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2. Swing the upper plate assembly of the coin chute open by pulling up and releasing the
coin entrance slot (refer to Figure 24). Then, while still holding the upper plate
assembly open, turn the coin chute over and shake.
3. Turn the coin chute right side up, and swing open the section (which contains
magnets) that was under the upper plate assembly. Clean off any foreign material
adhering to the magnets, and if possible remove stuck coins with either your hand or
an orange stick. (If necessary, use a 787A Dime Clear-out Tool or a small screwdriver.)
NOTE Be very careful not to damage the coin chute if using a small screwdriver. Do
not loosen coin chute assembly screws.
4. If coins are still jammed (Figure 25 shows dimes overlapped), remove the 47 A2 Signal
Unit (Totalizer) from lower portion of coin chute. (Refer to the "Signal Unit 47A2"
section in this Chapter.)
5. Use the 787 A Tool to either hook the edge or top surface of overlapped dimes, and
then carefully separate dimes or pull dimes out.
NOTE Two overlapped dimes should not be pulled past lower dime divider leg with
187A Tool hooked on dime edge. Refer to Figure 25.
6. Shake coin chute to allow any other dimes to fall out.
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Figure 25 Coin Chute
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