JP5192243B2 - Game machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a gaming machine such as a pachinko machine.

  In pachinko machines, a tray unit for storing game balls is provided so as to be rotatable with respect to the front frame to facilitate repairs and inspections, and this tray unit can be attached to and detached from the front frame. It is said.

  For example, in patent document 1, the movable shaft which can move along the height direction of this dish unit is provided in the lower part of the dish unit. The movable shaft is biased downward by a spring and can protrude from the lower surface of the dish unit. On the other hand, a lower mounting portion having a lower shaft hole capable of supporting a movable shaft is provided at the lower front portion of the front frame.

  After fitting the upper shaft provided on the front surface of the front frame to the upper shaft hole provided on the upper part of the dish unit, when the lower surface of the dish unit is moved onto the lower mounting part, it protrudes from the lower surface of the dish unit. The movable shaft to be moved is gradually moved upward by an inclined surface recessed in the lower mounting portion, and is guided to a position reaching the lower shaft hole. When the movable shaft reaches the lower shaft hole, the movable shaft is fitted into the lower shaft hole, whereby the dish unit is attached to the inner frame and is rotatably supported.

However, here, since the movable part moves upward while sliding on the inclined surface, it is necessary to reduce the sliding resistance of the movable part. For this reason, surface treatment must be performed on the movable portion and the inclined surface, which takes time and increases the cost.
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-76555

  In view of the above fact, an object of the present invention is to provide an inexpensive gaming machine in which a dish unit can be easily attached to an inner frame.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, in a gaming machine, an inner frame that is rotatably supported by an outer frame, a game board is provided on the front side, and an electronic component is disposed on the rear side; A tray unit for storing, a first shaft hole formed in a lower shaft plate provided in a lower portion of the tray unit, and a first shaft portion provided in a lower portion of the inner frame and into which the first shaft hole is inserted. A lower pedestal in which the first shaft portion is formed, an upper pedestal provided below the game board of the inner frame, a second shaft portion provided in the upper pedestal, and an upper portion of the dish unit to be formed on the upper shaft plate provided, wherein the second shaft portion is fitted from the circumferential notch, rotatably mounted to open and close the opening of the notch portion to said upper shaft plate, the dish unit In the state where the opening of the notch is opened by being pushed by the second shaft portion by the horizontal movement of the opening, and the opening is closed. A lock member that supports the second shaft portion together with the notch portion, an urging means that is provided on the upper shaft plate and biases the lock member in a direction to close the opening of the notch portion, and the lock The member is provided integrally with the member, and the lock member is rotated to open the opening of the notch, and the opening is inserted in an opening formed in a plate member connecting the upper shaft plate and the lower shaft plate. And an unlocking piece whose movement is restricted by contacting the edge of the part .

In the first aspect of the present invention, the first shaft hole is provided in the lower shaft plate provided in the lower portion of the dish unit, the lower base is provided in the lower portion of the inner frame, and the first shaft hole is inserted. One shaft portion is formed. Thus, when the dish unit is attached to the inner frame, the first shaft hole provided in the lower shaft plate of the dish unit is inserted into the first shaft part provided in the lower pedestal of the inner frame, thereby lowering the lower part of the dish unit. Is supported rotatably on the inner frame, but in this state, the dish unit can be held by the lower base.

Further, an upper pedestal is provided below the inner frame game board, and a second shaft portion is provided on the upper pedestal. And the upper shaft plate provided in the upper part of the plate unit is provided with a notch portion into which the second shaft portion is fitted from the circumferential direction . Here, a lock member that opens and closes the opening of the notch portion is rotatably attached to the upper shaft plate, and the lock member is pushed by the second shaft portion by the horizontal movement of the dish unit, and the notch portion. The opening is opened, and the second shaft portion is supported together with the notch in a state where the opening is closed. Further, the upper shaft plate is provided with an urging means, and urges the lock member in a direction to close the opening of the notch.

