V110, wrong rejector?

[Kenny G.]

<font color='#000000'>I recently picked up a coin mechinisim and rejector from a Vendo 81 for my V110 (large door).  I suspected they would fit and they seem to.  However, I am wondering if the rejector I have is correct for the coin mechinisim.  The rejector allows coins to drop in to the mechinisim in 3 places from the far right to about the center of the rejector.  However, it would appear that the coin mechinisim needs any/all coins to drop all the way to the right but some further forward than others.  Am I correct or do I just not understand how this rejector works.  I will attach a few pictures to help clear things up.  

Also, the tag on my 110 says it's a V110 F.  Anyone know what the "F" is for?

Thanks for any help.  Kenny</font>

[Kenny G.]

another shot

[MoonDawg]

I think I understand what you are saying, but have a hard time accepting it. I have a box full of these rejectors if you need one, they're easy to find compared to that mech.
       Could you post a picture of the bottom of your rejector to show what order the coin slots are in? It looks so correct. Can't figure what other type of machine it could have come out of.

[Kenny G.]

Maybe I just don't understand how it works.  Here's a shot of the bottom of the rejector.  The coins seem to be able to come from the three slots on the right, however they almost always drop from the center slot, which seems to just jamb up the machine.  I can't seem to understand how the rejector knows to make the coins slide to different slots.  There seems to be no rhyme or reason behind it, but that could bee because the rejector is not working properely.  Thanks again for your help.

[Kenny G.]

mechinisim without rejector

[Jim]

Kenny,

Do you know if this coin mech vends with 10 or 15 cents...?
With the slug rejector removed, have you been able to get the machine to vend by dropping coins in manually...?
Additionally, if the coins are falling to the left, they are being returned. This can be occur for various reasons:
 1. Slug rejector isn't level/plumb.
 2. Slug rejector could be dirty.
 3. Studs on the rejector may have been moved to a different hole provided your model is adjustable. This can cause misalignment of the coins and the coin mech slots & can add to the problem of being out of plumb/vertical alignment.
 4. Slug rejector may have missing parts forcing the coins into the coin return cup...

Get back to us with any results...

[MoonDawg]

Well Ken you're right. That rejector will not work for you.  I dug through that box of about 20 of these and found one that is the same as yours.  Tried it in a 56 coin mech and the dime gets thrown too far inward.
     I thought they were all alike '>

[Kenny G.]

Yes, the machine will vend with $0.10, so I am sure the problem lies in the rejector.

Ok, so if it's possible I have the wrong rejector, does anyone have a correct one for sale?

Quote (MoonDawg @ June 29 2004,10:16)

I think I understand what you are saying, but have a hard time accepting it. I have a box full of these rejectors if you need one, they're easy to find compared to that mech.        Could you post a picture of the bottom of your rejector to show what order the coin slots are in? It looks so correct. Can't figure what other type of machine it could have come out of.

I have a V81 that has the crank handle part, etc but is missinbg the part of the coin mech that pops into place. Is this machine just shimply missing the Coin rejector then.  If so, how much can I pick one of these up for? Please email me at losttimz@yahoo.com if you have one for sale. Thanks