Innovative Concepts in Entertainment ICE COLD BEER Instruction Manual

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OWNERS AND SERVICE MANUAL
INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS IN ENTERTAINMENT INC.
10123 MAIN STREET, CLARENCE, NY 14031
SERVICE: 1-716-759-0360
FAX: [phone]
E-MAIL: [email protected]
WEBSITE: www.icegame.com
ICE COLD BEER

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INTRODUCTION…………………………….……......PAGE 3
GAME SET-UP & PROGRAMMING……...…….…....PAGE 4
PROGRAMMING OPTIONS…………...…………......PAGE 5 -9
•HOW TO USE THE CHART
•HOW TO ADJUST OPTIONS
•USE THE PROGRAMMING OPTIONS
•ERROR CODES
QUICK TROUBLESHOOTING…………………….....PAGE 10 & 11
GAME REPAIR…………………………….…………...PAGE 12 -15
•OPERATIONALBACKGROUND
•TROUBLESHOOTINGPHILOSOPHY
•REPAIR
SPARE PARTS LISTINGS…………………………….PAGE 16
WIRING DIAGRAMS…………………………………..PAGE 17 -21
SCHEMATICS……………………………………….....PAGE 22 -30
WARRANTY INFORMATION………………………....PAGE 31 & 32
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ICEDOC XPK9001
REVISION 4-17-03

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INTRODUCTION & GAME PLAY
INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the NEW Ice Cold Beer™
game from I.C.E. Originally sold in 1984, Ice Cold
Beer was a tremendous earnings success. We have
taken the game of yesterday and updated it to fit
well into the market of today. We have added many
features and enhancements and have highlighted
many of them below.
CABINET -The new cabinet design was sculpted to
fit into more contemporary surroundings and fea-
tures a modern look. We have made the game taller
with an oversized header display sign for greater
visibility in your location. The black cabinet with gold
trim and wood grain control panel give the game an
attractive look that fits in anywhere.
PLAYFIELD -The basic premise of the playfield lay-
out was left the same as the original because the
original was extremely successful. We have added
side lighting for darkly lit locations and have added
flashing lights at the top of the playfield to grab at-
tention.
OPTICAL SCORING SYSTEM -The new playfield
uses optical detectors for increased reliability and
zero maintenance.
HOLE LIGHTING -The original game lit the inside of
the hole that was the one to try for. We have moved
the light to the outside of the hole right above it for
much better visibility and comprehension of the
game.
JOYSTICKS -The new joysticks use micro switches
rather than leaf switches as the earlier game used.
This provides a much better feel in the game and
drastically improves reliability in this area.
TICKET DISPENSING -While the original game
was built at the infancy of redemption, the new ver-
sion exploits redemption's coming of age. The game
is fully Ticket dispenser ready, and if you have not
received one with your game, you can order one at
any time.
SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS -The new electron-
ics are much more highly integrated than the origi-
nals. The new P.C. Board is about 1/4 the size of the
original and has about 1/8 the components resulting
in a much more reliable product
PROGRAMMABILITY -The new electronics have a
high degree of adjustability making it possible to bet-
ter tailor the game to your location.