  For this reason, when the upper part of the dish unit is supported by the inner frame, the dish unit is moved substantially horizontally with respect to the inner frame. At this time, when the lock member is pressed against the second shaft portion in a direction against the urging force of the urging means, the lock member rotates in a direction to open the opening of the notch portion. Thereby, a notch part can be moved via a 2nd axial part. When the pressing force that presses the lock member in the direction to open the opening of the notch portion disappears, the lock member returns to the original state by the urging force (restoring force) of the urging means, and the lock member causes the notch portion to The opening is closed.

  In other words, by providing a notch for fitting the second shaft portion from the circumferential direction, the second shaft portion can be rotated simply by moving the plate unit substantially horizontally with the plate unit held by the lower pedestal. Can be supported. Therefore, when the upper part of the dish unit is supported by the inner frame, it is not necessary to lift the dish unit, so the burden on the operator is reduced. Further, the lock member is integrally provided with a lock release piece that rotates the lock member to open the opening of the notch, and the lock release piece is inserted into an opening formed in the upper shaft plate. In this state, the movement is restricted by contacting the edge of the opening.

According to a second aspect of the invention, in the gaming machine of claim 1, wherein the lower shaft plate, the upper shaft plate and the plate is characterized in that it is formed integrally.

In the second aspect of the invention, the lower shaft plate, the upper shaft plate, and the plate material are integrally formed, so that the first shaft hole and the lower shaft plate and the upper shaft plate are provided separately. The positional accuracy at the rotation center of the notch can be improved.

According to a third aspect of the invention, in the gaming machine according to claim 1 or 2, before Symbol unlocking piece, characterized in that it is exposed from the back side of the tray unit.

In the invention according to claim 3 , when the dish unit is opened by exposing the unlocking piece that rotates the lock member to open the opening of the notch from the back side of the dish unit, the back side of the dish unit Thus, the unlocking piece is exposed, and by moving the unlocking piece, the opening of the notch is opened, and the dish unit can be removed from the inner frame.

  According to the gaming machine of the present invention, the dish unit can be easily attached to the inner frame and is inexpensive.

  Hereinafter, a gaming machine according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

(Configuration of pachinko machine)
1 to 3 show a pachinko machine 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the pachinko machine 10 includes a rectangular outer frame 12 that constitutes an outline of the pachinko machine 10 and is installed in an island facility of the pachinko hall. An inner frame 14 formed of a synthetic resin in a rectangular frame shape is disposed on the front surface of the outer frame 12 (see FIG. 2). A synthetic resin undergarment 16 that constitutes the lower end of the front surface of the pachinko machine 10 is attached.

  The inner frame 14 can be opened and closed by a left end portion pivotally supported (rotatably supported) by a pair of hinge portions 18 and 20 provided at the upper left corner portion of the outer frame 12 and the upper left corner portion of the lower decoration 16. Is attached. A glass frame 22 that constitutes the front upper portion of the pachinko machine 10 is disposed on the front upper portion of the inner frame 14, and the glass frame 22 is provided with a glass plate 26 mounted on a vertically long and substantially elliptical window portion 24, The left end is pivotally supported by the inner frame 14 and attached so as to be openable and closable (see FIG. 2).

  A rectangular opening 15 is formed in the front upper portion of the inner frame 14 which is the back side of the glass frame 22. A game board G is set in the opening 15 of the inner frame 14 so as to be detachable (replaceable). The game board G is covered with a glass frame 22 closed with respect to the inner frame 14, and the pachinko machine 10 It can be visually recognized through the glass plate 26 of the window part 24 from the front side.

  Here, the game board G uses a transparent flat synthetic resin material as a substrate (hereinafter referred to as a transparent game board G). An arc-shaped inner rail 90 and an outer rail 92 are attached to the surface of the transparent game board G. The circular area surrounded by the inner rail 90 and the outer rail 92 is configured such that a game ball launched from a launching device 60 that launches a game ball can be moved by its own weight fall, and this area can play a game. The game area PA to be performed is used. On the back side of the transparent gaming board G, a large liquid crystal display (not shown) having a display surface facing at least substantially the entire game area PA is disposed. That is, the game area PA is a display area of the liquid crystal display.

