock Hazard Tools Needed:
Do not perform repairs or maintenance 1/4" Socket
on this game with the power ON.Drill w/ #2 sq. bit
Unplug the unit from the wall outlet or shut off
power at the power strip inside the game. 1. Remove the keys taped in the coin return slots.
Remove the hardware pack from the cash box.
CAUTION: Electric Shock Hazard
Always plug game into grounded 2. Attach the chase light assembly to the back of
circuit. the marquee board using the silver screws and tube
clamps.
CAUTION: Use of flammable
substances can cause severe burns
or personal injury.
Always use non-flammable solvents for cleaning
parts and surfaces. Do not use substances such as
gasoline, kerosene, or thinners.
Inspect the game for any damaged, loose,
or missing parts. If damage is found please
contact the carrier first. Then contact
Bay Tek Games at 920.822.3951 or
[email protected]
to order replacement parts.
3. Using two people hoist the marquee to the top of
CAUTION: Lifting Hazard. the game and attach using the black bolts, washers,
Lifting heavy objects can cause and nuts.
back, neck, and other injuries.
Be sure adequate lifting and moving devices
are available when unloading, unpacking,
and moving this game.
All Bay Tek games are 110
V
or 220V (optional) and
draw 2-3 amps at start up. Outlets should be rated
for 20 amps or higher.
Important:
Be sure that the electrical power outlets match the
games requirements. See the serial number decal on
the back of the game. 4. Run the chase light cord thru the open clamps
and into the first hole. Plug into the jumper board
located on the inside of the cabinet.
Safety Precautions
Service Connections
Operation and Set Up
Unpacking, Assembly, and Installation
Unpacking, Assembly, and Installation
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5. Uncoil the black power cord located in the back 6. Power the game OFF.
lower part of the game and feed it thru the hole on
the floor of the game. 7. The game is ready to be played again.
6. Check that the dip controls are set to your 8. Once everything checks out replace the Bay Tek
preference, we ship the game using factory defaults. test tickets with tickets of your own.
7. Replace the backdoors and move the game into 9. Close and lock all doors. Clean the windows
position. using glass cleaner and a clean lint free cloth.
8. Plug the game in. Turn ON the power strip. Important:
The software will adjust both bug The game should be turned of
f
for cleaning and
wheels to the proper speed. Once the adjustment is maintenance.
made the game be played.
CAUTION: Use of flammable
substances can cause severe burns
or personal injury.
Counters Always use non-flammable solvents for cleaning
Counters are located on the left player station parts and surfaces. Do not use substances such as
ticket tray. The game counter counts each game gasoline, kerosene, or thinners.
played on both sides. The ticket counter counts each
ticket dispensed on both sides.
The counters can not be reset.
V
olume Control
The volume control knob is also located on the left
player station ticket tray. Chameleon Paradize
features a stereo speaker system. This along with
the voice chip enhances the visual effect of the
game play.
Ticket Clear Button
The ticket clear buttons are located on both ticket
trays. If the game runs out of tickets before the player
is rewarded the game will "remember" the tickets
owed and pay out when the tickets are replaced.
By pressing the clear button before hand no tickets
will be paid out.
Clear Credits
You may need to clear accumulated credits from
your game. To do so you will need 2 people:
1. Power the game OFF.
2. Move dips 6, 7, and 8 on bank 2 to the ON position.
3. Power the game ON.
4. Hold down the two yellow push buttons. The tongues
will move. Hold the button until the tongues stop moving.
5. Move dips 6, 7, and 8 to the OFF position.
Operation and Set Up Cont.
Ticket Tray Controls
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The ticket patterns, attract mode, and more are Important
controlled by two banks of dipswitches located on Power must be OFF to the game before adjusting
the main circuit board. the dipswitches. Turn OFF the power strip inside
The main circuit board is located in the back the game. Set the desired settings, wait 30 seconds
inside lower part of the game. then turn power back ON.
Be sure the power is off before adjusting the
game settings. See the charts on the following pages for
programming options.
