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Title: Cavalier 96 coinco mechanism - What model needed?? Post by: Jonathan816 on January 21, 2013, 10:11:47 am Could someone let me know if any Coinco coin mech would work for a cavalier 96, or are there only specific ones?
If you have one, please let me know as I'm looking on ebay now as well to buy one. Thanks Title: Re: Cavalier 96 coinco mechanism - What model needed?? Post by: jholmgren on January 21, 2013, 10:18:33 am Functionally - I believe any mech with a Jones plug would work, it's a matter of it physically fitting.
For example, I used the Coinco 9800 out of my Cav 96e to test my Vendo V80. Jim Title: Re: Cavalier 96 coinco mechanism - What model needed?? Post by: kbareit on January 21, 2013, 10:55:20 am Don't know if this helps but my 72 has a NRI D11002 mech in it and I believe it to be original. I had a couple different mechs in it while I was repairing it and all of them worked including the Coinco 9800 series.
Title: Re: Cavalier 96 coinco mechanism - What model needed?? Post by: Jonathan816 on January 21, 2013, 11:05:25 am Is there any way to release a bottle to test the stack without a coin mech?
Just curious. Thanks Title: Re: Cavalier 96 coinco mechanism - What model needed?? Post by: tkaz on January 21, 2013, 11:10:59 am Here's a great tutorial on the free-play switch done by JohnieG: http://soda-machines.com/discussions/index.php/topic,871.0.html
I took an old dead coin mech and pulled off the cord with the male jones plug and made a testing switch that I can use when I go take a look at machines, it's a good tool to have. Title: Re: Cavalier 96 coinco mechanism - What model needed?? Post by: Jonathan816 on January 21, 2013, 11:25:27 am Here's a great tutorial on the free-play switch done by JohnieG: http://soda-machines.com/discussions/index.php/topic,871.0.html I took an old dead coin mech and pulled off the cord with the male jones plug and made a testing switch that I can use when I go take a look at machines, it's a good tool to have. Thanks completely forgot about seeing this as I've always had manual coin mechs. |