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As I can see, your Continental mark 20 has the same jackpot mech that my Continental 10. I restored the jackpot mechanism a few months ago - you can find the description in this post: Sega Continental Jackpot and payouts . In my case when the jackpot paid at every spin the finger was bent. jackpot c...

!!YIPPEE!! The coin mech needed more attention but now really works. After a long job all the magnetic brakes work. But the cycle at the end does strange things. Looking to the contacts on the contact drum i realize that a lot of them keep contact all the time. To restore the contacts I bend them fo...

Yesterday eve I decided to look at the coin mech. It seemed blocked but it was broken. Till now I simulated the coin playing the coin switch by hand. I dismounted the coin mech and found this: Coin mech broken.jpg A metal part broken in pieces. I dismounted broken and nearby parts from the mech and ...

Yes, this is part of the fun. It's like solve a big enigma.
Anyway an electric diagram could help.
I know it's like to cheat at game but.. ..is there any possibility to find a diagram of this machine?

The first contact next to the motor on the drum was guilty. The thin sheet was bent so it always fed the motor. Now the cycle starts and ends properly. Anyway this slot need some more work on it: - one of the magnetic brake is blocked by dirty dust. - the brake magnet of the big central drum works b...

Rotomat Dualo.jpg Hi, This is my last purchase - a 1965 Gunter Wulff Rotomat Dualo German slot machine. The appearance is good, outside it needs only a clean up. The mech needs some repairs. When I switch it on it starts playing (without coin). It does all the play cycle and then starts again over ...

IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!! !!YIPPEE!! IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!! !!YIPPEE!! Yes I made it. After reading all your suggestions, I operated in this way: I made this tool: The instrument.jpg It is a thin wood handle with a piece of cloth bent. I put in the coin, pulled the handle and inserted the instrument. The op...

I am a little anxious :!?!: about stopping the fan with a cloth: Could I damage the fan or the clock? When I take away the cloth does the clock restart by itself or have I to spin up by hand? Does the clock restarted have the power to end the payout or could it stop half the way? This slot works fin...

No, I don't know this procedure. Can you explain it to me or give me a link for this?
Fantaz

After reading your answers I took another look to my slot machine and I have made a try. fingers.jpg Here you can see the fingers. I thought the free finger was shorter (cut) than the others. Wrong - here the circles show it is long as the others. So I bent up the finger to stop the token lever. fin...

Thank you for your answers, and thanks to Alan for the help. As you can see, I followed your suggestion about the coins. This is the actual situation: 1 - Yes I put the wrong coins in the jackpot tube and it was blocked. I tried a half Euro coin - it was too thick. Now I find an old 50 Liras (the ol...

Hi, my Sega Continental works fine and I have bought on-line 300 sixpence to make it work better. Sega Continental Mark 20.jpg Using the original coin, the payouts should be exact. I played a lot of games to get out all the 2 Eurocents I previously used from the payouts tube. The low payouts now are...

Thanks for the answer, i have fixed the escalator and now everything works fine.
Thank you again
Fantaz

After a lot of game and tests everything seemed perfect in my slot. Yesterday the escalator got blocked. It is blocked in a position so it drop down the coin i put. If i block the pin pretending there is a coin in the first position i can make the play, the wheels spin everything goes but the escala...

Slides moves, but how can I say correctly or not?

Here are the photos of the second payout tube. Second payout 2.jpg Second payout 1.jpg I hope are clear enough Upper lever mechanism.jpg Here you find the mechanism driven by the upper lever (where i connected the second pin) About connecting the second pin to the same stand of the first pin, there ...

Hi, trying to restore my slot to an original order, i am recreating the second pin. Looking to the actual state of the slot and to the photo with the two pins and a spring, i created a new pin connected to the upper lever that goes in a hole behind the second coin in the escalator. New pin2.jpg As y...

Now i begin to understand but restore the second pin is no so easy. The escalator levers.jpg Behind the escalator there are two levers One is connected to the first pin, the second lever is higher. Levers and pin halls.jpg As you can see in my higher lever there is a hole it's free but there are mar...

Thanks for the perfect explanation. Here is what i see in my slot, i think it was modified. Escalator.jpg The escalator seen from the back Pins 1.jpg Here you see the pin and a second pin shorter (cut?) Pins 2.jpg Here the shorter pin from the front, it's far away from the coin it should touch Do yo...

Ok now I can show you, thanks to Youngerap, how my slot works with 6d: First of all cents vs pennys.jpg 4 euro2cents are the same thickness than 5 6d. Pennys escalating.jpg The 6d run perfectly on the escalator. The pay prize with 6d is correct. I must say the slot works better with 6d. No coin is d...