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GAME SET-UP & PROGRAMMING
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
IMPORTANT: FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE
DIRECTIONS CLOSELY COULD CAUSE SERIOUS
DAMAGE TO YOUR GAME.
WARNING: WHEN INSTALLING THIS GAME, A 3
PRONG GROUNDED RECEPTACLE MUST BE
USED. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN
SERIOUS INJURY TO YOURSELF OR OTHERS.
FAILURE TO USE A GROUNDED RECEPTACLE
COULD ALSO CAUSE IMPROPER GAME OPERA-
TION, OR DAMAGE TO THE ELECTRONICS.
DO NOT DEFEAT OF REMOVE THE GROUNDING
PRONG ON THE POWER CORD FOR THE SAME
REASONS AS GIVEN ABOVE. USING AN
IMPROPERLY GROUNDED GAME COULD VOID
YOUR WARRANTY.
MAKE SURE THE VOLTAGE AT YOU’RE A.C.
OUTLET MATCHES THE VOLTAGE LISTED ON
THE BACK OF THE GAME.
WHEN USING AN EXTENSION CORD USE ONLY
A GROUNDED 16 GA. LISTED CORD SET.
SET-UP
Set-up is simple and straight forward. The only thing
really important is to make sure that the game is
level. If the floor is not level, use the adjustable feet
to stabilize the game.
NOTE: SINCE THE GAME IS TALL, IT ADVISABLE
TO PLACE THE GAME ON A FLOOR RATHER
THAN CARPET FOR GREATER STABILITY. IF
THE GAME MUST BE PLACED ON A CARPET,
CONSIDER ANCHORING THE GAME TO THE
WALL WITH AN "L" BRACKET.
Turn the power on and check that the game seems
to be operating properly. If you notice any unusual or
abnormal sounds, turn off and unplug the game and
call our service department.
You are now ready to program the game……
PROGRAMMING
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THE SET UP DIREC-
TIONS BELOW CAREFULLY TO PROGRAM
YOUR GAME PROPERLY. AFTER READING THE
DESCRIPTION OF THE OPTION, USE THE
CHART TO SEE HOW TO CHANGE THE DIP
SWITCHES.
IT IS IMPORTANT TO FOLLOW THE DIP SWITCH
CHARTS EXACTLY. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN
RESULT IN UNPREDICTABLE BEHAVIOR BY THE
GAME.
Whenever making changes to the dip switches,
follow this procedure:
1. Turn power off.
2. Change dip switch as desired.
3. Turn power back on and check for proper
operation.
FAILURE TO TURN POWER OFF WHEN
CHANGING SWITCH SETTINGS WILL RESULT IN
IMPROPER RESULTS.

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NOTE: DEFAULT FACTORY SETTINGS DENOTED BY (*)
PROGRAMMING OPTIONS
TG-E99 DIP SW1 12345678
1 credit 1 ball ON ON
Number of balls per credit 1 credit 2 balls OFF ON
1 credit 3 balls* ON OFF
1 credit 4 balls OFF OFF
RESERVED FIXED OFF OFF
1 inch ON ON
HEIGHT EACH TIME THE 3/4 inch OFF ON
BALANCE BAR JUMPS 1/2 inch ON OFF
3/8 inch* OFF OFF
VERY EASY* ON ON
DIFFICULTY EASY OFF ON
DIFFICULT ON OFF
NOTES:
1. NUMBER OF BALL PER CREDIT: This provides adjustment to number of ball (s) per credit.
2. HEIGHT EACH TIME THE BALANCE BAR JUMPS: You can change the distance that the bal-
ance bar moves up automatically when the player didn’t move the joystick within the limited time.
3. DIFFICULTY: Use DIP SW4, switch #6?Level of difficulty?to setup the difficulty level of the
game. Please use the following comparison table to see the difficulty between each level:
DIFFICULTY DIP SW4—SWITCH #6 OFF*
[LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY]
EASY
DIP SW4—SWITCH #6 ON
[LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY]
HARD
Very Easy Automatic jumping activated Auto jumping every 4 seconds
Easy Auto jumping every 80 seconds Auto jumping every 3 seconds
Difficult Auto jumping every 60 seconds Auto jumping every 2 seconds
Very Difficult Auto jumping every 30 seconds Random Auto jumping every 1-4
seconds

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PROGRAMMING OPTIONS
TG-E99 DIP SW2 12345678
1 credit 3 tickets ON ON
Number of tickets per 1 credit 2 tickets OFF ON
credit after coin in 1 credit 1 ticket ON OFF
1 credit 0 ticket* OFF OFF
Not Permitted ON ON
CONTINUE 10 sec.* OFF ON
20 sec. ON OFF
30 sec. OFF OFF
4 coins 1 credit ON ON
Number of coins per credit 3 coins 1 credit OFF ON
2 coins 1 credit* ON OFF
1 coin 1 credit OFF OFF
RESERVED FIXED OFF OFF
NOTE:
1. Number of ticket per credit after coin in: You can setup how many tickets the game will payout
per credit immediately after coin/s are taken. This is only used when local regulation specifies
that the game must give out a predetermined amount of tickets no matter if the player wins or
loses.
2. CONTINUE: The duration of time the game will wait for the player to decide either to continue or
not the game. When game is over, CREDIT=0, the display will count down the time setup here.
Introduce more coins before time ends. CONTINUE will count down 20 seconds again. Within 20
seconds the player must push?START?button to keep challenging the last hole left in last game.
However if this dip switch is in “Not permitted”, every time the player loses, he must re-start the
game from the 1st hole.
PS. If after the last stage of the game, CREDIT>0 and this is adjustment is not in?Not
permitted?, it will count down another 20 seconds. Within 20 seconds the player must push
?START?button to keep the last hole left. Otherwise, he must re-start the game from the 1st hole.
3. Number of coins per credit: Adjustment to setup how many coins are required for each game.

