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The jackpot tube looks like a manual fill. The brass slope thing stops the coins from coming out the bottom unless the top slide is released; then the coins fall into an added chute that sends them to the win cup.

I've not seen a jackpot on a Wulff machine before, and this is on a Novomat of all machines. Seems to be on sixpence as well. The screws that hold the pay mech together are UNC thread so I wonder if it is actually a conversion for the American market and on cents? I bought this for spares last week ...

Note to self.......Don't pay top dollar for a machine you haven't bothered to see in person.....I got the Wulff Double 6, I have fancied one for some years. Poor home made case and butchered glass. That's a lesson learnt.

There is one coming up for auction at Special Auction Services Newbury on the 14th May.

Thank you for the info. I have had a kind offer for JP trip parts and loan of the token JP parts to copy, so hopefully the machine will be complete and working soon.
I have checked that the reels have the slot mentioned and now get why the left finger has the extra appendage...

As an update to the above I had to wait until I got a Sega escalator as the Bezel of the Chalmers escalator is not removable, but I have sorted that now. next question is how is the glass for the jackpot held in? Am I missing a frame or is it just glued? JP-Glassa.jpg There is also what I guess was ...

I have managed to buy some of this plastic gold J profile trim but I had to buy bulk. I will put it on the for sale page over the weekend.

Diagrams.....

I have repaired a few of the Lowens Supermatch games in the past but this one I bought recently was a little too far gone. The capacitors were leaking and extra components tagged all over, wires off, a bit of a mess... I like this game and I suspect they are not so popular because of all the exposed ...

It's obvious now you say that.... Thank you.