Fruit Machine Chat

Hi all I wonder if someone can help me.

I have a friend who has a JPM Casino Crazy machine with £10 jackpot.
He was playing it the other day and emptied it via a jackpot win.
Now when he turns the machine on the alarm goes off and the message ''IOU £2 cash Call Atendent'' comes up on the front panel.
He has tried pressing the reset button and I think he filled the tubes up without any success.

I have my own JPM machine so have had a few problems myself in the past which I have been able to fix.
Any advance help would be much appreciated before I go and visit him to look at his machine.

Thanks Guy's

PS Great forum you have here!!

It sounds a bit obvious, but have you tried a refill key and refilling it manually mate?

Hi I don't think he has a refill key, he only has a key for the back door and front overflow draw door.

Try e-bay bud, expect to pay a few pounds.

Scott wrote:Try e-bay bud, expect to pay a few pounds.

Can you show me what one of these refill keys looks like on ebay as it is not my machine so I cant see what sort of key it needs.

Are all the refill keys standard??

Thanks for your help.

Just google 'refill key' everything you need is there.

Thank you Scott

Leslie if your reading this thread I think you might need this key on ebay m8.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fruit-Machine-Ref ... 3f01943103


Well I hope its the one.

Thats the one, hope it solves the problem

Thanks for your help Scott.

As long as he fills the £1 tube manually to a level above the sensor, it should pay out the shortfall and clear the message!

LOL!

the machine is tryin to payout the £2 on restart, but simply going empty again, put £2 in the hopper and it will be fine!!

as for the refill key, just short out the pins on the back of your re-fill lock to access. save the bother

Reel King wrote:LOL!

the machine is trying to payout the £2 on restart, but simply going empty again, put £2 in the hopper and it will be fine!!

He has tried that and it didn't work.

Reel King wrote: as for the refill key, just short out the pins on the back of your re-fill lock to access. save the bother

Good Idea,sort of thing I would do, but if your not technical minded a key's better.

Bobski

Just been informed by my friend that the key worked a treat as well as teaching him a few other little tricks.

Thanks for all your help guys and I will try my best to get a more complected question next time. ops:

Bobski