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TG-E981 DIP SW3 12345678
4 tickets / hole ON ON
TICKETS PAYOUT 3 tickets / hole OFF ON
2 tickets / hole ON OFF
1 ticket / hole* OFF OFF
Double the amount of tickets YES* ON
if the top hole is made NO OFF
Tickets payout timing Instantly ON
When game ends* OFF
1 Ticket for top hole only YES ON
NO* OFF
RESERVED FIXED OFF OFF OFF
PROGRAMMING OPTIONS
NOTES:
1. When pin #3 is ON “double the amount of tickets won if top hole made” and pin #4 is set to ON
“instantly”, tickets dispenser will bring up to the double of total tickets won from hole #1 to #11.
(i.e. Tickets per hole= 4 and tickets payout timing set to “instantly”, when top hole is made, 52
tickets will be payout because of 4 tickets* 12 holes *2 –44 tickets already paid instantly after
each hole from #1~#11 made.)
“1 ticket for top hole only”: if setup is YES, DIP SW3 PIN 1~4 will be invalid. One ticket will be given
out during the whole game, only if the player makes the top hole.
TG-E99 SW4 12345678
GAME OVER SOUND GAMEOVER* ON
ALTLOOS OFF
TICKET EMPTY WARNING YES ON
NO* OFF
KEEP CREDIT YES ON
NO* OFF
ATTRACT SOUND YES* ON
NO OFF
RESERVED FIXED OFF
DIFFICULTY HARD ON
EASY* OFF
AUTO JUMP EASY* ON
DIFFICULT OFF
TICKET DISPENSER YES ON
NO* OFF

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NOTE:
1. GAME OVER SOUND: Adjustment to choose the sound when game is over.
2. TICKET EMPTY WARNING: You can decide either to have or not a warning sound and error
code? 05 ?showing on display when the ticket bin is empty.
3. KEEP CREDIT: Credits remained can be save or contrary be reset after power is off.
4. ATTRACT SOUND: Attract voice every 5 minutes and attract music every 25 minutes.
5. LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: In coordination with DIP SW1 switches #7 & 8. Please refer to the ex-
planation of?DIFFICULTY?.
6. AUTO JUMP: Adjust automatic jumping to control the difficulty of the game.
?EASY?: Whenever the player move the joystick, the auto jumping will be reset. Consequently
the balance bar will only jump up if the joystick is not moved with auto jumping time.
?DIFFICULT?: No matter if the joystick is moved or not, auto jumping will act following the auto-
matic jumping setup time.
7. TICKET DISPENSER: This is related to how credits will be handled with.
YES: Credits will be paid out by tickets.
NO: Best 5 high scores can be entered to the display. Points shown on SCORE pool will only
disappear when next game begins.
PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

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ERROR CODES
The system will check all the functions itself automatically. When an error is found, an error code
will be shown on display TIMER as following:
PROGRAMMING OPTIONS
Error
Code Checking Items Checking
Time Reason for the ERROR Basic repairing
01
LEFT-UP
STOP SW
02
RIGHT-UP
STOP SW
03
LEFT-DOWN
STOP SW
04
RIGHT-DOWN
STOP SW
05
No card / ticket
left When game is over
When DIP SW4 pin 2 is
set at ON and no cards /
tickets left to dispense,
the warning alarm is on
as soon as game is over.
1. Check if dispenser has
any cards/tickets left.
2. Check if cards/tickets
are stuck.
91 COIN meter
92
Card / Ticket
meter
93 PRIZE meter
SW is at N.C. but when it
is pressed down
(touched) it is at N.O.,
otherwise error code will
appear.
When
powering
on
1. Check if connection
pins are properly con-
nected.
2. Check if N.O./N.C. is at
its proper state.
When
Credit = 0
Program runs a self-
check the condition of
all meter connection
pins when no one plays
the game. Error code
shows up when they are
out of condition.
Check if the connection
pin of meters is properly
connected.

