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Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: on August 13, 2006, 01:25:49 pm I have a C64 with the Coinco S75-9800B changer. At the very bottom of the changer is a small motor with a "kickout" that turns and ejects nickels for change, or when the inventory switch is held. That plastic kicker broke, so I need a replacement.
Everything else works fine. Epoxy, plastic cement, JB Weld, plastic welding ... nothing would hold. So, I've got to replace it. EDIT: OK, I tracked down the manual for the changer (Thanks SMC). It looks like I can use either of these part numbers: 902651 - Drive Arm Cam (from S75-9800A) 406072 - Carrier and Pulse Cam Assemby (from S75-9800B) Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: kahonwes on August 13, 2006, 11:13:54 pm Whats it look like maybe someone can build you one? Building things these days seems to be easier and easier, especially with the internet.... And I know you can buy a plastic molding kit from several places not to expensive.... Just my 2 cents... when I cant find it I resort to garage engineer lol
k - laters Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: MoonDawg on August 14, 2006, 10:21:18 am The S-75 is so common and in-expensive, you could buy another one and keep yours as a spare.
Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: on August 14, 2006, 10:47:31 am I found the part. $6.00 shipped. That's cheaper than a complete changer. Although, I'll keep my eye out for one because I noticed several stress cracks in this one when I had it apart.
Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: johnieG on August 14, 2006, 11:25:31 am If you guys are working on the S75-9800 series plastic coinmechs you'll soon discover that the Norel plastic doesn't take to super-glue ( this type of plastic is related to Nylon)
but if you use a super-glue activator on both sides of the cracked piece first & then apply the glue to one side, you'll have more sucess, this activator is like a primer coat is to painting, it's available at local hobby shops by the glues for plastic models, just ask the sale person, he/she'll know what you need! stress cracking of Norel is 99% time related to contact with solvents when the 'mech was serviced or cleaned, you should never use a WD40 type spray lubricant on a plastic coinmech! only the tiny little metal pivot points need a miro-drop of silcone oil only on the coin cradles metal/metal contact points , I use a precision oiler used for model trains. never lubricate the coin-path either, this will only bring you grief! as it will hold dirt & grime & slow down the coins (add drag) to the point that they'll hang up in the 'mech, or all be rejected. Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: bubba on August 14, 2006, 11:29:50 am Thanks for the info Johnie... will definately keep that in mind.
Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: zosofan on August 15, 2006, 12:25:34 pm hey roger,
where did you find the part? Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: Skeleton Man on August 15, 2006, 09:42:43 pm $6 for that part.. The whole mech can't be worth much more than $10 ?
Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: on August 15, 2006, 10:35:46 pm
$40 - $60 on eBay for a complete S75. Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: zosofan on August 16, 2006, 07:21:36 pm hey roger,
back to my original question, where did you find the part? Title: Needed -- small coinco s75 part Post by: on August 16, 2006, 11:55:15 pm
I looked on eBay for people selling parts. I e-mailed them all, and one guy responded "Yeah, I've got that. $6.00, shipped and I'll send it out tomorrow." |