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Most entertainment machines are not designed for continuous, uninterrupted operation at maximum duty. Components—especially electromagnets—need periodic “rest” to stay within safe operating limits.This is why your user manual also clearly states that reaction ring machines should not be kept on and in idle mode for long periods of time. Why cooldown is required What happens […]
troubleshooting the reaction ring speed game In the back of the machine you can find the control board that shows you which baton will drop at which time. Note the 2 green connectors with wires. The control board is made for 12 batons, ( see yellow 11 & 12 ), but since your machine has
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When you play the reaction ring game and you see that at the end of the game there are many sticks falling simultaneously : 1. check the user settings menu. You may have accidentally activated a 12-baton machine instead of a 10-baton machine. Parameter F0 should be at 10 2. check the wiring in the
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How long do the batons hang on the machine ? Is the machine sitting idle for long times while turned on (not recommended) ? As with all electromagnets, prolonged contact with metal can cause a bit of residual magnetism in metal objects. This means that if a baton stays in contact with the magnet for an extended
One of my objects / soft batons sometimes stays stuck to the magnet. Read More »
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