Aristocrat Clickety Click machine

[riche100]

Hello there.
Does anyone have any info on this machine please - schematics / paperwork / origins other than Cumbria, UK ?
Please.

Thanks in advance

Richard

[riche100]

Has no one seen one before please?

I am currently having the PCB in the back repaired, see if it brings it to life.

[riche100]

Still hoping to find something out about it.

[badpenny]

Oh dear ...... sorry about that chap ..... I guess it's a bonus we don't all fancy the same women as well

[treefrog]

Suspect the lack of response will not be a surprise as most don't know what a PCB is. Of course my immediate reaction when seeing the post was, 'great - a question about a nice old Aristo', but then I saw the picture. I have one or two older Aristocrat mechanical Clickerty Clicks - not quite the same. The graphics remind me of JPM. I am assuming there is an Aristo badge somewhere?

[badpenny]

I think you'll find we're not all ignorant TF .... I don't imagine there are many of us who haven't heard of the Pakistan Cricket Board.

[riche100]

I am assuming there is an Aristo badge somewhere?

There is a sticker inside that says 'Aristocrat Machines, Cockermouth' etc. etc.

There is a machine by JPM called Clickerty Click, but that is a fruit machine with reels.

[jonesthegarage]

I think "Aristocrat" in this instance is a red herring and is the name of an equipment distribution company in Cockermouth.

[riche100]

On the front of it, it also displays 'Aristocrat Equipment Supply' on the top of the marquee are part of the machine's artwork.

[pennymachines]

As Jonesthegarage said, Aristocratic Equipment & Supply of Wakefield Road, Cockermouth, Cumbria, CA13 0HR was probably not connected with Aristocrat Leisure Ltd. of Sydney, Australia.

[treefrog]

Yes Aristocrat machines are typically badged as Ainsworth.

[pennymachines]

Wanted: 80s fruit machine
in Birmingham 
2nd February
Hi, I collect old '80s fruit machines and would be interested to hear from you. In particular I would love to find machines called Bouncer / Clickety Click / Golden Steppa / Mystery Spin…

http://forsale.popamo.co.uk/used/fruit-machine

There is a 'Clickety Click' Aristocrat, but it looks like this:

Or when it's fallen down the stairs...