First, we would like to thank you for purchasing the Sonic
4-Player Air Hockey Table. The product can bea2or4player
game for the whole family to enjoy.
For your own safety, please carefully read through the instruction
that indicates precautions to be taken prior to the assembly of the
product. We hope that you can quickly be accustomed to it and
comfortably play the product.
Note before assembling
1.Ensure there is sufficient space assembling the Air Hockey Table.
2.Need at least 4 people to do the assembly, please ensure safety
when moving the components.
3.Please ensure all parts are accessible before assembling.
Tools required for assembling
Screw Driver
Scissors (Pliers)
Electronic Screw Driver
Air Hockey Access Key (game key)
*:Note Self preparation on the tools indicated above
Be careful not to damage the product when using the tools to assemble.
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List of Parts
Power Switch
Blower Access Door
Main Body
Overhead Bar
Key and Screws Storage Box
Legs & Leg Levelers
4Sets
Side Guards
Center Guard
SEGA
X1
X4
Plastic Bar Bracket Cover (black)
Overhead Bar
X1
Scoreboard
X1
Puck and Mallet Box
X2
Center Guard Bracket
X2
X2
Scoreboard Brackets (1 set)
Overhead Bar Bracket (2 sides)
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List of Parts
Plastic Sonic Sign
Mallets x8
Pucks x20
Power Cable
Spray Wax for Tabletop
X2
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<>X16
List of Screws
Big Flathead Screw (4mm x 12mm)
Scoreboard x 12
Aluminum Side Guard Brackets
x12
Roundhead Screw (8mm x 25mm)
Legs x 16
Big Flathead Screw (5mm x 35mm)
Plastic Bar Bracket Cover(black)
x8
<>X8
Flat Washer (8mm x 16mm)
Legs x 16
<>X16
<>X19
Big Flathead Screw (5mm x 15mm)
Sonic Sign Fastener x 3
Overhead Bar Bracket x 12
Center Guard x 4
Big Flathead Screw (4mm x 8mm)
Side Guards x 8
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Assembly Instruction
Step 1 Remove the 4 legs from the boxscrew the leg levelers onto it. Attach
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onto the bottom of the tableAlign the holes of legs to the holes on
the bottom of the table, and then secure it with big flathead
and flat
washer (8mm x 16mm)
leg levelers x 4
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screw (5mm x 35mm)
roundhead screw (8mm x 25mm)
flat washer (8mm x 16mm)
Step 2 Once the legs are tightly
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screwed on to the table base,
flip and position the table by
90 degree angle this action
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would require at least 3~4
people, then flip it again in
same manner to conclude
with the upright position as
shown on the diagram:
FINISHED PICTURE
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Assembling Instruction
Step 3 Attach the center guard on one side with big flathead screw (5mm x 15mm).
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As to the other side, insert the center guard into the iron plate first before
screw it tightly
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Insert the center guard into the other
side first and then screw to the iron
plate
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Screw the iron plate on one side with
big flathead screw (5mm x 15mm)
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()Finished as shown
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Assembling Instruction
Step 4 Attach the overhead bar bracket with big flathead screw (5mm x 15mm).
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Note: DO NOT screw it too tightly, only screw-in by 1/3 as overhead bars need to be
placed in first, so do not tightly screw on both sides.
Use4of the big flathead screwmm xmm
( )(515)
to screw in the overhead bar bracketbut not tightly
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()Finished as shown
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Assemble Instruction
Step 5 Connect the Scoreboard and the overhead bar. Place the sonic sign
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fastener on the centre of the overhead bar then tightly screw it with3
big flathead screwmm xmmThen use4big flathead
screwmm xmmto connect the Scoreboard with the sonic sign
fastener.
(412)
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(515).( )
3 x big flathead screw (5mm x 15mm)
4 x big flathead screw (4mm x 12mm)
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Step 6 Screw the sonic sign fastener on the scoreboard Use8big flathead
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screwmm xmmto screw the sonic sign fastener tightly onto
the scoreboard
(412)
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8 x big flathead screw (4mm x 12mm)
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Page 9
Assemble Instruction
Step 7 Connect the Scoreboard with the overhead bar then insert the set into the overhead bar
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bracketNote the connector plugs need to be inserted into the overhead bar bracket
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first. Please do not bend or press the connector wires.
