Medieval Madness Shaker - Martin's Photos

Installation instructions for Medieval madness shaker motor kit.

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Martin > Motor location. This is a good location for WPC-95 machines. Note that if your cabinet is damaged and the bottom panel is loose, the system will rattle at higher shake levels.

Martin > The controller board installation.
Mount the board so that the motor harness can reach it. Use the four screws provided. You'll want to be able to reach the pot through the door to tune the board. This is why the board is a little higher than the cashbox back support. Run the blue sleeve through the cable clops to the very back of the machine, then bring it forwards to the bottom left corner of the playfield.

Martin > The Catapult Solenoid.
Install the two-pin intercept harness into the catapult connection. It should align with the red wires. If it does not (very unlikely), your harness has been modified and will need to be corrected.

Martin > Locate the Harness
Put the 6-pin comnnector at the bottom right of the playfield. Use the clip to hold it in place. There's enough slack that the playfield can slide forwards and up.

Martin > The Castle Shaker Solenoid
Install the three-pin intercept connector on the castle shake solenoid. This is a three-pin connector, and the center wires should be red.

Martin > Running the Wires
Connect the playfield harness to the cabinet harness. The black and purple wires should run along the bottom edge of the playfield. The 4-pin harness, red (picture is incorrect), and blue wires should run up the side. Dress these wires into the harness as they are connected.

Martin > Blue Wire to Catapult
Run the blue wire with the black terminals up the side harness to the catapult intercept, and insert the pins into the housing. Put the blue wire in so that the wiring is easy to dress, and secure with a cable tie.

Martin > Catapult interconnect (blue wire) installed

Motor location. This is a good location for WPC-95 machines. Note that if your cabinet is damaged and the bottom panel is loose, the system will rattle at higher shake levels.

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