  In addition, on the front side of the glass frame 22, a plurality of lamps 28 for lighting effects are provided at both left and right end portions, which are turned on, turned off, and blinking according to the progress of the game and perform effects by lighting. In the vicinity of the upper left and upper right corners, middle and high tone speakers 30L and 30R for outputting sound effects in stereo according to the progress of the game are incorporated.

  On the other hand, a dish unit 40 that constitutes the lower front portion of the pachinko machine 10 is disposed at the lower front portion of the inner frame 14. The dish unit 40 has a left end portion of a base 41 constituting the main body of the dish unit 40 supported on the inner frame 14 so as to be openable and closable. A game ball is placed on the upper front of the base 41 on the game board G. The upper plate 42 is stored in the upper plate 42 at the lower left of the upper plate 42 in the lower part of the front surface of the base 41. A lower plate 44 is provided to store game balls that cannot be played.

  The upper plate 42 has a bottom surface inclined downward in a counterclockwise direction from the front side to the back side in a front view, and a game stored in the upper plate 42 on the back side of the bottom surface on the downstream side in the inclination direction. An alignment passage 46 is provided for aligning the balls in a row and guiding them to a ball feeder 45 (see FIG. 2) attached to the back surface of the base 41.

  Lending balls and prize balls that are paid out from a payout device 62 (see FIG. 3) provided on the back surface of the inner frame 14 are discharged to the right end of the inner wall surface of the upper plate 42 formed by the base 41. A ball discharge port 48 is formed, and a ball discharge port 49 through which game balls that cannot be stored in the upper plate 42 are discharged is formed at the right end of the back wall surface of the lower plate 44.

  A launching handle 54 that is electrically connected to the launching device 60 and adjusts the launching force (flying distance) of the hit ball is attached to the lower right portion of the front surface of the base 41 constituting the dish unit 40. An ashtray 56 is provided adjacent to the lower plate 44 at the lower left portion of the front surface. The center of the front surface of the base 41 swells in a rectangular box shape, and a deep bass speaker (subwoofer) 58 that outputs sound effects according to the progress of the game is provided inside.

  By the way, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, a ball outlet 61 through which the game ball paid out from the payout device 62 flows out is provided below the game board G and on the upper right side of the launching device 60. . On the other hand, a ball discharge port 48 communicating with the upper plate 42 is provided above the center of the back surface of the base 41. When the plate unit 40 is closed to the inner frame 14, the ball outlet 61 and the ball discharge port are provided. 48 communicates. Thereby, the game ball paid out from the payout device 62 is paid out to the upper plate 42 via the ball outlet 61 and the ball outlet 48.

  At a position adjacent to the ball outlet 61, there is provided an overflow portion 78 formed of a flow path in which a game ball outlet (not shown) is formed downward. Further, on the upstream side of the ball outlet 61, a branch path (not shown) branched toward the ball outlet 61 and the overflow portion 78 is provided. Thereby, when the storage amount of the game balls paid out to the upper plate 42 exceeds the storable amount of the upper plate 42 (when the tank is full), the game balls overflowing on the branch path are guided to the overflow unit 78, It is discharged from the discharge port of the overflow part 78.

  On the other hand, a ball passage 70 for allowing the game ball to flow down to the lower plate 44 is attached to the lower side of the ball discharge port 48 at the center of the back surface of the plate unit 40. In the upper part of the ball passage 70, a passage inlet 72 is provided that is disposed below the overflow portion 78 when the dish unit 40 is closed to the inner frame 14. In addition, the ball passage 70 communicates with a ball discharge port 49 (see FIG. 1) provided in the lower plate 44.

  Here, when the upper plate 42 is full, the game balls discharged from the branch path through the overflow portion 78 to the passage inlet 72 flow down the ball passage 70 and are discharged from the ball discharge port 49 to the lower plate 44. The

  On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, a locking device 64 for locking the inner frame 14 and the glass frame 22 is provided at a side end of the inner frame 14 on the free end side (left side in the rear view). A locking device 68 for locking the dish unit 40 is attached to the lower side of the locking device 64.