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QUICK TROUBLESHOOTING
GAME WILL NOT POWER UP CORRECTLY NO A.C. POWER CHECK FOR VOLTAGE AT OUTLET
BAD A.C. POWER FUSE CHECK AND / OR REPLACE FUSE
POWER SWITCH ON BACK OF GAME OFF TURN ON SWITCH
BAD MAIN OR DISPLAY P.C. BOARD CHECK AND REPAIR OR REPLACE BOARDS
LOOSE CONNECTOR TO P.C. BOARDS CHECK CONNECTORS
NO BALL IN GAME CHECK CABINET BOTTOM FOR BALL
BAD PLAYFIELD SENSOR (seerepairsec.) CHECK PLAYFIELD SENSORS
GAME WILL NOT TAKE OR ADD MONEY SOFTWARE NOT SET RIGHT CHECK MANUAL FOR PROPER SETTING
CORRECTLY STUCK OR BROKEN COIN SWITCH REPAIR OR REPLACE SWITCH
BAD MAIN P.C. BOARD REPAIR OR REPLACE MAIN P.C. BOARD
BAD HARNESSING REPAIR HARNESSING
GAME SOUND NOT WORKING PROPERLY BAD SPEAKER REPLACE SPEAKER
BAD MAIN P.C. BOARD REPAIR OR REPLACE MAIN P.C. BOARD
BAD HARNESSING REPAIR OR REPLACE HARNESSING
BAD VOLUME POTENTIOMETER REPLACE VOLUME POTENTIOMETER
ERROR CODE 1 SHOWS ON THE DISPLAY BAD UPPER LEFT MICRO SWITCH REPLACE MICRO SWITCH
ON POWER UP MICRO SWITCH WIRE BENT WRONG RE-BEND WIRE
BAD HARNESSING REPAIR OR REPLACE HARNESSING
BAD DISPLAY P.C. BOARD REPLACE DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
BAD MAIN P.C. BOARD REPLACE MAIN P.C. BOARD
BAD DRIVE MOTOR REPLACE MOTOR
BAD DRIVE BELT REPLACE BELT
ERROR CODE 2 SHOWS ON THE DISPLAY BAD UPPER RIGHT MICRO SWITCH REPLACE MICRO SWITCH
ON POWER UP MICRO SWITCH WIRE BENT WRONG RE-BEND WIRE
BAD HARNESSING REPAIR OR REPLACE HARNESSING
BAD DISPLAY P.C. BOARD REPLACE DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
BAD MAIN P.C. BOARD REPLACE MAIN P.C. BOARD
BAD DRIVE MOTOR REPLACE MOTOR
BAD DRIVE BELT REPLACE BELT
ERROR CODE 3 SHOWS ON THE DISPLAY BAD LOWER LEFT MICRO SWITCH REPLACE MICRO SWITCH
ON POWER UP MICRO SWITCH WIRE BENT WRONG RE-BEND WIRE
BAD HARNESSING REPAIR OR REPLACE HARNESSING
BAD DISPLAY P.C. BOARD REPLACE DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
BAD MAIN P.C. BOARD REPLACE MAIN P.C. BOARD
BAD DRIVE MOTOR REPLACE MOTOR
BAD DRIVE BELT REPLACE BELT
ERROR CODE 4 SHOWS ON THE DISPLAY BAD LOWER RIGHT MICRO SWITCH REPLACE MICRO SWITCH
ON POWER UP MICRO SWITCH WIRE BENT WRONG RE-BEND WIRE
BAD HARNESSING REPAIR OR REPLACE HARNESSING
BAD DISPLAY P.C. BOARD REPLACE DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
BAD MAIN P.C. BOARD REPLACE MAIN P.C. BOARD
BAD DRIVE MOTOR REPLACE MOTOR
BAD DRIVE BELT REPLACE BELT
ERROR CODE 5 SHOWS ON THE DISPLAY OUT OF TICKETS ADD MORE TICKETS
ON POWER UP AND OUT OF TICKET TICKET DISPENSER JAM REPAIR DISPENSER
WARNING OPTION HAS BEEN SELECTED BAD TICKET DISPENSER REPLACE TICKET DISPENSER
BAD HARNESSING REPAIR HARNESSING
BAD MAIN P.C. BOARD REPAIR MAIN P.C. BOARD

