Vendo 81 a 6 cent coin mech

[hacksaw707]

What is the procedure for depositing the coins, one before the other, both at the same time? Any and all info appreciated.

Thanks,
Ken

[Creighton]

I would go with 5 cent first than the penny. Both at once might jam the mech. Hope others chime in.
Creighton

[HowDueYouDue]

Penny then nickel per this machine.

[ajf5577]

I don't think it matters because the penny and nickle should fall through different slots at the bottom of the rejector. I also doubt that you would be able to deposit both at the same time, but if the slot is worn and will accept both, sure, they may jam up.

[hacksaw707]

Thanks guys,

The coin mech needs some adjusting I guess as booth coins just drop right through.

[collecture]

It doesn't matter which goes first - different coin paths.

[hacksaw707]

The penny gets stuck at the top of the mech, the nickle sometimes goes through. Any suggestions?

[ajf5577]

Need to know where the penny gets stuck, at the top of the rejector, or after the rejector when it enters the actual coin mechanism. The rejector is at the top, with the slides and rotating carriers. The coins go through the rejector, then into the proper slots in the coin mech.

[Larry]

I have a six cent VMC 72 and the coins go through the rejector and fall into a slot of the coin mech.  The coins push up on levers or cams which allows the handle to rotate and vend.  If you are missing one coin, that lever will not lift and the handle will jam and not rotate.  I haven't looked at it in over twenty-five years, but I believe that's how the VMC 72 6 cent machine worked.

Either coin any direction, lol, will work.

When I was in my teens I bought this and decided to spray the coins with WD-40 before I put them through so it can lubricate the coin mech.    That's what I called the rejectors back then.   Yep, that was stupid.  I never had an issue and I never cleaned it afterwards.  I definately wouldn't recommend that. This was just a stupidity story for grins. 

If my rejector is acting up I usually take it apart, clean it, and polish the metal.  I just got my jukebox rejector to work.  I was told that the dimes and nickles never worked in it....they do now. 

[SIGNGUY]

I'd take the rejector out and give it a good cleaning as larry suggests... lots of crud gets built up in these. some hot water, simple green and a toothbrush will work wonders!