  The locking device 64 locks the inner frame 14 with the outer frame 12 closed, and locks the glass frame 22 with the inner frame 14 closed. The frame 14 is locked in a closed state.

  A cylinder lock (lock) 66 provided at the lower portion of the locking device 64 is exposed from the upper right of the front surface of the dish unit 40, and an unlocking operation is performed by inserting a key (not shown) into the key hole of the cylinder lock 66. Then, the inner frame 14 locked to the outer frame 12 is unlocked and opened, and the glass frame 22 locked to the inner frame 14 is unlocked and opened.

  When the unlocking lever 69 of the locking device 68 that is exposed when the glass frame 22 is opened is operated, the dish unit 40 locked to the inner frame 14 is unlocked and can be opened, but the dish unit 40 is attached to the inner frame 14. When closed and locked by the locking device 68, the ball feeding device 45 is arranged on the front side of the launching device 60. Further, as described above, the sphere outlet 61 and the sphere outlet 48 communicate with each other, and the passage inlet 72 of the sphere passage 70 is disposed below the overflow portion 78.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 4, a payout mechanism 100 (described later) and the like are disposed on the back surface of the inner frame 14. The payout mechanism 100 is provided on the right side (back end side of the inner frame 14) of the rectangular base plate 102 serving as a substrate, and is not shown in an area other than the payout mechanism 100 of the base plate 102, although not shown. A main control board for controlling the overall functions of the pachinko machine 10, a symbol control board for controlling symbols displayed on the liquid crystal display, and the like are assembled, and the surface is covered with a protective cover 99.

  The base plate 102 can be attached to and detached from the inner frame 14 with the protective cover 99 attached to the base plate 102 (unitized). Of course, the protective cover 99 may be attached after the base plate 102 is attached to the inner frame 14 without being unitized.

  Here, the payout mechanism 100 will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the game balls stored in the upper tank 80 and the lower tank 82 are stored in the storage tank 74 (see FIG. 2) at the side end portion on the support end side (right side in the figure) of the back surface of the inner frame 14. An upper sphere passage unit 84 and a lower sphere passage unit 86 that flow downward are extended, and a dispensing device 62 is attached between the upper sphere passage unit 84 and the lower sphere passage unit 86. A launcher 60 is attached to the side. A dispensing control board 88 is provided on the left side of the launching device 60.

  In the payout stop control by the payout control board 88, driving of the payout device 62 is stopped to stop payout of the game ball, and in the payout execution control, the payout device 62 is driven to move the upper ball from the upper tank 80 and the lower tank 82 to the upper ball. The game balls that have flowed down the passage unit 84 and guided to the payout device 62 are paid out to the lower ball passage unit 86 as rental balls or prize balls.

  Then, the game ball paid out to the lower ball passage unit 86 is guided to the storage tank 74, and rolls in the storage tank 74 from the upstream side (left side) to the downstream side (right side), and passes through the tank outlet 76. It passes through the ball discharge port 48 and is stored in the upper plate 42.

  In addition, while flowing down the upper plate 42 to the downstream side (left side), they are aligned in a row by the alignment passage 46 and are sent to the launching device 60 one by one by the ball feeding device 45 by the player's operation of the firing handle 54. The launching device 60 launches the game area PA on the game board G (in the direction of arrow A in FIG. 2). A game using the game ball is performed on the game board G by winning or losing in the process in which the game ball falls by itself in the game area PA.

  Then, as the game progresses, a large number of game balls are paid out as prize balls, and when the upper plate 42 becomes full, the game balls that cannot be stored in the upper plate 42 are transferred from the overflow portion 78 to the passage entrance 72. It falls and flows down the ball passage 70 and is discharged to the lower plate 44 through the ball discharge port 49.