Insert the Scoreboard set (including the overhead bar)
into the overhead bar bracket NOTE the part with
the connector plugs should face inside.
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Connector plug end
Connector plug end need to pass through the
overhead bar bracket first set
Insert trough
Step 8 Plug-in all the plugs on the connector plug end in accordance to its colors.
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NOTE: plug-in tightly.
All plugs are separated by colors
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Assemble Instruction
Step 9 Use the open cut side of the overhead bar plastic cover, and then insert it into the
Plastic cover with the plastic bar bracket cover
then place the set onto the overhead bar
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overhead bar protection cover. Lastly attach the whole cover onto the side panel
Before attaching it on ensure the overhead bar is placed into the open cut of the
overhead bar plastic coverThen cover it with the overhead bar protection cover.
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Open-cut
Place the plastic bar bracket cover onto the
overhead bar plastic cover
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Step 10 Tightly screw on the plastic bar bracket cover on both sides with4big flathead
Center guard needs to be attached into
theupper holes2
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screwmm xmmThe center guard needs to be attached into theupper
holes of the plastic bar bracket cover
(535).(2)
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Use 4 big flathead screw (5mm x 35mm)
FINISHED PICTURE
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Assemble Instruction
Step 9 Use the open cut side of the overhead bar plastic cover, and then insert it into the
Plastic cover with the plastic bar bracket cover
then place the set onto the overhead bar
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overhead bar protection cover. Lastly attach the whole cover onto the side panel
Before attaching it on ensure the overhead bar is placed into the open cut of the
overhead bar plastic coverThen cover it with the overhead bar protection cover.
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Open-cut
Place the plastic bar bracket cover onto the
overhead bar plastic cover
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Step 10 Tightly screw on the plastic bar bracket cover on both sides with4big flathead
Center guard needs to be attached into
theupper holes2
:()
screwmm xmmThe center guard needs to be attached into theupper
holes of the plastic bar bracket cover
(535).(2)
.
Use 4 big flathead screw (5mm x 35mm)
FINISHED PICTURE
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BG-X005-SGA
Description of Motherboard Controls
DIP Sw2
Game Test
DIP Sw1
Transform
NO-NC button
Volume adjustment knob
SD card installment
LEDA: Running LED lights around
table
NC2 : Display panel connection
outlet
NC313 : Direct Current (DC)
Input outlet
NC35 : A1 Output Control point
NC36 : B1 Output Control point
NC311 : Electro-magnet switch
for goal gates (solenoid)
Nc3 : Rail Strike Detector
NC4 :Strike Detector
NC40 :Strike Detector
NC41 :Strike Detector
NC42 :Strike Detector
NC43 : Strike Detector
Rail
Rail
Rail
Rail
NC310 : Blower output
NC312 : Alternating Current
(AC) Output
R3 : Sound Effect and
Volume adjustment
VF1 : Total Volume
Adjustment
SPEAK : Sound Output
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BG-X005-SGA
Description on locations of controls
Winning light control
board
Display panel light and
puck exit slot light control
card
Power for motherboard
Motherboard
Counters
Motherboard: Controls the game operation, light signals and sounds of the
machine.
Power for Motherboard: Supplies the power to motherboard and other control
cards.
Winning light control card: Controls the winning lights on the score board.
Display panel light and puck exit slot light control card: Controls the display
panel lights and puck slot lights.
Counters: Counts the number of games, coins inserted and lottery tickets
given.
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Description of light signals and DIP SW
Error Message Lights
Light AGoal Sensor signal
Light BStart button Light signal
Light CInsert Coin mechanism Light signal
Light DTicket Light signal
Light ERail Noise strike Light signal
Note : If these lights are on there is an error .
