Nutting Associates: Table Tennis - Help!

Ok, my friend bought the 3rd arcade produced... TABLE TENNIS!

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Anyway... its busted, we picked it up for real cheap, however, I can't figure out whats up with it. You turn it on, it warms up fine, the monitor is real nice, the color overlays are fine. But as soon as you insert a credit and start the game. The ball will go to bounce, and it resets the game, with the number 15 (As pictured) I'm curious if that is some error code, or just WHAT IS UP in general. I have a few guesses....

Its trying to output the sound effect of the bounce, and it recieves an error while bouncing.

Its some other thing I don't know so I'm posting here.

Either or... I can't seem to figure it out.

Help?

Thanks.

Mulletron

I have to think about what could be wrong and write some ideas..

But otherwise..That's a Cool machine..

I saw something similar on Ebay recently...did you get it off Ebay..?

It was E-bay, and it was around 3 months ago, In Aneheim, so, Like, 10 minutes away for 20$, we couldn't lose.

However, thanks for the time. If you need any other sorts of pictures or videos, ask away.

Mulletron.

Nutting Associates? Are we talking Dave Nutting Associates?

Yeah, we're talking ollld stuff.

Mulletron.

..it my 2 cents
if you got a air compressor...blow out all the dust on the inside

Mulletron said:

Yeah, we're talking ollld stuff.

Mulletron.

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The reason I ask is that Dave Nutting Associates was responsible for the Bally Professional Arcade, and there is both a web site and yahoo group that might be able to offer assistance.

The yahoo ballyalley group might be your best bet as there are a lot of people familiar with the type of hardware Nutting used in the Bally home and arcade systems.

I believe there are even a few members who actually used to work for Nutting.