Title: Coin mech c-55-e
Post by: Ltransam on July 25, 2006, 10:43:47 pm
As stated in the post for the C-55-E I just picked -up .The Top coil was smoked 
Where can i get a replacement one? I'm beleive its a Conco =Model A9100-807
115 Volts 60 Cycles 125 Va . I tryed the one from my C-55-D Single select But it did not work eather ,Maybe because it only takes Dimes & Nickles ,And the 2 Select C-55-E also takes Quarters & makes change
Ltransam
I think
I remember some one here fixes them ???
Where can i get a replacement one? I'm beleive its a Conco =Model A9100-807115 Volts 60 Cycles 125 Va . I tryed the one from my C-55-D Single select But it did not work eather ,Maybe because it only takes Dimes & Nickles ,And the 2 Select C-55-E also takes Quarters & makes change
Ltransam
I think
I remember some one here fixes them ???Title: Coin mech c-55-e
Post by: bubba on July 26, 2006, 05:27:01 am
JohnieG is the changer man.. but from my understanding, as long as the socket is the same that the changer plugs into, you should be able to plug in a different changer, and it should work. Doesn't matter for the money in and out.
Title: Coin mech c-55-e
Post by: collecture on July 26, 2006, 03:58:10 pm
As far as I know, Bubba's right. A Jones plug changer mech is interchangable with another Jones Plug changer mech.
That would probably have an impact on it, but I don't think I have ever seen a Jones plug type mech that did not have a NDQ rejector in it...Hmmm
Can you post a picture of the single select mech?
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| Maybe because it only takes Dimes & Nickles ,And the 2 Select C-55-E also takes Quarters |
That would probably have an impact on it, but I don't think I have ever seen a Jones plug type mech that did not have a NDQ rejector in it...Hmmm
Can you post a picture of the single select mech?
Title: Coin mech c-55-e
Post by: Ltransam on July 27, 2006, 10:23:38 am
Tom ,
I'll try and post a picture later .But if you look back to the pictures I posted for you on the posting of the machine .You'll notice the one 10 cent price for the C-55-D only say's deposit 10 cent 1 dime or 2 nickles .I think i just need to replace the top coil & it'll work .But I'll try & get Johnny G (?) To take a look at it maybe .
Ltransam (Leonard )
I'll try and post a picture later .But if you look back to the pictures I posted for you on the posting of the machine .You'll notice the one 10 cent price for the C-55-D only say's deposit 10 cent 1 dime or 2 nickles .I think i just need to replace the top coil & it'll work .But I'll try & get Johnny G (?) To take a look at it maybe .
Ltransam (Leonard )
Title: Coin mech c-55-e
Post by: johnieG on July 27, 2006, 12:35:06 pm
Just drop me a PM
Title: Coin mech c-55-e
Post by: Ltransam on July 27, 2006, 10:05:13 pm
Hi Tom
Here's a picture of the coin mech from the Single Select
C-55-D Dimes & Nickles Only
Coin Acceptors
Model Num
A1100-501
Serial num
3405
115 Volts
60 Cycles
Here's a picture of the coin mech from the Single Select
C-55-D Dimes & Nickles Only
Coin Acceptors
Model Num
A1100-501
Serial num
3405
115 Volts
60 Cycles
Title: Coin mech c-55-e
Post by: collecture on July 28, 2006, 09:20:31 am
Leonard,
Interesting coin mech - I have never seen one like that! The rejector it has in it is a NDQ rejector? Is there a slot for quarters in the coin block?
So this mech will not work in the dual selection 55 - will a dual selection mech (ie. S75-9800x) work in the single selection 55?
Also, thanks for the template (pic below). The template was used to insure that the 55 was loaded correctly. After the second bottle was put in the column, the angle of the two bottles should be about 30 degrees (if not add or remove shims). I am pretty sure that a template was issued with the 55, as it is referred to in the loading instructions
Interesting coin mech - I have never seen one like that! The rejector it has in it is a NDQ rejector? Is there a slot for quarters in the coin block?
So this mech will not work in the dual selection 55 - will a dual selection mech (ie. S75-9800x) work in the single selection 55?
Also, thanks for the template (pic below). The template was used to insure that the 55 was loaded correctly. After the second bottle was put in the column, the angle of the two bottles should be about 30 degrees (if not add or remove shims). I am pretty sure that a template was issued with the 55, as it is referred to in the loading instructions
Title: Coin mech c-55-e
Post by: Ltransam on July 28, 2006, 10:25:26 am
Hi ,Tom
Thanks for posting it .I really dont know how to do a lot with these computers .It"s Original made of 1/32 cardboard .I'm trying to load it now ,Because I'm at work Playing .
Thanks for posting it .I really dont know how to do a lot with these computers .It"s Original made of 1/32 cardboard .I'm trying to load it now ,Because I'm at work Playing .