  Further, when the game is over, for example, when the upper plate ball removal lever 50 provided on the left side of the front surface of the upper plate 42 is operated, the most downstream portion of the alignment passage 46 is opened and the game stored in the upper plate 42. The sphere is discharged to the ball passage 70 and flows down to the lower tray 44.

  Further, when the lower pan 44 is fully filled with game balls or when the game is over, the lower plate ball removal lever 52 provided on the lower front side of the lower plate 44 is operated, so that the bottom plate 44 The part is opened, and the game balls stored in the lower plate 44 are discharged to a ball box (not shown) arranged below the lower plate 44.

  Next, the gist of the gaming machine according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described.

  As shown in FIG. 4, a dish unit 40 is pivotally supported by the inner frame 14 and can be opened and closed at the lower front portion of the inner frame 14. However, as shown in FIGS. The lower pedestal 104 protrudes from the lower part of the front surface along the depth direction of the inner frame 14 so that the dish unit 40 can be held.

  The tip of the lower pedestal 104 has an arc shape, and a pin (first shaft portion) 106 is provided on the tip of the lower pedestal 104. Further, an upper pedestal 108 that holds the glass frame 22 facing the lower pedestal 104 is provided above the lower pedestal 104, and a pin 110 that pivotally supports the glass frame 22 is provided on the upper surface of the upper pedestal 108. It has been. A pin (second shaft portion) 112 hangs down from the lower surface of the upper pedestal 108, and supports the dish unit 40 together with the pin 106 provided on the lower pedestal 104 so as to be rotatable.

  On the other hand, a substantially long plate-like hinge member 114 formed of sheet metal is fixed to the back side of the dish unit 40 on the rotation support end side of the dish unit 40. The hinge member 114 has a length that can be disposed between the lower pedestal 104 and the upper pedestal 108, and both end portions of the hinge member 114 are bent at substantially right angles, and an upper bent piece (upper shaft plate) 116 and a lower bent portion are bent. As a piece (lower shaft plate) 118, the upper end surface and the lower end surface of the dish unit 40 face each other.

  A shaft hole (first shaft hole) 120 through which the pin 106 formed in the lower pedestal 104 can be inserted is formed in the lower bent piece 118, and the pin 106 is inserted in a state in which the shaft hole 120 is externally inserted into the pin 106. The lower bent piece 118 is supported by the lower pedestal 104 via the, and the dish unit 40 can be held on the lower pedestal 104.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 7, a hole 122 is provided in the approximate center of the upper bent piece 116, and a small diameter portion 124 </ b> A formed at one end of the shaft 124 can be fitted. A torsion spring 126 can be inserted into the shaft 124, and one end portion is attached to a hook-like attachment portion 128 that hangs down from the edge of the upper bent piece 116, and the other end portion is provided below the torsion spring 126. The lock member 130 is attached.

  The lock member 130 includes a lock portion 132 having a substantially U-shape, and an insertion hole 134 through which the shaft 124 can be inserted is formed at the center of the lock pieces 132A and 132B facing the lock portion 132. . The lock member 130 can be rotated with respect to the shaft 124 by inserting the insertion holes 134 of the lock pieces 132 </ b> A and 132 </ b> B into the shaft 124.

  An annular groove 124B is formed at the other end of the shaft 124 so that a C-ring 136 can be attached. As shown in FIG. 8, the C-ring 136 is disposed at the lower part of the lock member 130 that is externally inserted into the shaft 124, and abuts against the peripheral portion of the insertion hole 134 of the lock piece 132B to prevent the lock member 130 from coming off. . Then, the torsion spring 126 absorbs backlash generated between the upper bent piece 116, the lock member 130, and the C ring 136.

  A cutout portion 140 having a substantially L shape is formed on the outer side (corresponding to the outer side of the dish unit 40) of the upper bent piece 116, and is sized so that the pin 112 can be inserted. The notch 140 is widened toward the base of the upper bent piece 116.

  As shown in FIG. 9A, when the upper bent piece 116 and the lock member 130 are viewed in plan, the shaft 124 is attached to the lock member 130 by the urging force of the torsion spring 126 when no external stress is applied. Stress in the direction of arrow A acts on the center, and the notch 140 is closed by the lock 132.

