Rock cola ccc5

I have got a Rock Cola CCC5-220 Coke machine and need some parts. Any one recognize this model and manufacturer, and know where to get some electrical parts? I'll get a picture up soon.

Kent

[johnieG]

Do you mean a "Rock-Ola" machine? the ones I've seen around here are large square-corner machines, a little over 72" high x 38" wide x 25' deep (it's at a local lumber yard & still in service!)the neater ones have 5 or 6 small plastic windows that hold an actual sample can of the flavor selection for that button. the later ones look like an older flat-face Vendo or Dixe/narco Vendor, now your gonna make me stop in & inspect it again! so please post a picture when you can '>  I might now a "Mom & Pop" vending Co. that may have some older parts for yours so get a pic' posted & I'll pass it around & see if I can hook you up with them. what are you looking for?

Yep that sounds like it. It has six selections that hold the actual cans. The only problem is if you put the full cans of soda in, if they get too hot they explode and get all over the solenoids and burn them out. Also, the plastic covers are prone to discolor from uv. I will get a photo up this weekend.

Kent

[johnieG]

Yea! well I'd hope they'd drain the display cans with a hole in the bottom BEFORE the put them in th e windows!  

[johnieG]

Heres a shot of a CCC-5 model for show & tell,
any Resemblance between this machine and any other machine, working or scraped is purely coincidental.  

Yep thats what it looks like and here is a picture of the one in question. I was playing with it this weekend trying to get it to vend and it wouldn't. I was only getting about 60 to 86 VAC to the solenoids. I believe they should be working on 110VAC. Cleaned all connections and checked for the two relays operation. Any clue to where next to look.

[johnieG]

Well first make sure you measure between both terminals of the solenoids and ground (the chassis) if you don't get 110 volts across the terminal supplied from the vending relay then you have an open somewhere upstream, if you get 110 Volts when you hit a vend cycle, then check the other terminal, if you get 110Volts across both terminals to ground, then you have an open in the neutral (downstream) line the coil will drop some voltage across itself when energized, so you will see a little less than line voltage between both terminals (not referenced to ground ie: straight across the coil) make sure the core of the coil isn't gummed-up with old soda or Corrosion
and will slide in & out of the coil freely