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Power Turn-On and Game Setup
This machine MUST BE PLUGGED INTO A PROPERLY GROUNDED OUTLET to PREVENT SHOCK
HAZARD to ensure PROPER GAME OPERATION. DO NOT use a "cheater" plug to defeat
the ground pin on the line cord, and DO NOT cut off the ground pin. The line
voltage MUST agree with that specified on the back of the cabinet or serious
damage to the machine could occur. For low-line applications (105 or 210V ac),
refer to the power wiring diagram.
1. With the coin door closed, plug the game in and turn it ON. The game should
come on in the game over mode as indicated by the player 1 score reading
zero, game over lights lit, and the high score to date alternating with the
player scores.
2. If the game comes on in the diagnostic mode (number of credits display
showing 04, ball in play d1splay showing 00, and player 1 display showing
game identification) turn th~ game OFF and ON again.
a. If the game now comes on in the game over mode the bookkeeping and game
evaluation totals have been reset to zero.
b. If the game still comes on in the diagnostic mode, open the coin door and
turn the game OFF, and ON twice. This is an indication of the batteries being
removed with the power OFF or coming loose during shipment. This has also
resulted in features reverting to factory settings. Any changes from factory
settings must be reentered using procedures provided in the instruction booklet.
3. If the game still comes on in the diagnostic mode, refer to troubleshooting
procedures in the maintenance manual.
4. Insert mini-ball through opening in plastic at the upper left corner of the
upper playfied and place two balls on playfield next to outhole.
5. Perform diagnostic tests and make any desired changes to features as
described in the instruction booklet.
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