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NORMALLY CLOSED
(N.C.) CONTACTS
TURN
COUNTERCLOCKWISE
TO REMOVE
LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE
(L.E.D.) CONTACTS
- - - - - - - - NORMALLY OPEN
(N.O.) CONTACTS
• Remove all wires from the suspected switch.
• Turn the switch counterclockwise while holding
the cone- shaped nut on the outside of the
game cabinet.
• Install a new swi-tch using the reverse
procedure.
• Reconnect the harness wires.
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N.C.
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DOUBLEPOLE SINGLE-THROW
(DPST) SWITCH WITH
INTERNAL LED
Figure 4-12 LED (LICON) Serve Switch Removal
G. LED (LICON)
SERVE SWITCH REMOVAL
(See Figure 4-•2)
The LED serve switch on the front panel has a
very low failure rate. In case this switch should ever
be suspect, first test it. To test the switch perform the
following steps:
1. Unlock and open the coin door.
2. Remove the wires from the suspected switch.
3. Set Multimeter to ohms scale.
4. Set ohms scale to Rx 1, then zero the meter.
5. Connect multimeter leads to appropriate LED
switch contacts. (See Figure4-12 for designation of
switch contacts.)
6. Check contacts (push switch button in and out) for
closed and open continuity.
7. If the contacts do not operate sharply or always
remain closed or open, then replace the LED swich
as outlined in Figure 4-12.
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