|
Error Code |
Error Description |
Most Common Repair
if
these do not work, contact us |
|
12 |
Battery Voltage has dropped
below 2.9 V Replace
ASAP due to possible RAM (memory) corruption. |
Turn power off - Turn power on |
|
Open / close door to clear |
|
Replace Battery on CPU board |
|
21 |
Coin In Error |
Verify that comparitor is seated in
all four acceptor clips |
|
Verify that acceptor does not have
coin(s) jammed |
|
Verify that the coin optics is not
blocked (below comparitor) |
|
Ensure toggle power switch in
activated (if installed) |
|
3100 |
Coin Out Tilt (Hopper) |
Check for and clear any jammed
coins in the coin out channel. |
|
Verify that coins are not
jammed behind hopper knife |
|
Check the coin out optic
sensor for blockage or dirty surface |
|
Replace hopper coin out optic |
|
3200 |
Extra Coin Out (Hopper) |
Verify that the hopper motor brake
functions |
|
Check the coin wiper/ knife for
jams - Adjust if necessary |
|
3300 |
Hopper Empty |
This is the most common error that
new slot machine owners will have because the cash out button
was pushed and the number of coins in the hopper is less than
the total credits to be paid out. Open the main door and
check the hopper for coin
level (your hopper will not dispense all of the coins), refill
and close the main door. You may have to do this several times
for all of the credits to be paid out. |
|
41 |
Reel #1 Tilt |
Designated reel is misaligned or
malfunctioning.
Verify reel is not unplugged.
Switch connectors from one reel to another, determine if error
follows change of connectors. Try replacing
reel assembly or optics if error stays with bad reel.
Clear Ram |
|
42 |
Reel #2 Tilt |
|
43 |
Reel #3 Tilt |
|
44 |
Reel #4 Tilt |
|
45 |
Reel #5 Tilt |
|
49 |
Reel Mechanism Disconnected |
Verify reels are not unplugged |
|
During the process of clearing error codes, you may encounter
multiple 6x series errors. Just follow the information below in
the "Most Common Repair" column which matches the error code on
the door display.
|
|
61 |
CMOS RAM Error |
Bad (or cleared) CMOS RAM data
Press test button 3 seconds
Error code 61-1 should now be displayed
Follow 61-1 |
|
61-1 |
Game Data Reset |
Close door - turn and release reset
key once |
|
62 |
Bad Game eprom |
Check circuit board - replace Game
EPROM |
|
62-1 |
Data eprom Error |
Check circuit board - replace Reel
EPROM |
|
65-0 |
Bad EPROM Device |
Press self test switch for 3
seconds
If error will not clear replace EPROM |
|
65-1 |
Bad EPROM Data |
Processor could not read or write
to the named chip
Press test button for 3 seconds
Error code clears from display - Close door |
|
65-2 |
Game Type Mismatch |
|
65-3 |
EPROM / Game Data Changed |
Close door - turn reset key
Error Code 65-1 or 65-2 appears in display
Follow 65-1 or 65-2 |
|
66 |
Game EPROM Changed |
Turn power off - Turn power on |
|
67 |
Data EPROM Changed |
|
68 |
Invalid Data EPROM |
Change to valid Data EPROM |