Programming Section
Factory Default Settings
Factory Settings Bank 1
Dip 1 Dip 8Dip 7Dip 6Dip 5Dip 4Dip 3Dip 2
OFF OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF
Factory Settings Bank 2
Dip 1 Dip 8Dip 7Dip 6Dip 5Dip 4Dip 3Dip 2
OFF OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF
Attract Mode Enabled
Basic Game Functions Factory Setting
Ticket Payout Standard
Standard Tickets Pattern 1
Coins per Play 1 Coin
Free Play Mode Disabled
Multi Credits Disabled
Game Timer 32 Seconds
Farto Concerto Enabled
Wheel Speed Ramp Up (Score Based)
13
Chart
1
3
6
7
8
9
12
14
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Ticket Payout Select, Standard Patterns, and Fixed Patterns
Bank 1
Option Dip 4Ticket Payout Select
Allows you to choose between a Standard ticket payout or a
Fixed ticket payout. A standard payout pays ticket per bug.
A fixed ticket payout pays a fixed amount of tickets
regardless of the score.
The factory default is Standard Ticket Payout.
Fixed On
Standard OFF
Bank 1
Option Dip 5Ticket Payout Select
Allows you to choose between a Standard ticket payout or a
Ticket Bucket payout. A standard payout pays tickets per
bug. A ticket bucket payout pays tickets based on point
groups.
The factory default is Standard Ticket Payout.
Ticket
Buckets On
Standard OFF
Bank 1
Fixed Tickets
Fixed Ticket Payout Patterns
If you choose to go with the Fixed Ticket Pattern you
may now choose a payout pattern. The selected
pattern will pay the player the same amount of tickets
regardless of the score.
You will need to contact Bay Tek Parts for a new
ticket decal on the pelican stand.
3 Tickets
4 Tickets
5 Tickets
6 Tickets
7 Tickets
8 Tickets
10 Tickets
12 Tickets
Dip 1 Dip 2
On
On
Off
On
Off
On
Off
Off
On
On
Off
On
Off
On
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
Off
On
On
On
On
Dip 3
Bank 1
Standard Ticket Payout Patterns
If you choose to use the Standard Ticket Payout, you
can now choose a pattern the game will payout. One point
is gained for every one bug knocked over.
The mercy ticket feature is active and cannot be
disabled.
If you choose pattern 2 or 4 please see the bonus table on
the next page.
The factory default is Pattern 1.
Patterns
1 Ticket per
One Point
1 Ticket for
every two
p
oints
2 tickets for
every one
point
2 tickets for
every two
points
On
On
OFF
On
Off
On
OFF
Off
Dip 1 Dip 2
Chart
1
Chart
2
Chart
3
Chart
4
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Ticket Bucket Option, Coin/Token per Play, Free play, Multi-Credits, and Game Timer
Bank 1
Ticket Bucket Payout Dip 1 Dip 2
If you choose to use the Ticket Bucket Payout
option you will need to replace to ticket decal on
the pelican stand with the bucket decal in the
cashbox.
Call Bay Tek Parts for the ticket value sheet to
place under the bucket decal.
The mercy ticket is active and cannot be
disabled.
Bucket Option
0-2 Points = 1 Tickets
3-5 Points = 4 Tickets
6-9 Points = 6 Tickets
10-13 Points = 8 Tickets
14-17 Points = 9 Tickets
18-20 Points = 10 Tickets
21-24 Points = 12 Tickets
Over 25 = 25 Tickets
Off Off
Bank 2
Coin Option
Coins/Tokens per Play
On
On
This will allow you to set the number of Coins/Tokens
per Play the game needs to be played.
The factory default is 1 Coin/Token.
1 Coin OFF
2 Coins On
3 Coins Off
4 Coins On
OFF
Off
Dip 7 Dip 8
Bank 2
Play Option Dip 6Free Play Mode
Allows you to set the game to Free Play Mode. In this mode
the game needs no credits to be played. This is a Bay Tek
function and is not recommended for your use.
The factory default is Normal Game Play.
Free Play On
Normal
Game Play OFF
Bank 2
Play Option Dip 5Multi Credits
The game can be set to only grant one game despite the
number of credits inserted. This is a Bay Tek function and is
not recommended for your use.
