Take a trip back to the arcade with Arcade Alley Hoops. In Arcade Alley Hoops you roll the ball up the alley into one of five hoops unlocking unique and challenging bonus levels including Double Bonus, Spell Shot, Moving Target and Rainbow. The higher your score, the more tickets you earn. FEATURES: - 3 modes of play: In the Bonus, Old School and 3 Pt. Shootout - Earn tickets to buy prizes and to customize your Arcade Alley Hoops machine. - Over 30 different achievements to earn.

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A neighbor gave me a working Alley Hoops Skee-ball machine. It had an issue with the scoring display (not all segments illuminating) and the ball release solenoid. I found a fuse directly under the ball release harness connection on the controller that had blown. I replaced it and the ball release works. I noticed while examining the display (which has three digits on the left and the ball count on the right) that when I wiggled the connector, all segments worked fine. I am planning on checking for cold solder joints and possibly directly soldering the wires from the harness to the board.

I have checked with the diagnostics and everything seems to be working. Vray For 3ds Max 2014 64 Bit Free Download With Crack more. The flasher, all optical switches and ball release mechanism can be triggered through diagnostics. When I reset the machine, I found that the machine will release the balls, but when I roll them, it does not score anymore.

It was working fine before and I am stumped. Does anyone have any type of schematics for this machine. I honestly don't know how old, what 'model' (S,H, etc) it is, or how much it is worth. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!! I don't have any schematics but I'd say as far as the score display goes, if they segments are separate bulbs in sockets like skee balls are, they sockets flex & the solder joint breaks. Also if the fuse for the ball release solenoid blows often, the solenoid may be getting hung up which I find to be very common. Who makes the machine?

If they're still in business maybe you can get schematics from them, otherwise you may try either Betson or Weiner Distributing. Edit: duh, I see Skeeball makes it. See if they will give you the manual. I was tinkering with the Skeeball game and wanted to update the status. When I place my hand in front of any of the sensors, there is a corresponding led that illuminates on the small circuit board near the display. They are triggering, but it will not keep score. When I start the game by pressing the button, the game seems to go into 'play' mode but rolling the balls or triggering the sensors by hand has no effect.