Why doesn't the plunger fire the cannon on Bay-Tek Willy Crash?
If the plunger does not fire the cannon on your Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machine, ensure the arm is breaking the beam; the LED on the board will come ON when the beam is blocked. Check the connections from the opto sensor to the I/O board using Cable # AACE8002 and AACB3850A. The button should go to ON when the button is pushed. Replace the sensor (AACB3850A).
How to fix no sound on Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machines?
If there is no sound on your Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machine (Motherboard creates sound, Audio board amplifies it), enter the Volume & Attract Settings Menu and verify that the Game Volume & Attract Volume are not zero. Check the connections and reseat the audio cable from the motherboard to the Audio Amplifier board to the speakers using cables # AACE8811, AACE8001, A5CE2300, and A5CEAU010 to the green socket. Ensure 12 volts at the CE8015 cable from the power supply. Unplug the audio jack cable (A5CEAU010) from the motherboard, plug it into an MP3 player, and see if music is amplified and comes out of the speaker. If yes, then the motherboard is faulty. If no, then the Newgen may be faulty. Replace the speaker (AACE8811).
How to troubleshoot meters not working on Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machines?
If the meters on your Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machine do not work, check the ticket values in the menu. Test Ticket Dispense in the Diagnostic menu. Refer to the Tickets not dispensing troubleshooting section. Check connections to the I/O board. Cables # AACE8005 and AACO1020. Replace the counter AACO1020.
What to do if Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machines is not coining up?
If your Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machine is not coining up, refer to the “I/O Aux Board Issue” diagnostic Section. Check the coin switches—both should be wired normally open. If one switch is “closed,” the other will not work either. Check the wiring to the I/O Board (AACBL4A-DOORA, AACE8006). Check the Game Setup Menu and ensure Coins/Credits per Game is set. Default = 4.
How to fix dollar bill acceptor on Bay-Tek Willy Crash Arcade Game Machines?
If the dollar bill acceptor on your Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machine is not functioning, it should cycle the stacker at game power up. If not, check the cable connections. Refer to “How to Clean Bill Acceptor” or clean with a bill reader cleaning card (A5CC9000). Check the wiring from the bill acceptor to the NewGen Board (AACE8004). Repair or replace the wiring harness. Check the J8 connector on the Main Board. Make sure wires are secure in connectors. Refer to the troubleshooting section of the dollar bill acceptor manual included with this game or the diagnostics label on the back of the unit.
Why is the monitor not working on my Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machines?
If the monitor of your Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machine is not working, check if the monitor HDMI cable is unplugged from the video card. Note that the game will not boot up with the monitor disconnected. Inspect for faulty or loose RAM on the motherboard, a large power connector unplugged on the motherboard AAMB10-HD, or a small power connector unplugged on the motherboard. Also, check for a faulty power supply (refer to the Power Supply diagnostic section), a faulty graphics card (replace Graphics Card A5CB8000), or a faulty motherboard (replace faulty board AAMB10-HD).
What to do if monitor is on, but everything else off in Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machines?
If the monitor is on but everything else is off on your Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machine (Power Supply not ON), ensure the unit is plugged into the power strip and the rocker switch is set to ON. See the power supply diagnostics to isolate the bad component. A bad motor or 12 volt short could cause this. See the Power Supply Diagnostic section. Replace the Power Distribution Board (AACB5156).
What to do if my Bay-Tek Willy Crash Arcade Game Machines monitor has nothing on power up?
If the monitor of your Bay-Tek Arcade Game Machine displays nothing upon power up, ensure the power is connected to the back of the monitor and the power strip. If the issue persists, consider replacing the monitor (AAMO5503-WC).
Why aren't tickets dispensing correctly on my Bay-Tek Willy Crash?
General| Players | 1 |
|---|---|
| Cabinet Style | Upright |
| Game Type | Redemption |
| Manufacturer | Bay-Tek |
| Power Requirements | 120V |
| Type | Redemption |
| Ticket Dispenser | Yes |
Important safety notices, dangers, warnings, cautions, and emergency procedures.
Steps for unboxing, initial assembly, and unlocking the game cabinet.
Completing cabinet setup, connecting power, and initial game configuration.
Troubleshooting steps for no power, no lights, and monitor-related problems.
Diagnosing problems with the dollar bill acceptor and game meters.
Troubleshooting steps for game not accepting coins and no sound issues.
Diagnosing problems with menu buttons and marquee lighting.
Troubleshooting for various LED lighting circuits within the cabinet.
Troubleshooting for ticket dispensing errors and low ticket messages.
Diagnosing issues with the plunger mechanism and accidental cannon firing.
Troubleshooting monitor display, boot errors, and 'no signal' problems.
Diagnosing issues with the I/O Aux Board and game coin-up functions.
Steps to verify power supply operation and isolate short circuits.
Checking power, cleaning, and interpreting error codes for the bill acceptor.
Steps for unplugging cables, removing wire saddles, and preparing for monitor removal.
Removing the monitor's wood frame and selecting an installation option.
Installing the new monitor, connecting cables, and securing wood pieces.
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