Need Service Manual for S75-9400

[Jim]

Jasmine64 has this available if you need the light harness...

a sign wiring harness from a Vendo 63 door

[ronko]

           
                Thanks again JohnnyG , I checked the wires but the numbers (if they were numbers) were too faded. I'll use a homemade continuity light to identify where each wire ends, then use your diagram to place the wires on the female Jones plug.
               
                                                    Ronko

[ronko]

                     Thanks Jim for the info, but it appears the light harness is intact. Just need to re-plug it back and should work .

                                                                Ronko

[johnieG]

Here's the actual wiring diagram for a Vendo V90, same as the V63, minus the bottle gate light portion 0f the circut. as most V63's didin't have a flourecent lamp for the bottle door, some did have  a small C7 type light at the very top of the bottle door portal.

but other than that , it's identical...

[ronko]

            Great ! Thanks for the V63 diagram JohnieG . I'll try to assemble the wires this weekend and see what happens.

                                                                 Ronko

[Slapshot42]

No problem, at first glance a S75-9400 looks like a S75-9800 A model, but then you'd notice that it has an extra change/inventory switch marked 10-Cents, that's because if you look closer, you'd see that one of it's cange-tubes actually holds dimes! other rhan that, it functions almost identically to the S75-9800/A model, it can be set from 5 to 75 cents per vend ( it's a single price coinmech) & it gives change back in nickels or dimes, & plugs into any machine that takes a standard 120-volt AC / 8-pin "jones" plug ( you don't count the middle "round" index/polarity pin, just the rectagular blades/prongs)

Bringing this thread back from the dead!

I don't see the little dip switches for setting the price?  Anyone have an idea?

Thanks!!

[Jim]

Possibly a "fixed" price unit...

[MoonDawg]

       Take the back cover off to find dip switches on the older models.

[Slapshot42]

       Take the back cover off to find dip switches on the older models.

Thanks, I will investigate it.