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I plugged it back into the PCB, powered up the machine and the spin knob works fine.This is the unofficial subreddit for Sega's long-running game series, Yakuza, known in Japan as Ryū ga Gotoku.Ĭheck our Wiki for FAQ, Trivia, Playthrough Guides and more! Is it not a simple switch? Is there some resistive load involved? I've tried the spin knob in both the up and down positions while checking. However, I've hooked up my digital meter and checked continuity on all of the wire combinations there are. One for spin knob up and one for spin knob down.

My first assumption was that there was a common with two switches.

The spin knob has 3 wires on it (red, black, yellow). I disconnected the spin knob connector from the PCB inside of the slot machine so that I could sort out which wires I would parallel with the pull handle switch. I've got all the proper tools, a pull handle that I purchased on eBay, years of electronics experience and I'm ready to go! The switch (appropriate wires) were easy to find on the pull handle. In all my excitement (and now obsession) with the Pachislo slots, I wanted to play around and add a pull handle to my Eleco Outlaw machine.

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