The factory default is Normal Game Play.
1 Credit On
Normal
Game Play OFF
Bank 2
Time
Game Timer
Off
On
This will allow you to set the Game Timer. The
time starts after the yellow push button is
pushed the first time after a coin/token is
inserted.
The factory default is 32 seconds.
32 sec. OFF
25 sec. On
40 sec. On
50 sec. Off
OFF
On
Dip 1 Dip 2
Chart
5
Chart
6
Chart
7
Chart
8
Chart
9
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Ticket Dispensers, Bonus, Special Effects, Attract Mode, Wheel Speed, and Filter Board
Bank 1
Options Dip 3Ticket Dispensers
Allows you to turn off the ticket dispensers. This is a Bay Tek
function and we do not recommend it for your use.
The factory default is Dispensers ON.
Dispensers
OFF On
Dispensers
ON OFF
Bank 1
Options Dip 6Bonus Tickets
If you choose the standard pattern 2 or 4 you may also use a
25+ point bonus. The game will award 25 total tickets for the
pattern 2 and 50 total ticket for pattern 4 regardless of the
score.
No Bonus
Tickets On
Bonus
Tickets OFF
Bank 1
Options Dip 7Farto Concerto
You may disable the end of game gassy sound effects, but
why? Kids seem to find it funny!
The factory default is Gassy Sounds Enabled.
No Gassy
Sounds On
Gassy Sounds
Enabled OFF
Bank 1
Options Dip 8Attract Mode
The game is equipped with an Attract Mode. If the game isn't
being played the game will play selected tracks form the audio
file every 5 minutes.
The factory default is Attract Mode Enabled.
No Attract
Mode On
Attract Mode
Enabled OFF
Bank 2
Options Dip 3Wheel Speed
With this feature the game will ramp up the bug wheel speed if
the player scores 4 or more points in the first 8 seconds of the
game. The ramp up will last 15 seconds, then the wheel will
return to the default speed for the remainder of the game.
The factory default is Ramp Up Based on Score Enabled.
No Ramp Up On
Ramp Up
Based on
Score
OFF
Bank 2
Options Dip 4Filter Board
This switch shouldn’t be used unless you are directed to do so
by the Bay Tek Service Department.
The factory default is Disabled.
Enabled On
Disabled OFF
Chart
10
Chart
11
Chart
12
Chart
13
Chart
14
Chart
15
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Use the following maintenance chart as a guide only. Important:
Actual maintenance intervals will depend on The game should be turned of
f
for cleaning and
usage and environmental conditions at the location maintenance.
of the game.
CAUTION: Use of flammable
Keep a log of all inspections, even if no problems substances can cause severe burns
exist, with the date and time of the inspection. or personal injury.
Record all action taken. Always use non-flammable solvents for cleaning
A repair log sheet is located at the end of this manual. parts and surfaces. Do not use substances such as
gasoline, kerosene, or thinners.
Important:
Do not use any cleaning solvents on the games
graphics. Use only a mild soap solution and
a clean lint free cloth.
Preventive Maintenance
Maintenance Chart
Dail
y
Weekl
y
Monthly
Inspect the game for damage. Repair as needed.
Check all game lighting. Repair or replace lamps as needed.
Fill ticket trays.
Empty coin box.
Test game to ensure proper operation.
Clean outside surfaces with warm soapy water only. Do Not use
solvents on decals or Acrylic surfaces.
Clean front glass with glass cleaner and a clean lint free cloth.
Blow paper dust from each ticket dispenser. Clean more often if
conditions dictate.
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Trouble Shooting Guide
Caution: When troubleshooting moving parts make sure the game is unplugged!!
No power to the game
4. Bad power supply
3. Circuit breaker tripped
2. Blown Fuse
1. Unplugged
4. See power supply diagnostic.
Replace if faulty - A5PS1001
3. Reset power strip breaker or
building circuit breaker
2. Check transformer fuse (220 v
only - 7 amp fast burn)
1. Check wall outlet
No audio
4. Defective potentiometer
3. Bad connection between head
piece and ramp piece
1. Volume too low
1. Increase volume at the control
on the inside of the left ramp
door.