  Thus, with the notch 140 closed, as shown in FIG. 9 (B), the lock piece 132 is moved around the shaft 124 in the direction against the urging force of the torsion spring 126 (the direction of arrow B). When rotated, the notch 140 is opened.

  Then, in this state, the notch 140 is fitted from the circumferential direction of the pin 112, and the end edge 140A of the notch 140 is brought into contact with the pin 112. When the piece 116 and the lock member 130 are viewed in plan (see FIG. 9C), the gap between the end edge 140A of the notch 140 and the tip of the lock 132 and the outer diameter of the pin 112 are substantially equal. To be the same.

  For this reason, when the end edge portion 140A of the notch portion 140 abuts on the pin 112, the tip end portion of the lock portion 132 passes through the pin 112. Thereby, the urging force (restoring force) of the torsion spring 126 is obtained. As a result, the lock member 130 rotates in the direction of arrow A, and the notch 140 is closed by the lock portion 132. In this state, the pin 112 is rotatably supported by the notch portion 140 and the lock portion 132.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 7, the lock piece 132 </ b> B is a flat plate extending obliquely toward the direction away from the insertion hole 134 and extending parallel to the lock piece 132 </ b> B toward the opposite side of the rear lock piece 132 </ b> B. A lock release piece 135 is integrally formed with the lock piece 132B.

  On the other hand, a rectangular opening 138 is formed in the vicinity of the upper bent piece 116 of the hinge member 114, and the unlocking piece 135 can be inserted into the opening 138. With the unlocking piece 135 inserted into the opening 138, the unlocking piece 135 is exposed from the back side of the dish unit 40 (see FIG. 5). And the movement of the unlocking piece 135 is restricted by contacting the edge of the opening 138 (see FIG. 6).

(Action / Effect)
Next, operations and effects of the gaming machine according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, when the dish unit 40 is pivotally supported on the inner frame 14, first, the shaft of the lower bent piece 118 fixed to the dish unit 40 on the pin 106 provided on the lower base 104. The hole 120 is extrapolated, the lower bent piece 118 is supported on the lower pedestal 104 via the pin 106, and the dish unit 40 is held by the lower pedestal 104. Then, in this state, the dish unit 40 is moved substantially horizontally so that the inlet side of the notch 140 of the upper bent piece 116 faces the pin 112 of the upper base 108 and the notch 140 is fitted from the circumferential direction of the pin 112. Let

  In a state where the upper bent piece 116 is not in contact with the pin 112, the lock member 130 is disposed at the position shown in FIG. 9A and closes the notch 140, but FIG. As shown, when the pan unit 40 is horizontally moved in a direction in which the pin 112 is pressed by the lock portion 132, the lock portion 132 moves toward the direction in which the urging force of the torsion spring 126 resists around the shaft 124 (in the direction of arrow B). ) Rotate to open the notch 140.

  For this reason, the notch 140 can be moved to the back via the pin 112. At this time, the lock part 132 is maintained in a state where the notch part 140 is opened by the pin 112. 9C, when the end edge portion 140A of the notch portion 140 is brought into contact with the pin 112, the tip end portion of the lock portion 132 passes through the pin 112, and the lock portion 132 causes the shaft 124 to move. By rotating in the direction of the arrow A about the center, the notch 140 is closed, and the pin 112 is rotatably supported by the notch 140 and the lock 132. At this time, the unlocking piece 135 abuts against the edge of the opening 138 and is restricted from moving.

  In this manner, with the dish unit 40 held by the lower pedestal 104, the notch 140 is moved via the pin 112 by simply moving the dish unit 40 substantially horizontally with respect to the inner frame 14, and the pin 112 can be rotatably supported by the notch part 140 and the lock part 132. That is, when the upper part of the dish unit 40 is supported by the inner frame 14, it is not necessary to lift the dish unit 40, so the burden on the operator is reduced.

