Button panel mount for a gaming machine cabinet
AssigneeMultimedia Games, Inc.
InventorsMatthew H. Haga, Frank C. DeSimone, Leroy H. Gutknecht
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AssigneeMultimedia Games, Inc.
InventorsMatthew H. Haga, Frank C. DeSimone, Leroy H. Gutknecht
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A gaming machine cabinet has a cabinet door is pivotaliy connected thereto and movable between a closed and open positions. A cabinet door button panel includes a panel support surface opposite the door's inner side, a capture structure at a first boundary of a button panel opening, and a blocking structure at a button panel second boundary opposite the first boundary. A button panel base has a first edge received in a button panel frame capture structure, and second edge received on the panel support surface. A locking flange with a locking projection extends from the button panel base lower side, the locking projection moveable between extended and retracted positions. With the button panel base in an operating position, a locking projection may he placed in the extended position to contact the blocking structure and thereby retain the button panel base in the operating position.
A gaming machine including:
A button panel structure for a gaming machine, the gaming machine having a cabinet that defines an interior volume and a front opening and also having a door pivotally connected to the cabinet so as to be pivotable between a closed position covering at least a portion of the front opening and an open position in which an inner side of the door is accessible from outside of the cabinet, the button panel structure including:
A method of installing a button panel in a gaming machine, the gaming machine having a cabinet that defines an interior volume and a front opening and also having a door pivotally connected to the cabinet so as to be pivotable between a closed position covering at least a portion of the front opening and an open position in which an inner side of the door is accessible from outside of the cabinet, the method including:
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