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Key 22 issue
« on: September 22, 2016, 04:46:17 pm »
Made it to # 19 , then received a pixelated, garbage screen. Could not proceed as indicated. Should I redo the Key 22 install and run procedure?  :Scratch-Head:

Also, purchased the Game as a 5.0., but Base eprom is a 4.3, ( M0000837) along with the GME1 and 2 is (G0002142). Can't find PXL 1 and 2 as C0001200. Need help, thanks

Forgot to mention, beside the pixelated, garbage screen, all 5 yellow lights are lit and the red light is flashing. :EmoticonHelp4:

IGT I Game Plus Key 22 Chip Installation Instructions


1.   Turn power off to machine2.   Remove processor tray located below the monitor.  (Pull on handle while holding under tray)3.   Place processor tray on a flat surface.4.   Replace all software chips and simms with your new set of software accept for the larger base chip.5.   Find the Base Chip on the processor board.  (located behind the LED’s and test button)6.   Position feet on ground and do not move.  (Grounding yourself)7.   Hold hands on processor metal tray.  Wait a 5 seconds before proceeding  (Grounding)8.   Observe the half moon (nudge) on the top of the Base Chip and take note of its position.9.   While holding the processor tray handle, place chip remover lengthwise against Base Chip (lengthwise = long; widthwise = short)  DO NOT POSITION CHIP REMOVER WIDTHWISE!10.   Pinch chip remover against the Base Chip lengthwise and pull straight upwards.11.   Lay the Base Chip to the side in the same direction it was in when in the processor board.  This will ensure the chip is re-installed later in the same direction.12.   Lightly lay Key Chip 22 into the Base Chip Slot ensuring that all legs line up with the holes.  It's best to insert one side of the pins in, then rock the other side in flexing the pins if necessary.13.   Gently Push Key Chip 22 completely into the slot ensuring it’s completely secured and level and that the chip nudge is in the proper direction.14.   Install the processor tray into the machine and ensure the tray is flush and parallel to the metal chassis below.15.   Turn the power on to the machine leaving the door open.16.   A menu will show up with 3 green bar menus and 1 red menu.  Turn the jackpot key once and then press the test button on the board.  Repeat this a total of three times so that the 3 green bars say "YES" on the far right and the red bar is highlighted.  Then turn the jackpot key a 4th time.17.   Wait for the machine to reset and you will eventually see a green box that says "power down your machine and replace the base chip".18.   Power down your machine, remove the board, and replace the Key chip with your original game chip.  Make sure it is put back in the correct direction.19.   Turn the machine. WAIT and nothing happened.
« Last Edit: September 22, 2016, 05:55:02 pm by pdlightning »
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Re: Key 22 issue
« Reply #1 on: September 22, 2016, 04:47:35 pm »

Forgot to mention, beside the pixelated, garbage screen, all 5 yellow lights are lit and the red light is flashing. This is a Game King 5.0 with the 3902 board. THANKS
IGT I Game Plus Key 22 Chip Installation Instructions
[/size]1.   Turn power off to machine2.   Remove processor tray located below the monitor.  (Pull on handle while holding under tray)3.   Place processor tray on a flat surface.4.   Replace all software chips and simms with your new set of software accept for the larger base chip.5.   Find the Base Chip on the processor board.  (located behind the LED’s and test button)6.   Position feet on ground and do not move.  (Grounding yourself)7.   Hold hands on processor metal tray.  Wait a 5 seconds before proceeding  (Grounding)8.   Observe the half moon (nudge) on the top of the Base Chip and take note of its position.9.   While holding the processor tray handle, place chip remover lengthwise against Base Chip (lengthwise = long; widthwise = short)  DO NOT POSITION CHIP REMOVER WIDTHWISE!10.   Pinch chip remover against the Base Chip lengthwise and pull straight upwards.11.   Lay the Base Chip to the side in the same direction it was in when in the processor board.  This will ensure the chip is re-installed later in the same direction.12.   Lightly lay Key Chip 22 into the Base Chip Slot ensuring that all legs line up with the holes.  It's best to insert one side of the pins in, then rock the other side in flexing the pins if necessary.13.   Gently Push Key Chip 22 completely into the slot ensuring it’s completely secured and level and that the chip nudge is in the proper direction.14.   Install the processor tray into the machine and ensure the tray is flush and parallel to the metal chassis below.15.   Turn the power on to the machine leaving the door open.16.   A menu will show up with 3 green bar menus and 1 red menu.  Turn the jackpot key once and then press the test button on the board.  Repeat this a total of three times so that the 3 green bars say "YES" on the far right and the red bar is highlighted.  Then turn the jackpot key a 4th time.17.   Wait for the machine to reset and you will eventually see a green box that says "power down your machine and replace the base chip".18.   Power down your machine, remove the board, and replace the Key chip with your original game chip.  Make sure it is put back in the correct direction.19.   Turn the machine.
« Last Edit: September 22, 2016, 05:05:24 pm by pdlightning »
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Re: Key 22 issue
« Reply #2 on: September 22, 2016, 06:20:29 pm »
Pixelated screen is usually bad chips/software. If you at any point inserted the chips the wrong way, they could have been damaged.  Also you need to make sure the chips are inserted properly with no bent legs and in the right direction.
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