  In this embodiment, the unlocking piece 135 is exposed from the back side of the dish unit 40. Accordingly, when the unlocking piece 135 is rotated in the arrow B direction with the dish unit 40 opened, the notch 140 can be opened. Therefore, the upper bent piece 116 can be removed from the pin 112 by moving the notch 140 from the end edge 140A to the opening side via the pin 112, and the dish unit 40 is removed from the inner frame 14. Can do.

  Further, in this embodiment, the upper bent piece 116 and the lower bent piece 118 are formed at both ends of the hinge member 114, the shaft hole 120 through which the pin 106 can be inserted is provided in the lower bent piece 118, and the upper bent piece 116 is pinned. A notch portion 140 capable of pivoting 112 is provided. For this reason, compared with the case where the upper bent piece 116 and the lower bent piece 118 are provided separately, the center of curvature of the shaft hole 120 and the end edge of the notch 140 can be made to coincide in plan view. The position accuracy at the rotation center of the dish unit 40 can be improved.

  In addition, this embodiment is merely an example, and it is needless to say that the embodiment can be appropriately changed without departing from the gist of the present invention.

It is the perspective view seen from the front side which shows the pachinko machine concerning an embodiment. It is the perspective view seen from the front side which shows the state by which the glass frame and plate unit of the pachinko machine concerning an embodiment were opened. It is the perspective view seen from the rear view which shows the pachinko machine concerning an embodiment. It is the expansion perspective view seen from the front side which shows the state where the plate unit of the pachinko machine concerning an embodiment was opened. It is the expansion perspective view seen from the front side which shows the state where the plate unit of the pachinko machine concerning an embodiment was opened, and shows the state where the plate unit was removed from the inner frame. It is a perspective view which shows the inner frame of the pachinko machine which concerns on embodiment, and the hinge member of a plate unit. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the hinge member which rotatably supports the dish unit of the pachinko machine concerning an embodiment. It is a side view which shows the hinge member etc. which support the dish unit of the pachinko machine concerning an embodiment so that rotation is possible. (A)-(C) are operation | movement diagrams which show the relationship between the pin and notch part which rotatably support the plate unit of the pachinko machine which concerns on embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

10 Pachinko machines (game machines)
12 Outer frame 14 Inner frame 40 Plate unit 104 Lower base 106 Pin (first shaft)
108 Upper base 112 Pin (2nd shaft part)
114 Hinge member (plate material)
116 Upper bent piece (upper shaft plate)
118 Lower bent piece (lower shaft plate)
120 shaft hole (first shaft hole)
126 torsion spring (biasing hand stage)
130 lock member 135 unlocking piece 140 cutout portion

Claims (3)

An inner frame that is rotatably supported by the outer frame, a game board is provided on the front side, and electronic components are disposed on the back side;
A tray unit for storing game balls;
A first shaft hole formed in a lower shaft plate provided in a lower portion of the dish unit;
A first shaft portion provided at a lower portion of the inner frame and into which the first shaft hole is inserted;
A lower pedestal on which the first shaft portion is formed;
An upper base provided below the game board of the inner frame;
A second shaft portion provided on the upper pedestal;
A notch part formed in an upper shaft plate provided at an upper part of the dish unit, and the second shaft part is fitted from the circumferential direction;
The opening of the notch is rotatably attached to the upper shaft plate, and the opening of the notch is opened by being pushed by the second shaft by the horizontal movement of the dish unit, and the opening is closed. A locking member that supports the second shaft portion together with the notch in a state where
An urging means provided on the upper shaft plate for urging the lock member in a direction to close the opening of the notch;
It is provided integrally with the lock member, rotates the lock member to open the opening of the notch, and is inserted through an opening formed in a plate material connecting the upper shaft plate and the lower shaft plate. An unlocking piece that is in contact with the edge of the opening and whose movement is restricted;
A gaming machine having. The gaming machine according to claim 1, wherein the lower shaft plate, the upper shaft plate, and the plate material are integrally formed . The gaming machine according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein the unlocking piece is exposed from the back side of the dish unit .

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