Explain to me just how the reserve JP works...

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Postby Dave » Wed Aug 25, 2010 7:28 pm

The DVD goes into great detail showing you how it works. I show how it works when it is out of the machine and also when it is in the machines as well as how to properly install it in the machine.

There is an arm which holds the reserve in place. After the jackpot trips and during the next cycle this arm moves backward (if facing the front of the machine) which allows the reserve door to open. On the next pull another lever is triggered which forces the reserve door to close and lock into place.

As far as how many pieces, I have never counted them and I don't have a jackpot torn apart right now to count them. I think the YouTube link on the web page I referred to shows all the pieces on the work bench.

Not sure why the img tag is not working for you. Are you including the entire URL in it?

I will send you a private message regarding the other stuff.
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Postby MoreBloodWine » Wed Aug 25, 2010 7:44 pm

Dave wrote:Not sure why the img tag is not working for you. Are you including the entire URL in it?


Full working image link...
http://www.eojmarket.com/NonForumStuff/ ... illsjp.bmp

Image link again but as you should see because I am the img tags are being printed instead of workin the way they should.
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Postby Dave » Wed Aug 25, 2010 8:18 pm

The img tag is probably not working because the image file is not a .jpg or .png file.

Can you put up an image showing the left side of the JP. The left side is the side which has most of the levers.
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Postby MoreBloodWine » Wed Aug 25, 2010 8:23 pm

Dave wrote:The img tag is probably not working because the image file is not a .jpg or .png file.

Can you put up an image showing the left side of the JP. The left side is the side which has most of the levers.


Didnt know you only allowed certain img types here...

http://www.eojmarket.com/NonForumStuff/ ... G_0304.JPG

Edit: Seems you don't allow resizing bbc so I unembedded it due to size.
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Postby Dave » Wed Aug 25, 2010 8:33 pm

The jp looks complete. I also see the lever which holds the reserve door is out of position which is why the reserve is not functioning correctly.

You need to swing the door forward, push the lever which has a notch in it back and then swing the door back into place so it fits in the notch.

This is a common problem people have when dealing with the jp.

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Postby MoreBloodWine » Wed Aug 25, 2010 8:40 pm

Dave wrote:The jp looks complete. I also see the lever which holds the reserve door is out of position which is why the reserve is not functioning correctly.

You need to swing the door forward, push the lever which has a notch in it back and then swing the door back into place so it fits in the notch.

This is a common problem people have when dealing with the jp.

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I actually put it in the right position after the initial comment about that but still couldnt figure out how it work with the whole door swingin far enough to drop contents but I may have just been doing somethin wrong. In any case, I'll start trying to get that list of parts for ya.
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