2. Loose wire at the control or
speaker
2. Check audio cable connections
to the speakers, volume control
knob, and main board. Check
continuity.
3. Check connection between the
pieces.
4. Replacement - A5PO2000
5. Main circuit board malfunction
5. Replace the main board with a
known same type main board to
isolate the problem.
PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDYPROBLEM
5. Halogen lights shorting out
power supply
5. Replace bulbs with 20watt MR16
bulbs - A5LA9050
A
ttract lighting not working properly 1. Cable problem 1. Check and repair cable from the
marquee to the main board
2. Main board malfunction
2. Replace the main board with
that of a working same type game
to isolate the problem
Halogen lights not functioning
properly 1. Burned out lamps 1. Replace lamp with 12v 20 watt
MR16 halogen bulbs - A5LA9050
2. Wiring damage or
disconnected from the power
supply
2. Check for 12v to the fixtures
3. Repair or replace faulty sockets
3. Lamp socket damage or bad
solder connections
4. Refer to the power supply
troubleshooting guide
4. Bad power supply
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PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDYPROBLEM
Tongue
not
operating
correctly
Mechanical Problem
1. Assembly binding.
1. Loosen the screw on the tongue
slide. It is locate on the opposite side
of the clean window below the
assembly.
2. Check set screw on linkage
arm. 2. Tighten set screw
Calibration sensor problem
1. Calibration sensor not
reading silver tape strip.
1. Inspect and clean both pieces of
the silver tape. One in on the forked
end and the other is on the body.
2. Faulty wiring. 2. Check the wiring continuity from
the chameleon to the main board.
3. Faulty sensor. 3. Replace sensor if needed -
AABD5010
Player push
button
problem
Put the game
into test
mode.
Turn ON dips
6, 7, and 8
on Bank 2.
Push button.
CC is displayed.
1. Button is good
2. Check wiring from the motor to
the main board.
3. Replace main board.
CC is not displayed.
1. Button is bad.
2. Ensure switch is wired correctly.
Compare to working game.
3. Replace switch - A5PB7300
4. Check wiring from main board to
switch.
5. Replace main board
1. Dip switch setting on the
main board.
2. Diode board faulty.
3. Motor faulty.
Bug wheel spinning too fast
1. Turn dip 4 on bank 2 OFF
2. Replace as needed - AABD1204
3. Replace motor as needed -
A5MO1201
1. Replace motor - A5MO1201
Motor
problem
Check for
12v DC at
the motor
12v DC at the motor
No 12v DC at the motor
1. Check wiring from the main
board to the motor
2. Faulty main board.
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PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDYPROBLEM
Bugs not scoring
1. Black toggle the bugs fall on is
sticking.
2. Silver tape is not reflection.
3. Faulty sensor.
4. Wiring damage or
disconnected.
1. Ensue the toggle moves freely
2. Clean or replace silver tape on
the toggle.
3. Replace sensor - AABD5010
4. Check wiring from main board
to sensor.
Ticket do not dispense
1. Ticket tray is empty due to
faulty low ticket sensor or
broken/loose wires. Sensor
switch stuck or bent out of
position.
2. Faulty cable to the dispenser.
3. Dirty opto-sensor or paper dust
built up.
4. Ticket notch is too shallow.
5. Faulty ticket dispenser.
6. Main board malfunction.
1. Fill ticket tray. Replace low
ticket sensor switch. Repair
wiring. Clean ticket tray of dirt and
loose tickets or debris. Bend
switch wire to correct position
under tickets.
2. Check wiring continuity from
dispenser to main board. Check
for pinched, broken or
disconnected wires. Replace as
necessary.
3. Clean with compressed air and
if necessary wipe sensor with
isopropyl alcohol on a cotton
swab.
4. Flip tickets and load upside-
down to have large cut notch
toward opto sensor.
5. Replace dispenser with spare
working dispenser.
6. Replace main board with a
spare Gen 5 board if possible to
isolate the problem to the main
circuit board.
