Title: Needed: coin mech
Post by: kstt on May 25, 2005, 08:01:25 am
I'm trying to bring this machine to life. Looks complete, except has no coin mech. Thanks.
Title: Needed: coin mech
Post by: Yarochrehc on May 25, 2005, 09:05:36 am
Hi, what type of machine do you have? ( brand, model)
Bob
Bob
Title: Needed: coin mech
Post by: kstt on May 25, 2005, 09:58:48 am
Sorry - it was in the subtitle of the thread. It's a Cavalier CS-72.
Title: Needed: coin mech
Post by: on June 13, 2005, 11:45:21 am
Howdy,
There are lots of those coinco mechanisms on ebay. Just do a search for Coinco and when you see a baby-poop-brown device pop up with a black cord and large plug that's what you need. All the coinco's are interchangable. I have an extra one here at my place for my Cavalier 72 if you can't find one there.
A J
There are lots of those coinco mechanisms on ebay. Just do a search for Coinco and when you see a baby-poop-brown device pop up with a black cord and large plug that's what you need. All the coinco's are interchangable. I have an extra one here at my place for my Cavalier 72 if you can't find one there.
A J
Title: Needed: coin mech
Post by: kstt on June 14, 2005, 05:43:59 am
Indeed, there are many on ebay. And less $ than I would have expected. I would not have known where to start as far as choosing a model #, but I take it - if it's creamy brown, and has a Jones' plug, I'm golden. Thank you!
kstt
kstt
Title: Needed: coin mech
Post by: on June 14, 2005, 07:29:33 am
Right on, glad to hear you found some. Really, the only differences between the coincos is the max vend price. Enjoy!
A J
A J
Title: Needed: coin mech
Post by: loman4ec on June 14, 2005, 08:56:29 am
Any coin mech with the 9 pin plug and is 110/117 volt will work. Just make sure it is not a 24 volt mech.