#Valley pool table keys how to#

Remove any actuating bracket attached to the end of the slide.

In case you are having trouble viewing the images, the text instructions are: However in case you need to change the price of play, or need some pictures to show you weвЂ™ve scanned in the manual to the Essex coin-mechanism for you below: Hopefully you will find that reasonably easy.

Now to release the balls you simply push the mechanism through with no coins in.

Simply blank off the remaining lanes in the coin mechanism so that all lanes are blanked.

Hopefully you will still have some spare blanking plates from when the coin mechanism was supplied (if you donвЂ™t then please call our pool table supplies department on 08 who will be able to supply some for a very reasonable charge).

From the top of the coin mechanism you will be able to see the different вЂlanesвЂ™ for the coins, you will probably have some blanked-off and some left open where the coins currently get placed to release the balls and commence the game.YouвЂ™ll need access to the coin mechanism, this varies depending on the table but it will generally involve opening up the ball return draw using the supplied keys.Luckily like most things that seem complicated its actually quite simple, and this is how you do it:

#Valley pool table keys how to#

Today weвЂ™ll show you how to do it for a mechanical coin mechanism. Simple request but as many pool tables donвЂ™t come with any instructions, one which can be quite difficult to answer! Ok so hereвЂ™s a question we hear being asked fairly often in the pool table market : I have a coin-op pool table, and I want it to be free-play.