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Fuses are all good. It is set up with one coin per credit. The coin
and credit circuits are all tapped through the delay relay which has a
normally closed contact. This is getting power no problem (triggered
delay checked voltage across now open contact). From there power goes
to credit relay coil which has a hold contact the power also goes
through. When actuated manually it energizes and holds and also
energizes the the coin relay coil which similarly has a hold contact.
All getting power as according to schematic. The other branch that goes
to the credit button first has to go through a contacts on either the
Game Over Relay, or the Game Relay according to schematic.
Unfortunately there are no such relays with these labels. There are
however a Game Over INTERLOCK Relay and a Game Interlock Relay. These
are double coil relays that go between two different 'states'. Manually
swithing to either state or combination there of does not provide power
to the button. And it isn't clear which contacts are responsible in any
case. From there it goes to a contact on the credit unit zero. Which I
have no idea where that is. Must be on the credit scoring wheel in the
back. From there through the reset relay and back to traffo.
Interestingly manually activating the reset relay does not result in a
reset, just an energizaiton of the coil and it holds on (it gets
energized when I activate the coin relay manually). Grrr. It seems
something somewhere is stuck!
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