My tech bud and I do the odd house calls for friends, etc. When I got the call from the owner of the local wrecking yard it seemed like a good opportunity to get some cheap parts down the road. Plus he's a friend of my brother in law. We got lucky and fixed his Allied Leisure Rock On pretty quick.
The Gottleib High Hand EM is a more complex problem.
When you initially power up the tilt light is on on the backglass. when you press the start button the tilt light goes out, the machine indexes but the ball does not eject, nor do the flippers work. We have a manual and schematic. Noticeably different from my old Bally EM the manual does not go into detail as to how the start sequence travels through the machine making finding the problem that much harder. It's a long process to unbraid the harness to chase the wiring around the machine so I thought I would look for some input on some of the more common spots to check first. We tried the fuse holder first, reset coil assembly, have not got too far into it yet.
It would be great to get some input from someone who has dealt with Gottleib EM repairs.
The Gottleib High Hand EM is a more complex problem.
When you initially power up the tilt light is on on the backglass. when you press the start button the tilt light goes out, the machine indexes but the ball does not eject, nor do the flippers work. We have a manual and schematic. Noticeably different from my old Bally EM the manual does not go into detail as to how the start sequence travels through the machine making finding the problem that much harder. It's a long process to unbraid the harness to chase the wiring around the machine so I thought I would look for some input on some of the more common spots to check first. We tried the fuse holder first, reset coil assembly, have not got too far into it yet.
It would be great to get some input from someone who has dealt with Gottleib EM repairs.