Vendo 110

[Kevin C]

Hello

Here is the current slug rejector that I have.

The problem appears to be the  round or half wheel part sticking out of the bottom.

Kevin

[Kevin C]

Hello

Here is the slug rejector with the lower bright silver cover removed.

You can see the lower round part that hangs up on the changer.

Kevin

[Creighton]

Hey Kevin,

That unit won't make change but should take .5 and .10 no problem.

The slug rejector you have is not quite the same as the "new" one I modified. It had the same part at the bottom. I just cut it off and ground smooth. I used a dremal cut off but a hacksaw would have been much faster. There is a part that blocks half of the nickel drop path. I took mine off while cutting but it needs to go back on. Attached is a picture that I hope helps. Sorry didn't think to take any before shots. Let me know if you have any questions.
Creighton

[Kevin C]

Hello

I was out in my garage looking for something & noticed my old Vari-price 50 coin changer. When I removed the all metal slug rejector I saw that it did not have that bottom nickle bump. Will this rejector work? I will post a picture tonight when I get home.
 No work being completed on the Vendo 110 right now because I am still working on the V56 as training paint job before I start on this machine.

Kevin

[Kevin C]

Hello

So here we have my two slug rejectors side by side. The one on the left is off my Vari-price 50. Notice that it does not have the nickle bump on the bottom. So my question is will this rejector work on V110?

Let me know

Kevin

[Kevin C]

Hello

A few questions

1 How does the slug rejector work? So my coin mech will cycle lets say on 10 cents?

2. The Vari-Price rejector  has fixed mounting nubs on the sides but it does have spots to mount the screw in type nubs. So do I just knock off the fixed nubs & mount the other screw in type?

3.  How do you clean this slug rejector?

Thanks

Kevin

[Jim]

All the slug rejector does is filter the coins and place them into the correct coin slot(s) in the coin mech. Depending on the kind of vending cycle, manual or electric, the coin mech will determine if the correct change has been deposited and then allow the vend cycle to be initiated.

It's interesting that the studs aren't removable... Before you grind them off, I would make sure the slug rejector is compatible w/ your coin mech by checking to see that the coins slots line up properly...

As far as cleaning, a nice hot soapy bath and an old tooth brush will do the trick. I've heard the dish washer works wonders but let the wife see you do or that you even heard it here!
 

[MoonDawg]

Kevin---those studs are threaded at one end

[Kevin C]

Hello

I will check tonight if I have time but they apprear to be fixed. Maybe they have never been moved & just appear to be fixed. I will give them the channel lock twist.

Kevin

[Creighton]

On the rejector I used they indeed were cast into the main body. Only the bottom ones need to be moved.
Creighton