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Error Codes
PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDYPROBLEM
Wrong number of tickets dispenser
1. Ticket Pattern dipswitches set
wrong.
2. Dirty opto-sensor on ticket
dispenser.
3. Many tickets in memory. If
ticket meter is counting the tickets
coming out, then reset tickets
owed.
4. Faulty ticket dispenser.
5. Main circuit board malfunction.
1. Check and reset dipswitches
for proper setting.
2. Clean with compressed air or
wipe with isopropyl alcohol on a
cotton swab.
3. Push reset tickets owed button
“up button” on bracket to reset
tickets out.
4. Replace with spare working
dispenser.
5. Replace main board with a
spare Gen 5 board if possible to
isolate the problem to the main
circuit board.
88
Part of start up diagnostics.
At power up:
1.) Tongue motor cycles – finds
home.
2.) Bug wheel spins – calibrates
speed.
Leave game for up to 10 minutes
to see if 88 clears.
Leave game for up to 10 minutes.
Error 88 will clear.
A new error may be
displayed.
LO
a. Ticket tray empty.
b. Faulty low ticket switch.
c. Broken/loose wires.
a. Load tickets. Make sure ticket
stack rests on top of wire actuator
of switch.
b. Replace switch. (AASW200)
c. Check cable connections from
switch to main circuit board.
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PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDYPROBLEM
Er 11
Player 1 tongue sensor not being
seen.
Refer to “Tongue not Operating
Correctly” section.
a.) Calibration sensor problem.
b.) Motor problem.
Er 12
Player 1 tongue sensor is
constantly being seen.
Refer to “Tongue not Operating
Correctly” section.
a.) Motor problem
b.) Calibration sensor problem.
Er 13 Player 1 bug wheel speed sensor
not being seen.
a. Clean or replace silver tape on
back of bug wheel.
b. Check wiring from main board
to sensor.
c. Replace sensor. (AABD5010)
d. If 12 Volts DC is at motor,
replace motor. (A5MO1201)
e. Check diode board, replace as
needed. (AABD1204)
f. Replace main board with a
spare Gen 5 board if possible to
isolate the problem to the main
circuit board.
Er 21 Player 2 tongue sensor not being
seen.
Refer to “Tongue not Operating
Correctly” section.
a.) Calibration sensor problem.
b.) Motor problem.
Er 22 Player 2 tongue sensor is
constantly being seen.
Refer to “Tongue not Operating
Correctly” section.
a.) Motor problem
b.) Calibration sensor problem.
Er 23 Player 2 bug wheel speed sensor
not being seen.
a. Clean or replace silver tape on
back of bug wheel.
b. Check wiring from main board
to sensor.
c. Replace sensor. (AABD5010)
d. If 12 Volts DC is at motor,
replace motor. (A5MO1201)
e. Check diode board, replace as
needed. (AABD1204)
f. Replace main board with a
spare Gen 5 board if possible to
isolate the problem to the main
circuit board.
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If you have a bug wheel you think needs replacement
you can first swap the wheel with a working wheel
from another game. This will help isolate the problem. Tools Needed:
Drill w/ #2 Sq. bit
Tools Needed:
Drill w/ #2 Sq. bit 1. From inside the game, slide the new wheel in:
1. Turn the game off.
2. Remove the backdoors.
3. Carefully unplug the connections:
2. Before tightening the screws check the tongue
height on the bug eyes:
4. Unscrew the assembly, have another person
standing by to hold the assembly when the last
screw is removed.
5. Slide the assembly down and then up thru the
inside of the game.
6. Replace with a working wheel from the same game
or different game. 3. Plug in the three connections.
7. If the new wheel still doesn’t work you will need to 4. Now because the motors aren't always set the
call Bay Tek Games parts and service at same you may need to reset the games memory
920.822.3951 Ex. 1102 for further instructions. on the wheel speed.
To do so turn the game off.
Turn the game back on, have someone hold down
both yellow buttons for 5 seconds during the start up
process, then release.
Bug Wheel Installation
Bug Wheel Replacement
You want the tongue to hit just above the eye.
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