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Figure 4 – Removing the Bill Validator
CLEARING JAMS
Coins may become jammed in the Coin Hopper for many reasons, dirt, debris, deformed coins, etc. You will first need
to remove all the coins you can from the hopper. While there is a neater way to empty the hopper, in the case of a
jammed or deformed coin, you will need to remove the hopper assembly and turn it upside down to dump out the
coins.
To remove a jammed bill, open the Bill Validator per “Removing The Bill Validator” instructions in this manual and
remove the jam.
DIAGNOSTIC BUTTON
Located in the rear base of the Coin Hopper (Fig. 5), the Diagnostic button is useful for taking an inventory of coins,
cleaning and testing or moving the ChangeMaker.
Pressing and releasing the Diagnostic Button for one second or less will dispense 10 coins and is useful for testing the
machine. Pressing the Diagnostic Button for 3 seconds then releasing will empty the Coin Hopper completely, which
enables you to clean or move the machine.
The Hopper Assembly is equipped with an electronic controller which will reverse the coin wheel and make certain all
coins have been removed. You will hear the wheel reverse 3 to 4 times with pauses between after the hopper is
empty. This is the controller making certain all coins are removed.
Figure 5 – Diagnostic Button
GENERAL
It is suggested that a toolbox accompany you to each of your locations. Suggested items for this toolbox would include
a socket set, (up to a 1/2" socket size suggested) a wrench or pliers, a Phillips and a Standard screwdriver. Additional
items would be a soft rag and perhaps a Black Magic marker. The magic marker is useful in touching up light
scratches that may occur to your vendor.
Wire Harness
(When re-attaching, red
wire goes toward locks)
Release Lever
Diagnostic Button
Cable to Circuit
Board
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