ABCDE
DIP SW 1
DIP SW 2
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Explanation and Analysis of machine components
DIP SW
SW 13
SW 11
SW 12
SW 11: Adjust numbers of coins inserted and lottery tickets given and sound of strikes
SW12: Adjust numbers of balls, time, which lottery ticket exit slot to use when winning
loosing and demonstrating sound
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SW13: Adjust money course signal NO or NC
Bounced Light Control Card
Lights control card for 4 handrails
Winning Light Control Card
Green light
control card
Signal
point
light()
Output
cord
Power point
Red +5V
Black GND
Puck exit slot light control card
Power
signal
point
Red light
control card
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BG-X005-SGA
Explanation and Analysis of machine components
Power Supply
DC +5 , 20ADC +12 , 8.5A
Puck Exit Slot Light Set
Counter
2P Ticket
Counter
1P Ticket
Counter
Insert Coin Counter
Transformer
Puck Exit Slot Light
Puck Exit Slot
Platform connected to Main body
AC Florescent
Red Light
Power Point
Green Light Power Point
Light Power Point
Monitor Signal Point
DC, G, +12V Power Point
Automatic
Spit-out
Lottery
Ticket
Button
220V,3A,660W
110V US ONLY
Ticket Machine
Signal
Light
Power Pin
Ticket
Machine
Small
Control
Card
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BG-X005-SGA
To Eliminate Malfunction on goal gate
When puck cannot emerge check whether the puck course is blocked with foreign
object sClean it if needed
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Magnetic puck solenoid
IR Goal Sensorpuck detector()
If the puck cannot be emerged when the game begins (stuck), please check whether the
magnetic puck solenoid is in force or whether the course is blocked with foreign object
(s)etc….
If goal sensor cannot detect please block the goal sensor first to see whether the sensor
is working by checking on whether the goal sensor light signal is on or not on the
motherboard. If there is no light or the light stays on continuously, then it means the goal
sensor is broken. Please change it accordingly.
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Troubleshooting
I. PC Board Lights
If lights on Pc Board are on for coin mechanism and/or ticket
dispenser , there is an error for the corresponding light(s).
II. Ticket Dispenser
Flashing light on ticket dispenser means out of tickets.
Restart table if light does not appear with new tickets inserted.
III. Coin Mechanism/Acceptor
Make sure to replace the sample plastic coin with the desired number
of coins. Coin Acceptor must be on N.O.(normally open)setting.
IV. Puck Release
If puck is grtting stuck inside of the release door , the following need
to be check for possible errors :
1) Check for debris , shavings , paper and other emains lodged
inside the return unit.
2) Puck has chips not allowing it to fall through the return unit
Replace or sand puck.
3) Wire connector to release solenoid has become unplugged/
damaged/stuck/broken.
4) Release solenoid needs to be replaced.
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V. Push Start Sound
If you hear PUSH STARTthe following need to be checked and
corrected. It is an error message. Restart the table after every time
changes/new settings are made. ON/OFF switch is underneath the
table , next to the power display.
1) Machine is out of tickets.
2) Both coin acceptors and ticket dispensers are properly plugged
in and connected.
3) Any damage to connection pins/other wirse.
4) Make sure both ticket dispensers are on the following settings
N.O (Normally Open) and not on continuous dispense.
5) Both coin acceptors are on the N.O (Normal Open) settings.
6) The correct numbers of coins have inserted to play the game.
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VI. NOTE
There is no start button located on commercial air hockey machines.
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Care & Maintenance
Keep these tips in mind for best operating performance
●.Turn the adjustable leg bolts to create a leveled playing field
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Place puck in the middle of the table: if it moves to a certain
side, raise accordingly.
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Avoid direct sunlight if table is placed outdoors.
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Avoid exposure to wetness when placed in basement or
wet area.
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Do not shake or drop when transporting.
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Replace puck when moving slowly during game play. Light
sanding of puck can also smooth puck.
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Check air holes periodically to ensure smooth air hockey play.
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Do not use sharp objects on playfield.
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Keep table surface always clean and dust free.
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When cleaning table surface use a soft dry cloth and polishing
spray. DO NOT APPLY WATER.
DO NOT APPLY AMMONIA BASED PRODUCTS such as
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window/glass cleaner.
Polish spray/wax is provided inside the mallet kit.
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Polish spray/wax table monthly to ensure best playfield.
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Wax the table surface periodically to ensure smooth air hockey
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play.
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