How to troubleshoot faulty Sensor of Green player(P4) Paddle in Atari Arcade Game Machines?
If there is a faulty sensor of the Green player(P4) Paddle on your Atari Arcade Game Machines, check the sensor of Green player(P4) Paddle.
What to do if motor of Ball X axle doesn’t work in Atari PONG 4P?
If the motor of the Ball X axle isn’t working on your Atari Arcade Game Machines, check the connection of the motors of Ball X axle and check the motors of Ball X axle.
What to do if motor of Ball Y axle doesn’t work in Atari Arcade Game Machines?
If the motor of the Ball Y axle isn’t working on your Atari Arcade Game Machines, check the connection of motor of Ball Y axle and check the motor of Ball Y axle.
What to do if motor of Red player(P1) Paddle doesn’t work in Atari PONG 4P Arcade Game Machines?
If the motor of the Red player(P1) Paddle isn’t working on your Atari Arcade Game Machines, check the connection of motor of Red player(P1) Paddle and check the motor of Red player(P1) Paddle.
What to do if motor of Yellow player(P2) Paddle doesn’t work in Atari Arcade Game Machines?
If the motor of the Yellow player(P2) Paddle isn’t working on your Atari Arcade Game Machines, check the connection of motor of Yellow player(P2) Paddle and check the motor of Yellow player(P2) Paddle.
How to prevent scratches on glass playfield of Atari Arcade Game Machines?
If the glass playfield has scratches on your Atari Arcade Game Machines, there is friction between the rail and underneath glass graphics. Adjust the rail magnet height downward.
How to fix digital board error of LED display in Atari Arcade Game Machines?
If there's a digital board error of the LED display on your Atari Arcade Game Machines, and the sensor isn't working or the motor isn't working, check if the motor works normally. If not, check the driver and corresponding motor and fuse. If the motor works normally, check the corresponding sensor. Replace the fuse, sensor, and driver if needed.
What causes unbalanced platform during moving in Atari PONG 4P?
If the platform is obviously unbalanced during moving on your Atari Arcade Game Machines, it is caused by DC push rod abnormal. Replace DC push rod.
Why is the ball shaking in Atari Arcade Game Machines?
If the ball is shaking in your Atari Arcade Game Machines, it could be due to dirt on the bottom of the ball or the playfield. Use non-woven fabric with Glassy water to clean the bottom of the Ball.
Why my Atari Arcade Game Machines power off?
If your Atari Arcade Game Machines is powering off, it might be because the circuit protector is turning the power switch off. Try turning the power switch back on. If this happens repeatedly, the machine has an anomaly, and you should contact UNIS Service.
General| Brand | Atari |
|---|---|
| Model | PONG 4P |
| Category | Arcade Game Machines |
| Language | English |
Warns about electric shock from high voltage components.
Warns about hot surfaces causing scalding.
Warns about parts being hot or causing electric shock.
Instructions on how to move the game machine safely during transport.
Guide to ensure the machine is placed on a level surface for proper operation.
Specifies the required space around the game for playing and maintenance.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the machine components.
Instructions for correctly positioning the ball and paddles on the playfield.
Procedure for converting the game's power supply voltage from 110V to 220V.
Safety precautions and recommendations for installing a card reader.
Guide on how to update the game's software for the monitor and cabinet.
Explains how to access and navigate the game's configuration menu.
Details how to adjust general audio, background music, and SFX volumes and themes.
Options for free play, mercy ticket, ticket for winner, and coins for credit settings.
Configuration for AI difficulty, points per game, game speed, and reverse control.
Options for setting time, alarms, and display dimming parameters.
Configuration for attract mode behavior, ambient light, and timeout.
Procedures for testing LEDs, motors, inputs, and performing auto-tests.
Options to reset game settings to default or clear all data.
Lists common issues, their possible causes, and recommended actions for troubleshooting.
Daily and monthly checks to ensure safe machine operation and proper working condition.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the game's playfield glass.
Guide for cleaning the game paddles and the ball.
Procedure for replacing the worn wool felt pads on the paddles.
Instructions for replacing the Teflon tape on the game ball due to wear.
Steps to access the internal movement mechanism for maintenance or repair.
Instructions for adjusting belt tension on the Y axle to resolve noise issues.
Instructions for adjusting belt tension on X and Paddle axles.
Steps to replace the 57MM Stepping motor used for the X axis.
Steps to replace the 57MM Stepping motor used for the Y axis.
Steps to replace the 42MM Stepping motor used for the paddle mechanism.
Instructions for replacing the motor driver unit.
Detailed steps for replacing the lifting motor assembly for the platform.
Detailed breakdown and diagram of the main cabinet assembly components.
Components and diagram for the rotational marquee assembly.
Components and diagram for the monitor assembly.
Diagram and list of parts for the movement mechanism assembly.
Components and diagram for the top case assembly.
Components and diagram for the base case assembly.
Components and diagram for the control panel assembly.
Components and diagrams for the L and R lifting mechanisms.
Components and diagrams for the playfield assembly.
Components and diagrams for the side light assemblies.
Components and diagrams for the paddle assemblies.
Components and diagrams for the ball assembly.
Identification of various decals and their placement on the machine.
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