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Reecently bought this machine.
It pays out as it should + on one or two other combinations when it shouldn´t.
The reelstrips can´t be originals. A guess is that the reels have been drilled to match the non original reelstrips and som misstake has been made while drilling.
Anyway, I think it would be correct to start getting the original reelstrips for my machine. Problem is I don´t know the correct codes for the reelstrips.
Can someone help me out with the right codes?

Any help/advise appreciated solving the problem.

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As a new owner of a Jennings machine (my one and only slot machine), I don't know if I can be of much help. But there is a (poor quality) pdf copy of the Jennings Chief service manual located at the link below. I may have some other printed information at home (I'm at my office now) that might have part numbers for the reel strips. I'll try to remember to look tonight.

http://rwatts.cdyn.com/Machines/download_area.html

I doubt the reel discs were punched although that is possible. I've seen far more patched than punched, and most are original. You need to write down the symbols matching the discs for all 20 stops for all 3 reels (spin backwards to go from top of the strip to bottom). Then you need to find Rick Frink's catalog from Michigan and see if he has that strip. If you repost here someone will tell you the correct strip # if it's in the catalog. You might not have an original Jennings bundle which is a whole other issue. Jennings punches are oval-almost rectangular with the ends rounded. Mills punches are round. Good luck!

Fred -

Attached is a pdf scan of catalog pages showing Jennings Reel Strips. I received the catalog from Dave Berten at Bernie Berten Company when I ordered a book from him recently. You can also find these pages on his website.... http://www.mrslot1.com