Maintenance
To Clean the Acceptor and Coin Ramp:
1) Swing the Acceptor lid diagonally upward and to the
right (see Figure 14). Hold the lid firmly so that it does
not snap back down.
2) Wipe the exposed coin ramp and inner surface of the
lid with a damp cloth.
For problem cleaning, dampen
the cloth with water and mild, non-abrasive soap.
Note: When teaching proper use of a TRC-60X0C for
Canadian currency only, substitute a pre-1981 Canadian
nickel in the first step and use a post-1981 nickel in the
second step. All other models should use the post-1981
nickel. It will not accept the Canadian $2 coin.
To Calibrate the Coin Changer:
Drop fifteen coins of each denomination
into the coin changer following the tuning
order.
To Tune a Changer for One
Denomination only:
Depress the Coin Return Lever after each
insertion to move to the next denomination
coin. Or insert a second coin of the same
denomination rather than depressing the
Coin Return Lever.
Routine Maintenance
Periodic routine maintenance improves the
performance and extends the optimum
working life of the coin changer. It can also
reduce the need for more costly repair or
replacement measures. Frequency of
routine maintenance will depend on the
environment and the number of vending
machine transactions.
Cleaning
Before cleaning, be sure to turn the
machine OFF and unplug the coin changer.
The TRC coin changer should be cleaned
only with warm water and a mild detergent
solution.
Caution
Never immerse the coin changer in
water.
Do NOT use solvents, steel wool,
scouring pads, or metal brushes for
cleaning.
Do NOT spray the coin changer with
any types of lubricant.
Since all coins roll down a common coin
ramp, heavy use can result in dirt buildup.
Figure 14: Cleaning the Acceptor Coin Ramp
To clean the Dispenser Slides:
1) Detach the Bottom Plate by removing the seven
Phillips head screws - one screw on each side (A), one
recessed screw on the back (B), and four screws on the
bottom of the changer (C) (see Figure 15).
2) Lift out the Bottom Plate and individual slides.
Clean them with a mild soap solution. Do not spray with
any type of lubricant.
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