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#1 OBCC

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Posted 21 August 2009 - 06:41 AM

Hi. I have a trc6000 coin changer that won't accept quarters. I downloaded the instructions to re-teach the changer. My problem is, after shutting off the machine and shorting the teacing pins and turning the machine back on, the changer will not go into teaching mode. When I start inserting the first nickel it excepts it instead of rejecting it. Is there something I'm missing?

Any help would be appreciated.

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Posted 24 August 2009 - 08:58 PM

This happend to me once... make sure the harness pins (what gives electric to the changer) is plugged in properly... if its loose this can happen...

Also make sure machine is off or there is no electric given to the coin mech and then short it with a metal pin... and make sure you are pressing the coin acceptor down.. (the part that gets pushed down.. when someone hits coin return)...

I hope it works with that... Take care


Hi. I have a trc6000 coin changer that won't accept quarters. I downloaded the instructions to re-teach the changer. My problem is, after shutting off the machine and shorting the teacing pins and turning the machine back on, the changer will not go into teaching mode. When I start inserting the first nickel it excepts it instead of rejecting it. Is there something I'm missing?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you
rjperron



#3 The Silver Duck

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Posted 25 August 2009 - 09:03 AM

This happend to me once... make sure the harness pins (what gives electric to the changer) is plugged in properly... if its loose this can happen...

Also make sure machine is off or there is no electric given to the coin mech and then short it with a metal pin... and make sure you are pressing the coin acceptor down.. (the part that gets pushed down.. when someone hits coin return)...

I hope it works with that... Take care


Mine would lose all memory every time the machine was unplugged. Turned out, the tuning pins were touching each other. Make sure your pins are not touching, other than when you short them for tuning.

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Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:12 PM

This happend to me once... make sure the harness pins (what gives electric to the changer) is plugged in properly... if its loose this can happen...

Also make sure machine is off or there is no electric given to the coin mech and then short it with a metal pin... and make sure you are pressing the coin acceptor down.. (the part that gets pushed down.. when someone hits coin return)...

I hope it works with that... Take care


Thanks. I'll try checking the harness pins to make sure they make contact.