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Hi all, happy to have found this forum. Have a Yamasa Type A Wai 2 Pulsar with these numbers on it. Y-4-14 serial 063712. Game plays normally until it pays out, then it always overpays and sometime gives an E-3 error even though the hopper is full. I suspect a faulty coin counter. I cannot find an optical device any where on the hopper, just a switch with an arm on it where the coins come out of the hopper. The switch has the name Micro and is made by Yamatake- Honeywell. There are no wires leading to any sort of optical sensor. Unit worked fine for years, then this problem occurred. Any help or ideas greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Up for auction is this Vintage Las Vegas Style, Traditional Token SLOT MACHINE! This Pulsar Extra is called the 777 BIG CHANCE. The wheel icons feature a Witch flying on a Broom with the initials JP (see photos). This machine is in Excellent playing condition, it dates back to some time in the 1970s or 1980s. Close the front door. Insert tokens into the Token Slot. Make sure the Credit Counter starts counting from the fourth token you put in. Note: Many of the newer machines require 3 tokens to be inserted for game play. The machine is ready to play. Press the reel spin knob. The reels will start spinning. Press the skill stop buttons to stop.
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Hi all, happy to have found this forum. Have a Yamasa Type A Wai 2 Pulsar with these numbers on it. Y-4-14 serial 063712. Game plays normally until it pays out, then it always overpays and sometime gives an E-3 error even though the hopper is full. I suspect a faulty coin counter. I cannot find an optical device any where on the hopper, just a switch with an arm on it where the coins come out of the hopper. The switch has the name Micro and is made by Yamatake- Honeywell. There are no wires leading to any sort of optical sensor. Unit worked fine for years, then this problem occurred. Any help or ideas greatly appreciated. Thanks.