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Title: choice vend Jones plug pins Post by: choice120 on December 04, 2008, 09:55:46 pm Got my light fixed on my 120. I was checking my jones plug and realized some of the pins became inplugged from the female end for the coin mech. Now I dont know where they go? All of the wires are white but are labeled;
These are how they are labeled purple 5 white 27 yellow 26 black 25 brown 10 blue 28 and 15 are together Thought I would take the relay box out and trace the wires on the female plug in the box. here are how those wires are set up. These are colored wires. pin 1 Blue pin 2 red pin 3 yellow pin 4 white pin 5 brown pin 6 green pin 7 purple Only problem is on my jones female connection to my coin mech there is no red or gree as in the relay box also my there are 2 blues labeled on the jone plug for the coin mech. any ideas? I am lost. Thanks all Title: Re: choice vend Jones plug pins Post by: Creighton on December 04, 2008, 11:10:58 pm Welcome to SMC.
I can't help but many others can. Posting a pic may speed things along. Creighton Title: Re: choice vend Jones plug pins Post by: choice120 on December 05, 2008, 12:14:32 pm I have traced my wires and here is where they go.
Black is the hot wire white is neautral purple 5 I found goes to the selection button blue 15 goes down to the sold out relays Brown 10 goes to the exact change light this leaves where does the yellow wire lead ? Are the selection buttons known as the vend relays. Talked to coinco and they gave me this set up for the jones plug pin 1 Hot pin 2 Neautral pin 3 Credit Pulse Pin 4 not used pin 5 Use exact Change Pin 6 Hot engage Pin 7 Vend Relay Pin 8 Not used Can anyone help me out here? I got pins 1+2 figured but the rest I am lost because I am new. Thanks Title: Re: choice vend Jones plug pins Post by: choice120 on December 07, 2008, 09:15:48 pm Got it finally figured out here is how the pins go into the female prtion of jones plug. I tested with free vend switch and she vended fine. Here is the pin set up for the choice vend 120.
Pin 1 = Blue wires Pin 2 = Black wire Pin 3 = Yellow wire Pin 4 = NA Pin 5 = Brown Wire Pin 6 = White wire Pin 7 = Purple Wire Pin 8 = NA If the free vend works fine then my coin mech must be bad correct? Title: Re: choice vend Jones plug pins Post by: BrianB on December 10, 2008, 08:07:58 am Great job troubleshooting that wiring problem!! More than likely if you can get it to freevend using the normal configuration, your coin mech is probably bad.
Title: Re: choice vend Jones plug pins Post by: choice120 on December 10, 2008, 09:54:22 am was the coin mech blew that 8amp fuse on logic board. Hooked up new coin mech and she wasnt giving change and was vending at the wrong price. sprayed the spare logic board with contact cleaner and it works like a charm. Can I fix that fuse on the logic board by soldering a wire in place. Also thinking of selling the Choice vend now that all works. I would like to put the money toward an older machine or even a bottle dispensing v-56. What do you think I could get for the 120 or should I part it out. Hate to prt out a fully working machine.
Title: Re: choice vend Jones plug pins Post by: BrianB on December 12, 2008, 07:01:36 am Not sure 100% sure on the going price for a CV 120 but I would guess around $200. Maybe you should keep it as a garage/shop machine.
What kind of coin mech do you have? If it's a Coinco S75-9800A/B (or any coin mech for that matter) soldering a solid peice of wire in place of the P.C. Fuse Link is asking for trouble. That fuse link was put there to protect a vital circuit (the vend relay contacts and the circuit board) in the coin mech. By soldering a solid peice of wire in place you bypass that. You take one overvoltage and POW!!! A fully smoked coin mech. I would replace the fuse a form, fit and function replacement. If it's a regular glass fuse that would be very easy to replace. If it's a Fuseable Link, you can buy fuseable link wire for pretty cheap online. Also, remember that coin mechs aren't cheap!!!! Replacements online are going for a premium these days. |