Title: V-56 In bits
Post by: davethebirdman on September 16, 2006, 04:44:20 pm
Okay Promise you won't laugh.
I'm putting my V-56 back together slowly but surely.
The one area I can't find a picture for, and I'm sure I took one was the inside of the coin door.
Could someone plse take a photo for me. Its a large coin door. I have alsorts of bits and pieces and I'm trying to work out where they go. Its 10.45pm and I'm going to bed with a bit of a headache.
Thanks
Dave
I'm putting my V-56 back together slowly but surely.
The one area I can't find a picture for, and I'm sure I took one was the inside of the coin door.
Could someone plse take a photo for me. Its a large coin door. I have alsorts of bits and pieces and I'm trying to work out where they go. Its 10.45pm and I'm going to bed with a bit of a headache.
Thanks
Dave
Title: V-56 In bits
Post by: loman4ec on September 16, 2006, 09:49:03 pm
I dont have any of my own machines but I stole this from colamachines.com. Do these help?
Title: V-56 In bits
Post by: loman4ec on September 16, 2006, 09:51:32 pm
oops here is a bigger one
Title: V-56 In bits
Post by: Creighton on September 16, 2006, 10:19:16 pm
Dave,
Here is a start. Will need to take the coin mech off for anything better (no problem). Can you post a pic of the leftover parts and pieces? Might speed things up.
Creighton
Here is a start. Will need to take the coin mech off for anything better (no problem). Can you post a pic of the leftover parts and pieces? Might speed things up.
Creighton
Title: V-56 In bits
Post by: davethebirdman on September 17, 2006, 02:59:14 am
Josh - Thanks for the pictures.
Jim & Creighton thanks for the PM's.
I should have explained myself a little better last night but after spending the day struggling with insulation and then breaker strips I was worn down and at my lowest eb.
The problem I cant seem to work out, even with the manual is the "Bent Coin Release." How do I get it to stay in the upright position.
This was the bit of the machine my dear old dad too to bits whilst I poped out for a tool and his skills with a Digital camera are not what they should have been.
At the mo my bent coin relase lever is sitting downwards. I need to be able to get some tauntness in it.
Hoped I explained that a bit better. Went to bed last night dreaming of vending racks and coin mechs.
Dave
Jim & Creighton thanks for the PM's.
I should have explained myself a little better last night but after spending the day struggling with insulation and then breaker strips I was worn down and at my lowest eb.
The problem I cant seem to work out, even with the manual is the "Bent Coin Release." How do I get it to stay in the upright position.
This was the bit of the machine my dear old dad too to bits whilst I poped out for a tool and his skills with a Digital camera are not what they should have been.
At the mo my bent coin relase lever is sitting downwards. I need to be able to get some tauntness in it.
Hoped I explained that a bit better. Went to bed last night dreaming of vending racks and coin mechs.
Dave
Title: V-56 In bits
Post by: collecture on September 17, 2006, 10:23:01 am
Notice in Creighton's picture, there is a spring. One end of the spring attaches to a little nipple sticking out and the other end to the slide. The little nipple is actually part of the coin door itself and not part of the bezel or anything.
Title: V-56 In bits
Post by: Creighton on September 17, 2006, 11:32:28 am
Dave,
Here is a close up.
Creighton
Here is a close up.
Creighton
Title: V-56 In bits
Post by: MoonDawg on September 17, 2006, 11:35:28 am
In addition to what Tom said, that little spring is difficult to install so use needle nose pliers and some patience. 
Title: V-56 In bits
Post by: davethebirdman on September 17, 2006, 01:19:58 pm
Cheers Guys.
Found the spring, not in the bag it should have been in.
Moondawg you're right. Shouted at te kids a few times kicked the dog but now its working.
Found the spring, not in the bag it should have been in.
Moondawg you're right. Shouted at te kids a few times kicked the dog but now its working.