V63A NRI problem

[Curless Auto Repair]

I recently aquired a V63A with a NRI 11102C mech and it appears that someone let the smoke out of the resistor...does anyone have one or a part nuber of a new replacement?

[johnieG]

If you can post a picture of what your looking for I'll check my parts mechs' box to see if I got one that'll work...JohnieG

[Curless Auto Repair]

I will try again to post a pic, my file was too big.

The machine is a very early H63A, it statred life out as Coke machine I am guessing by the way it was painted. It was definately done a long time ago.

I replaced the resistor yesterday but the crem solenoid still does not engauge.

Does anyone know where to get the brass rivet for the nu block at?

[Curless Auto Repair]

How do you shrink a file?

[Jim]

What software do you have on your computer to edit/print digital photos...?
Are you on a Mac or PC...?

Generally speaking, some software will allow you to change the resolution of the file/image. Ex: your camera takes photos at a resolution of 250 ppi(pixels per inch); when you open the image in software you might have the ability within the resize option to change the resolution. This setting can be set to 72 and then re-save as a different name and possibly to a new location on your hard drive, perhaps a temp folder since you won't need it after uploading to SMC. This should reduce the file size enough to allow uploading... If not, a little cropping and re-dimensioning will definitely do the trip... If you need more help, just yell or even send the file to me: jim@soda-machines.com

[Curless Auto Repair]

It's official now...I am stupid! I can't resize this photo. I am way too computer stupid!

[Jim]

Send the photos my way so I can help...

[bubba]

Microsoft has a power toy that will automatically resize a picture or a folder of pictures to whatever you need. Its an easy program to use, and its free.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/learnmore/tips/eschelman2.mspx

[Jim]

The file you sent me was definitely small enough to post...

Here's the coin gear in question:

[Curless Auto Repair]

Like I said, I am computer stupid.

Now as for the machine. Does anybody know where I can get a brass rivet for the nu block?

How about a crem solenoid for this change mech?