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QUICK TROUBLESHOOTING
ERROR CODE 91 SHOWS ON THE DISPLAY BAD COIN METER #1 REPLACE COIN METER
ON POWER UP COUNTER DISCONNECTED CHECK AND REPAIR HARNESSING
ERROR CODE 92 SHOWS ON THE DISPLAY BAD COIN METER #2 (DBV) REPLACE COIN METER
ON POWER UP COUNTER DISCONNECTED CHECK AND REPAIR HARNESSING
ERROR CODE 93 SHOWS ON THE DISPLAY BAD TICKET METER REPLACE TICKET METER
ON POWER UP COUNTER DISCONNECTED CHECK AND REPAIR HARNESSING
GAME FREEZES UP IN THE MIDDLE OF BALL IS LOST REPLACE BALL
PLAY AND WILL NOT CONTINUE BALL RETURN MICRO SWITCH BAD REPLACE MICRO SWITCH
MICRO SWITCH WIRE BENT RE-BEND WIRE PROPERLY
RAIL MOTOR FAILS REPLACE MOTOR
URETHANE DRIVE BELT BREAKS REPLACE URETHANE DRIVE BELT
BAD DISPLAY P.C. BOARD REPAIR OR REPLACE DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
BAD MAIN P.C. BOARD REPAIR OR REPLACE MAIN P.C. BOARD
BAD JOYSTICK MICRO SWITCH REPAIR OR REPLACE JOYSTICK
BAD JOYSTICK HARNESSING REPAIR HARNESSING
DOLLAR BILL VALIDATOR DOES NOT DBV NOT PROGRAMMED PROPERLY REPROGRAM AS PER MFG. INSTRUCTIONS
WORK PROPERLY DOLLAR BILL PATH DIRTY CLEAN PATH AND SENSORS
BAD DBV HARNESSING REPAIR OR REPLACE HARNESSING
DBV FULL (GREAT PROBLEM TO HAVE) EMPTY DBV

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GAME REPAIR
WARNING: ALWAYS REMOVE POWER TO THE
GAME BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY SERVICE,
UNLESS NEEDED FOR SPECIFIC TESTING.
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THIS PRECAUTION
COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY TO
YOURSELF OR OTHERS.
OPERATIONAL
BACKGROUND
ICE COLD BEER™ has been manufactured with
modular design in mind. Almost everything in the
game can be EASILY removed for servicing. This
makes it much easier for the repairman as he /she
can work in a quieter less distracting environment
away from the Game Room floor.
The game relies on brushed DC gear motors for all
of the mechanical operation of the game. All of these
motors can be accessed easily for service.
Some of the game sensing is done with conventional
micro switches. In all areas of critical importance,
custom optical sensors were developed specifically,
and optimized for their particular application.
All P.C. Boards are made of extra thick board mate-
rial and use time proven components to assure you
of the most reliable designs possible.
We have put forth our best efforts and tested this
game extensively to assure the best possible
performance under the widest variety of operating
conditions. We are ALWAYS however interested in
our customers input for product improvement. If you
have any questions or comments please feel free to
contact our service department.
I.C.E. SERVICE DEPARTMENT
716-759-0360
NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS ARE:
MONDAY –FRIDAY, 8:00 AM TO 5:00 PM
TROUBLESHOOTING
PHILOSOPHY
To find problems with the game, always first check
what should be obvious. See that the game is
plugged in, and that all of the fuses on the game are
good. This includes the fuse that is located INSIDE
the power module.
Next, check to see that all of the connectors are
firmly seated and that none of the wires have been
pulled out of them.
When trying to find out if specific components are
bad or not, try swapping them with components from
another player station to see if the problem moves
with the component, or stays where it was. This will
help you to know if you have a problem with a spe-
cific component, or maybe a problem with either the
wiring or the Main P.C. Board.
Use extreme caution when using probes or voltme-
ters if the game is powered up. If doing continuity
checks, it is important to disconnect the harnessing
at both ends, as attached they may yield erroneous
results.
If a P.C. Board is suspected as the cause of a prob-
lem, check to see that all of the components on the
board are firmly attached. Pay special attention to
any socketed devices.
If light bulbs are suspected, swap them with one that
is known to work to narrow the problem down to ei-
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MAIN P.C. BOARD
REPLACEMENT
The Main P.C. Board is located inside the control
panel in the front of the game.
NOTE: TURN OFF A.C. POWER TO THE GAME
BEFORE REPLACING THE MAIN P.C. BOARD
1. To access the P.C. Board, open the control panel
cover by using two keys to open the control panel
cover locks.
2. Remove the (4) screws that secure the cover over
the Main P.C. Board.
3. Remove all of the connectors from the P.C.
Board.
4. Remove the (4) screws that secure the P.C.
Board to the control panel cabinet.
5. Re-assembly is in reverse order.
NOTE: If you are replacing the P.C. Board, make
sure the dip switch settings are set the same as your
old board.
GAME REPAIR
JOYSTICK AND PUSH BUTTON
SERVICE
1. Open the control panel cover using 2 keys.
2. When replacing the joystick or button micro
switches be sure that the proper terminals are used.
3. When replacing the joystick assembly, follow the
steps below.
a) Drill a small hole, at an angle, in the top
of the joystick handle. Pop out the plug in
the center of the handle. This will reveal
the screw that retains the handle to the
joystick shaft.
b) Remove the screws that hold the joystick
to the control panel cover.
HINT: Leave the harnessing connected to the old
joystick for now. This will make it easier to
hook up the wires in the correct location
later.
c) Screw the new joystick into the control
panel cover making sure it is oriented
properly. (Be sure it moves up and
down freely).
d) Move the wires from the old joystick to
the new joystick one at a time. Be
sure they are in the correct locations
and on the proper terminals. (normally
open.)
e) Re-assemble in reverse order.
MAIN P.C.
BOARD

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GAME REPAIR
DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
REPLACEMENT
The display P.C. Board is accessed through the rear
of the cabinet.
NOTE: TURN OFF A.C. POWER TO THE GAME
BEFORE SERVICING THE DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
1. Open the rear access panel.
2. Locate the display P.C. Board at the lower right
hand corner of the playfield assembly.
3. Remove all connectors from the board. Be sure to
note where they are connected to on the board.
4. Remove the (4) screws that secure the Display
P.C. Board to the playfield.
5. Remove the Display P.C. Board.
6. Re-assemble in reverse order.
PLAYFIELD HOLE SENSOR
SERVICE
SENSORTROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting to identify a shorted sensor is rela-
tively easy.
When the game is first powered on, all of the hole
sensors are tested. If any of them fail, the L.E.D. lo-
cated over the hole will flash red and the game will
not work.
Please repair as indicated in the section to follow.
SENSOR REPLACEMENT
The HOLE SENSOR boards are accessed through
the rear of the cabinet.
NOTE: TURN OFF A.C. POWER TO THE GAME
BEFORE SERVICING THE DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
1. Open the rear access panel USING A KEY.
2. Remove the (4) screws that hold the playfield rear
cover in place.
3. Remove the rear cover. Be careful not to loose
the playfield ball. The sensors are now exposed.
4. Remove the (2) screws that hold the hole sensor
in place. Unplug the sensor and replace.
5. Re-assemble in reverse order.

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DRIVE MOTOR SERVICE
The drive motors are accessed through the rear of
the cabinet.
NOTE: TURN OFF A.C. POWER TO THE GAME
BEFORE SERVICING THE DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
1. Open the rear access panel USING A KEY.
2. Carefully unsolder the motor wires from the motor.
NOTE: PLEASE NOTE THE POLARITY OF THE
WIRES TO THE MOTOR.
3. Remove the drive belt from the motor.
4. Remove the (4) screws that retain the motor to
the playfield frame.
5. Remove the pulley from the motor and install onto
the new motor.
6. Re-assemble in reverse order.
GAME REPAIR

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SPARE PARTS LISTING
Below is a list of the common spare parts available for ICE COLD BEER™. For additional parts,
please call our Service department at 1-716-759-0360
XPK000050 JOYSTICK
XPK006010 LOCK
XPK006011 KEY
XPK601001010 PLAYFIELD GLASS
XPK01000950 PLAYFIELD
XPK01000020 POWER SUPPLY
XPK000010 MICRO SWITCH
XPK000135 SWITCH W / PLATE
XPK000650 MOTOR
XPK0001000 POLYURETHANE DRIVE BELT
XPK1000 STAINLESS STEEL BALL
XPK2034X MAIN P.C. BOARD
XPK021509 DISPLAY P.C. BOARD
XPK011408 HOLE SENSOR P.C. BOARD

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